Author Archives: pspyropoulos

I forgot to blog this one, anyway, on October 15th, i attended a workshop called, “Everything you need to know to pass Math”. It was held by the Sacc center in room 3-215. The speakers gave us studying tips, and … Continue reading →

On Thursday October 29th i attended the Career Planning: Internship and Goal Setting Workshop. This workshop was very informative and more organized than previous workshops. The sign in process was also simple. It was held in the Multi-purpose room. We … Continue reading →

I went to the arts workshop on 11/3 which was in a small art gallery in a different building. There was a small group of people in the gallery which was a nice change compared to the usual hundreds of … Continue reading →

On Tuesday Oct 13, i attended The Changing Nature of Race, Power, and Ethnicity in the Era of Obama and Sotomayor. I along with other students were asked to attend this meeting by our History teacher, Ms. Fernandez. The meeting … Continue reading →

I went to the student services fair/workshop on Oct 14th. This time was a little different compared to the other workshops. Before i entered, i was asked for my social security number, which i didnt have so i had to … Continue reading →

Jahn took us on a tour of the library. He showed us how to use the copy machines and get our $100 dollar credit. We went to the 2nd floor and saw all the “study pods” and whatnot where people … Continue reading →

Okay, so today (9/24) was the club fair and it pretty much fulfilled my expectations. By expectations I mean, being crowded and unorganized. Much like the last workshop, there was just way to many people running to the gymnasium. The … Continue reading →

As we all know, being able to communicate in today’s world is essential to being successful. Good communication skills are needed if you want a good paying job, but in today’s world, with texting, instant messaging, cell phones, and email, … Continue reading →

I was on my way to room 5-125, when suddenly I was stopped by a mob of freshman standing in line. I had no idea what they were doing, I just thought they finished their classes and were leaving. To … Continue reading →