So that's it!! I'm all done; finished up today at 5:00 with my finite math exam and my freshman year is over. Wow. its crazy i can't even believe it.
I head back home to Rhode Island tomorrow where I will be working lots over the next 4 months.
Good luck to all of you with picking your schools
and Good luck to our graduating seniors, especially our senior ambassadors!!
We'll miss you!!
Until September...
Haley
The 4 years of college for one Public Relations Major; From dorm life to living in Australia,apartment living to internships- while just trying to make it all slow down...
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
"We're Kind Of a Big Deal"
So today is the Temple Street Fair, organized by Program Council and SGA and other student activities. Our theme for program council is from Anchorman, "We're kind of a big deal.."
We had shirts made with the saying. They are pretty awesome
Basically the event consists of fair like activities and games, where students can get cotton candy, snow cones, popcorn, take pictures in photo booths, get henna tattoos, etc...
Its a fun event, especially on such a nice day as today, where the sun is out. I hear tomorrows supposed to be even warmer though, so i'm very excited to just go for a run, or lay out in the commons.
I only have about 5 hours left to work in the Admissions office, and I am all done with tours for the year. Its so weird to think that my freshman year is basically over. I waited forever to be in college, and im already 1/4 done with it. Its kind of scary. Many of our ambassadors are seniors and they are getting real jobs and talking about what is next for them. I can only imagine that it will seem like tomorrow, being done with college. Its just like how fast high school went, looking back. Except now, we are in school even less, which makes it go by even faster. Its scary! Kind of a wake up call; dont keep wishing for the next best thing, just enjoy life one day at a time. Such a cliche, i know, but its so true.
I have 8 days of class left and so much work to do. I have a 10 page paper due for American lit, 4 mini papers for film on different movies, a persuasive speech, and 5 exams coming up.
I also am supper stressed about my study abroad application. I found out the program I want to get into, which is a certain school in Australia, only accepts 6 people, and if i want to have a chance to get a spot, i have to have my application stuff in before I leave for summer, which is April 30th. Yikes.
Basically, i have lots to do, and only about a week to do it.
Oh! almost forgot...Today in my American Lit. class, Maxine Hong Kingston, author of famous Chinese-American short stories and essays, came to speak to our class. I have never actually had the chance to hear an author speak about his or her own work, and after reading her stories, it was such an inspiring class. I got to hear about what she was thinking as she wrote her stories, and learned about her Chinese-American culture and about her inspirations...Shes doing events at Suffolk all week...
I also saw Suffolk's production of HAIR on Saturday night. It was definitely interesting. The cast was very strong, in both singing and acting. The actual story line, well i did not really know what was going on besides being a hippie in the late 60s, early 70s...it was show unlike any other, for a lack of descriptive words...
Hopefully I will have another chance to Blog before I head back to Rhode Island for the summer!
Until then...
Haley :)
We had shirts made with the saying. They are pretty awesome
Basically the event consists of fair like activities and games, where students can get cotton candy, snow cones, popcorn, take pictures in photo booths, get henna tattoos, etc...
Its a fun event, especially on such a nice day as today, where the sun is out. I hear tomorrows supposed to be even warmer though, so i'm very excited to just go for a run, or lay out in the commons.
I only have about 5 hours left to work in the Admissions office, and I am all done with tours for the year. Its so weird to think that my freshman year is basically over. I waited forever to be in college, and im already 1/4 done with it. Its kind of scary. Many of our ambassadors are seniors and they are getting real jobs and talking about what is next for them. I can only imagine that it will seem like tomorrow, being done with college. Its just like how fast high school went, looking back. Except now, we are in school even less, which makes it go by even faster. Its scary! Kind of a wake up call; dont keep wishing for the next best thing, just enjoy life one day at a time. Such a cliche, i know, but its so true.
I have 8 days of class left and so much work to do. I have a 10 page paper due for American lit, 4 mini papers for film on different movies, a persuasive speech, and 5 exams coming up.
