FRO12 BRC

It was a really great experience at Mishkin Art Gallery. Learned quite a lot about Jazz and how to take photo effectively.  The photographs hanged on the wall were amazing.

The performers managed to bring to life monologues of different students with an incredible talent that made it seem as though it came naturally to them. This time the show had more meaning to it as I related it to when our class had to make monologues. It made me realize how there are so many students with captivating stories and different backgrounds. What I liked most about the performance is the humor. It was very amusing to watch and witness how these performers made it all sound so real. It was like I was hearing this from the very student who wrote it! I also liked how realistic the stories were, especially the more serious and depressing ones. It lets you catch a glimpse of someone else in life that is in a worse situation than you are and it really makes you appreciate what you have.

I like this performance a lot. It really helps to understand other people’s life in Baruch, especially those “others” are your peers. It is very interesting to compare your own life with the others. Sometimes you might get shock, “How can something like this happen to him?”, sometimes you might get jealous, “Why is it him not me?” No matter what the situation is, it helps. For most of the case,  getting to know something about the others can help to understand yourself better. Well, at least I think I know much about myself now.

The Baruch Voice was amazing!! The actors are awesome, they performed out feeling of the person who wrote monologues. It’s is amazing that I got to see this specially event. I really like the humors in the monologue. Especially, the story which the writer has his new born baby sister in the year of 2008. The person who was performing it really shows me the joyful moment that the writer has.

i think the Baruch Voice is amazing. stories are performed very nice by these good performers. especially the story about quit smoke, it is really funny. however, i was confused by the cutting story at the end, it was depressing. overall, it is a show that worth to take time to watch.

The Baruch Voice was amazing! I love all the stories performed by awesome actors. I’m enjoyed watching the show and actually surprised of how each actor put their emotions into each stories. The one story about first new born baby at year 2008 really impressed me, and I can tell the writer was joyful of his sister’s birth through the actor’s performance. I hope I have another chance to see the Baruch Voice next time.

My opinion on the Baruch voices was definitely interesting. It was worth taking the time out to watch it. I felt like the actors really put emotion into their act as well as making it more entertaining to watch. It was interesting to know that the show actually came from real monologues from real people in our school, especially the one at the end when one girl wanted to commit suicide.

I was really enjoyed the Voices. The monologues show what happened to the writers and what thoughs do they have. It’s interesting to listen the feeling of others. I like those humors in the monologue. Those actors’ performance made the monologues more insteresting and lively. And I like that Asian’s performance, he was very funny and he is a food performer. Although some of the stories was very depressing, overall it was a good experience.

Michelle Blanket                                                                                                                             12/1/12

The trip of Rubin Museum is a interesting experience for me. To be honest, i don’t go to museum really much. however, rubin museum did make me start like to know about Buddhism. the most impressive place of Rubin Museum is the Shrine room. in the Shrine room, the guide ask us to close our eyes for 60 seconds, it makes me feel quite peace. hence, Rubin Museum is a very good place for people to learn something about religin.