Monthly Archives: November 2009

The Academic advistment workshop was fun to go to. it was full of people and everyone is trying to sign in there name. i learned about the help i could get in the school with is very helpful. i am … Continue reading →

i went to see the doll house with my english class on the 24th. i read the play in high school so i kinda knew what was in store for me. The actor were reading staight from the play and … Continue reading →

The Academic advistment workshop was fun to go to. Again, it was completely mobbed with people, but after signing in my name and going to the multi-purpose room to attend different stations, I think things ran smoothly. I learned a … Continue reading →

I don’t know if this counts as a workshop, but we went to talk to someone about which classes to take for next semester. I found this extremely helpful, actually, and I think it should be done again to help … Continue reading →

So don’t know if this counts, but I went to a workshop pretty early in the semester on a thursday. I was told that there would be free cookies, so naturally I went to check it out. There was an … Continue reading →

My english class was lucky enough to go to this play rectial. I really enjoyed watching the play, even if it wasn’t the real thing. It was very pertinent to the topic we were discussing in our English class, “relationships”. … Continue reading →

Haha, okay so the first workshop that I ever attended, I’m being told is the library tour. I thought that it was helpful to learn about the library, if you had never been there before. Since I have been at … Continue reading →

This thursday I went to a personal enrichment workshop. It was a little crowded in the room, since everyone was trying to get in it. I sat on the floor with a few other people and listened in on the … Continue reading →

Okay, so I am not even sure if this is where you blog about our enrichment workshops buuut I’m going to take a risk and do it here. I went to the Club Fair workshop, and I was actually pleasantly … Continue reading →