I also am supper stressed about my study abroad application. I found out the program I want to get into, which is a certain school in Australia, only accepts 6 people, and if i want to have a chance to get a spot, i have to have my application stuff in before I leave for summer, which is April 30th. Yikes.
Basically, i have lots to do, and only about a week to do it.
Oh! almost forgot...Today in my American Lit. class, Maxine Hong Kingston, author of famous Chinese-American short stories and essays, came to speak to our class. I have never actually had the chance to hear an author speak about his or her own work, and after reading her stories, it was such an inspiring class. I got to hear about what she was thinking as she wrote her stories, and learned about her Chinese-American culture and about her inspirations...Shes doing events at Suffolk all week...
I also saw Suffolk's production of HAIR on Saturday night. It was definitely interesting. The cast was very strong, in both singing and acting. The actual story line, well i did not really know what was going on besides being a hippie in the late 60s, early 70s...it was show unlike any other, for a lack of descriptive words...
Hopefully I will have another chance to Blog before I head back to Rhode Island for the summer!
Until then...
Haley :)
Tuesday, April 1, 2008
April Showers...
So here we are, April 1st. The last month of school, the home stretch if you will.
I will be a sophomore in 28 days. Which means i will have to change my blog's heading because I will no longer have the prospective of a freshman. I'm open for suggestions.
So there are a few things i would like to do before i head back to Rhody for the summer.
I want to go to the Museum of Fine Arts. I want to see another off broadway show. I want to go to the Performing Arts Production of "Hair" and I want to go to the murder mystery Dinner theater show. So do i have time to do all of this within the next 4 weeks? I hope so. I have quite a few long papers to start, all due around the same time, like the 23rd ish. Since i take night classes i get those exams out of the way a week earlier than the others.
Spring Ball is also coming up, which is April 24th. I need to find a dress. Just remembered.
It says online that it is currently 60 degrees in Boston, Ma, but i dont think thats quite accurate. Its pretty gross out, windy, and some rain, definately not a warm 60. :(
I'll be back in RI before its anywhere near time for beach weather.
So the College of Arts and Sciences Showcase went well on Sunday. There were lots of people here, around 1700 i believe.
We have the business showcase this coming saturday. The days are super busy, but its kind of fun to know that our tours and what we say may have an influence on where students plan to go to school for the next 4 years of their life.
I register for classes on the 3rd. Keeping my fingers crossed that the classes I need are not filled up by upperclassmen.
Other than that... just trying to stay focused on getting all of my work done.
Lets hope for warm weather.
Sincerely,
Haley
I will be a sophomore in 28 days. Which means i will have to change my blog's heading because I will no longer have the prospective of a freshman. I'm open for suggestions.
So there are a few things i would like to do before i head back to Rhody for the summer.
I want to go to the Museum of Fine Arts. I want to see another off broadway show. I want to go to the Performing Arts Production of "Hair" and I want to go to the murder mystery Dinner theater show. So do i have time to do all of this within the next 4 weeks? I hope so. I have quite a few long papers to start, all due around the same time, like the 23rd ish. Since i take night classes i get those exams out of the way a week earlier than the others.
Spring Ball is also coming up, which is April 24th. I need to find a dress. Just remembered.
It says online that it is currently 60 degrees in Boston, Ma, but i dont think thats quite accurate. Its pretty gross out, windy, and some rain, definately not a warm 60. :(
I'll be back in RI before its anywhere near time for beach weather.
So the College of Arts and Sciences Showcase went well on Sunday. There were lots of people here, around 1700 i believe.
We have the business showcase this coming saturday. The days are super busy, but its kind of fun to know that our tours and what we say may have an influence on where students plan to go to school for the next 4 years of their life.
I register for classes on the 3rd. Keeping my fingers crossed that the classes I need are not filled up by upperclassmen.
Other than that... just trying to stay focused on getting all of my work done.
Lets hope for warm weather.
Sincerely,
Haley
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