student life
Dodging About Campus
It may only be week one for the majority of the students on campus but the freshmen, Resident Assistants, Peer Advisors, athletes and many other students have been around for at least a few weeks by now. That means pretty much everyone is settled in and has some sense of a schedule. But for the [...]
Meeting Pete the Planner
Alumni visit the campus all the time. Literally, it feels as if they are always here. Sometimes, as current students, we get annoyed with them. Who wouldn’t, they usually cause the CC Dining Hall to close and that means everyone on campus has to pour into the Underground to eat. We forgive them, because they [...]
Sushi Sensation!
As yet another way to get people to hang out and enjoy the atmosphere of the SAC, the committee recently hosted an evening with music and food. Not just any food. Sushi. The perfect opportunity for those who love sushi to score some for free, or even for those who had never tried it to [...]
A Night at the Casino – Part II
Even though my first post about Casino Night was pretty long, I didn’t even cover some of the best parts of the evening. A lot of the action couldn’t be described by my words, so more photos are a definite must! In order to properly cover the events that happened at the Campus Center on [...]
A Night at the Casino – Part I
There are almost always events going on around campus: a play, a concert, a show by Hanover’s improv troupe, Evil Petting Zoo, something. However, the second half of the semester is much quieter than both fall and spring terms. Fall includes the Gala, the Homecoming football game and events, including a concert. Spring term, on [...]
Holiday Mail For Heroes
As the semester is coming to a close, it seems even though I am swamped with homework, I am being even more rushed by events. You would think that with projects due, exams less than a week away and break just so close, the campus would be dead. Dead as in everyone in their rooms [...]
Catching and Making The Dream
Even though I’m only a junior, I am definitely working hard to make my senior year go as smooth as possible. So that means scheduling meetings with professors to discuss independent study (IS) ideas, going on Grad School tours and studying for the GRE. I’m dreaming pretty big, I want to be a professor of [...]
Review the Present…Adjust Your Future
One of the most important parts of senior year is making the decision whether or not to attend graduate school, which I have chosen to do. Deciding the next course to take has been a major sticking point since the beginning of the summer. Do I continue with my computer science major or switch up [...]
The Coming and the Going
As someone who goes home several times a semester, I thought I should give some advice on making the dreaded trip home from Hanover. While many students live only an hour or less from campus, there are those of us who live three, four or ten hours from here. I live three and a half [...]
More adventures in D.C.
So many things to catch up on because so many things happened during the past couple of weeks! I guess I will just post some pictures about my adventures here then. I went to the National Zoo with some of the friends that I made here in Washington, D.C. And the most exciting thing here [...]
