Tán ’14
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I’m going to Rochester in July to see Skrillex, a highly renowned dubstep artist! My friend Mark that goes to Canisius as well is going too and so is my next year’s roommate! It is going to be a great time. Also, my brother is taking me to New York City to see Flux Pavillion and Doctor P, some other dubstep artists coming to North America for the…CLICK HERE TO READ MORE…
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In english class we read a book called The Laramie Project. It was about societal issues such as hate crimes, homophobia, discrimination, etc. Our final project was to write our own play of 5 pages about a social issue that needs to be addressed. I chose bullying because if you type it into Google right now…CLICK HERE TO READ MORE…
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The ‘Survivors’ started off the walk and it felt intense. People were crying but it was so nice to see people comfortable with sharing their story. An honorary cancer survivor was called up to the podium to speak. It was extremely emotional because she was crying so hard, telling the crowd…CLICK HERE TO READ MORE…
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All around we saw Japanese boys and girls in their traditional clothing, kimonos. Also, there were Chinese and Japanese calligraphy artists there that would write your name in their respective native languages! It was so amazing to see them perform such swift motions of the brush and produce such wonderful looking symbols! And the people that did it were hilarious, throwing in their little…CLICK HERE TO READ MORE…
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I like the thick temple pieces because it makes them look a bit more stylish on top of allowing me to actually see what is in front of my face! And they fit my face well and correspond to my facial shape well. An embarrassing anecdote: I was walking to class one day and my friend called me from down the hall, but I didn’t know who it was because I couldn’t see. So I end up walking all the way…CLICK HERE TO READ MORE…
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As for Spring Break itself, it was awesome. Not in the relax-at-the-beach-and-do-nothing-awesome, but hanging with your roommate for most of the break awesome. I stayed at my roommate Ethan’s house from Wednesday until Sunday (until we left to come back to school, boo!!) His family showed me around the area and I even got to eat at Dinosaur BBQ…CLICK HERE TO READ MORE…
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Spring Break begins this week as well on Friday — March 18, 2011. It will be a nice break for us because we have been working hard thus far. I know I just want to go home to my family and friends, and of course: HOME-COOKED MEALS. There is nothing like it so enjoy them while you can! Oh, my brother pre-ordered…CLICK HERE TO READ MORE…
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The whole room shook to the bass of the dubstep he incorporated into his mixes. I recorded a few videos but because the music was playing so loud, it defeated the whole purpose of the video. The next time I go I will bring my camera for some quality sound…CLICK HERE TO READ MORE…
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The deadline for selecting your roommates for 2011-2012 is March 1st, 2011. In a rush to find roommates, I was a little anxious about not being able to find any, or enough. However, my friend Keith was also looking for a roommate, and then our search together began to find two other guys that would room with us…CLICK HERE TO READ MORE…
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I wanted to do Alternative Spring Break but the applications were due in early December! I was not aware of this. So I will be missing out on the spectacular opportunity this year but I will be more than ready for next year…CLICK HERE TO READ MORE…
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