Archive for January, 2009
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I went home for the semester break- December 10th to January 11th, or something, in my case. Basically, the time from my last final to my first class. And when I was home, I had the hardest time adjusting to something- I didn’t own my schedule anymore… Read more…
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Sometimes one’s schedule is full of major classes, other times one loads up on electives. Nonetheless, the first few weeks of each semester are always sort of funny as we all wonder how we’re going to perform, what grade… Read more…
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That’s right, you can listen to me every Monday from 1pm to 2pm co-hosting with my good friend Mitch. I decided to take the leap and sign up for a show just last week. I was sitting in my communications theory class when… Read more…
Author: Emily '11 | 2 Comments »
I went out to the mall (not Galleria, but the OTHER mall) on Friday with a friend, and we had fun. I’m seeing more people who say hi to me, which is a problem, because I’m terrible with faces and… Read more…
Author: Sean '12 | No Comments »
My dad and I decided to go to the Inauguration a while back, right after the election. This was the first time I was old enough to vote for president and I felt lucky to be able to vote in such a historic election. We thought it was important…Read more…
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I’m ready for a day where the temperature is above 20 degrees! I don’t mind the snow. I actually love the city in the winter because everything looks so beautiful when a fresh coat of snow is on it, but I have to say the wind has been killing me on the… Read more…
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We soon realized how naive we must be if we really thought we were going to go to New York for 4 days for, oh, I don’t know, 100 or so dollars. If you’re laughing now, I completely understand… Read more…
Author: Meghan '12 | 2 Comments »
Sometimes I forget that I live in a city full of wonder, excitement, and activity (usually because I avoid Times Square at all possible costs). Thus, when visitors arrive… Read more…
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They stayed in the game the entire time! It was neck and neck and they even went into double overtime! The thing that made this game the most exciting was the tension in the crowds. Anyone who has been to a Canisius College men’s basketball game knows that the C-Block (the cheering crowd of Canisius students) represents!… Read more…
Author: Emily '11 | 2 Comments »
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