Archive for November, 2008
« Previous EntriesIn New York City, Thanksgiving is an institution. The night before the big Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade throngs of tourists and locals alike storm the Upper West Side to catch a glimpse of the crowds of parade workers inflating the… Read more…
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I grew up in a small town, with conservative parents, and I still managed to flip everything all topsy-turvy. Canisius may not be a place for those who go against the grain yet, but it will be. If I have my… Read more…
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Thankfully I may only have one exam during exam week since I have two take homes and a final during class this week. That would really be helpful because then I will have everything done by this friday and have just… Read more…
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Maintaining friendships from college is crucial, even more important, some would argue, than keeping in touch with friends from high school. Our first night we were able to visit and catch up with some of my old Canisius friends at… Read more…
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Last weekend was an eventful one. Of course, as a member of the Fusion Gaming Society, I was all prepped for the Griffins after Dark game night event on Saturday- better know as SNIP to the Fusionites. And being a freshman, it was my first experience with… Read more…
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Tuesday, I attended a panel discussion in Low Library at Columbia on the various issues populating the ever-growing and important field of bioethics. The subject matter of the night, for these purposes, isn’t that important but the relevance to this posting is that the knowledge you… Read more…
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My sister-in-law finally had her baby, my new nephew and he is just so precious. It is amazing how he is finally here after waiting for so long. I can only imagine how… Read more…
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So, what to say? School has been getting better and easier as the days go by. Well, not easier in terms of the workload, but in terms in adjusting and getting used to it all. It figures that right when I start getting adjusted, we’re ending the semester! I’m so excited to… Read more…
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So I dreamed up the No Childhood Left Behind Act. Basically, it says that one day should be set aside a semester for college students to revert to their six year old sides. Probably a Saturday, students can run around and be… Read more…
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So for a minute there it felt a little bit like things were spiraling out of control, but I think I’ve got a handle on everything now. In fact, the biggest of all those stresses was an English paper I had to write… Read more…
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