December 2013 archive

The first months of Baruch have been really pointless to me. Most of the classes did not appeal to me at all. I really did not grow the way I thought college would make me grow. However, this school is a step forward from high school since it gives you more freedom to manage your …

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I was genuinely surprised the Rubin Museum trip was enjoyable. At first, I was unsure because it took the class a while to get there in the cold rain, but the art was great and the atmosphere of the place (dimly lit, quiet, ventilated) was conducive to looking and analyzing the art. Danny was rather …

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http://media.techeblog.com/images/lazy_college_senior.jpg *Ironically, this FRO post is late   Anyway, I chose ‘Lazy College Senior’ as a picture I feel describes my experience in Baruch over the past 3 1/2 or so months. I find myself doing my work at the last minute. I don’t even know why, I just really don’t want to do my …

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I plan on using Baruch’s education and all of its facilities to the fullest resources; is the broad way to answer this question. Specifically I want to eventually gain the skills to be a boss. Not just a boss, but your boss’ boss. Yeah do the math. Can I really accomplish this at Baruch? Hopefully. …

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If i realllly have to choose a favorite session, I guess I would say it was the day we played that choosing sides game. It really makes one think of thier social perspective of their groups and in their life in general. Gving no choice having a real right or wrong answer, it really makes …

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http://www.skydive-dc.com/SunsetTandem.jpg If I were to describe my Baruch experience in one word, it would honestly have to be “awesome.” Like skydiving, I immersed myself into something I have never tried before – not only starting college, but dorming in the city, and directing a dance team. Through these events, I have experienced so many different …

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My first semester I can really call it a time of peace and self discovery. Between this summer and the end of this first semester, I really solidified where I wanna go and I know people always say that you change your mind by the end of college but I think my plans are pretty …

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The Rubin museum located on 6th avenue and 17th street is a museum that has numerous artifacts from Southeast Asian countries. It is dominated by Buddhist statues and art from countries like India, Nepal, China and Burma. The top floor contained art, mainly statues, pointing to the origins of Hinduism and Buddhism in India. There …

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I am going to be honest…I really didn’t like going here. Mostly because of what day we decided to go. It was drizzling before and then pouring rain after. And its not like I could go home after that, I still had class to go to. So basically it was a fun day at Calc …

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http://www.deviantart.com/art/Forever-alone-257943781   This is the thing that does the describing of experience of things at Baruch.  Before you assume things, no it doesn’t mean I am lonely and made no friends. I have made some wonderful friends during these three months. The point is that I decided after high school that I wasn’t going to …

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