Who Are WE? We're PR3!

In the first couple of weeks I was so concerned about joining something ASAP in order to settle in Baruch easier. What I came to realize is that its really no big deal. I guess it just takes time to find that one thing you want to commit to. I did, however, find that one thing. Myself and a few others from our “block” decided to join the USG. I want to take on a career in politics so it is almost a must to be involved with the USG. I am now part of the student service committee.

It’s great, only problem are the meetings. I do want to be involved and attend all meetings,but Wednesday’s at 5? Really? Wednesday is already my longest day. Now plus a 2 hour break and a meeting? I know I have to just suck it up. It will just take me a little bit longer to really commit to it. Despite not being too thrilled with the meeting time, it’s been great. The people I have met through the USG are wonderful people. I look forward to becoming more involved in the coming semesters.

I haven’t joined any clubs yet, even though in the beginning of the year I was killing myself with the thought that I immediately needed to. The problem is that no club that I’ve seen really interested me. Or maybe I’m just being too closed minded. I want to be in something that I am passionate about, but I haven’t found that thing yet. For now I just spend time around campus or go home.

In my free time on campus I’m usually found in the library. If I don’t have any homework to do at the moment, I usually find someone to chat with or something else to occupy my mind with. I’ve recently picked up a book by Kurt Vonnegut. Maybe catch up on some leisure reading. Today a group of us went to East, a Japanese restaurant, for some sushi. That’s probably going to be a new favorite. A popular place in our little “block” group for some quick food has been the little deli on 23rd. We call it “Uncle Sam’s” only because the guy behind the counter told us he wants to call it that someday. Quirky little insider.

I’m going for this new thing for myself: more time on my mind, less time on the computer. We’ll see what happens.