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One of the hardest things for me in Baruch is getting enough sleep to operate properly the next morning. All college students should now that physically getting to class and actually being there are two totally different things.This seems to be my problem as even though I am almost always able to get to class on time, the end of a class session  usually sees me taking a snooze fest on my hand. I hope this problem gets better next semester but I highly doubt it as procrastination and insomnia seems to be part of my genetics rather then a personality defect.

I think the mishkin gallery tour was interesting even for someone like me,who is not usually interested in art. What we did in the tour was listen to an experienced guide explain various pieces of art.The guide was very passionate about the artwork and frequently interjected his own opinions in it,which in turn made it very easy to listen to him. A regrettable aspect of the tour though is that it was completely focused on one artist,It would have been nice to hear about other artist and their life experiences.My favorite part of the tour was when the guide pointed out that there was speculation if the animal in the painting was a cat or a pirate,not only was it funny considering the question but it was even funnier seeing the reactions on my fellow classmate’s face.I won’t say I absolutely loved the tour because art doesn’t seem to appeal to me,but I did enjoy listening to the passions that fueled the particular artist and what they went through during that time.

For my New York Times project my group decided to report on Fraternities and Sororities. We chose this topic because they are a important part of college life and have a big influence on how students behave. My articles reflected this by showing the consequences of the fraternities and Sororities massive influence and showing the possible future of their demise through college of reflection.I enjoyed the project because it allowed me to learn about a new topic while also allowing me to gain a insight on my own college experience.

Hey this is Ethan I created this eight image presentation that I think will accurately describe me. The first image is of a turtle which I think accurately represents me because like a turtle I sometimes find it hard to get out of my shell and meet new people. The second image is of the Greek god Zeus and it represents my love of Greek mythology and my interest in legends of the past. I put the picture of the dog (Its a husky not a wolf so yes its a dog) to represent my deep love and admiration for my own dogs at home. I put the picture of chess to show my bestiality at chess and how I’m always looking for the next best opponent.The picture of the scary smiling guy with an arrow going into his head represents my readiness and willingness to accept new ideas and put them to use in my own ideals. The sixth picture  I put to show my desire to explore new lands when i get the time and to see an environment that hasn’t been touch by industrialization ,it also illustrates my secret desire to own a bad looking hawk that I can carry around on my left arm and name sonic the hedgehog. The seventh picture is an illustration of the fantasy character that first addicted me to reading named drizzt do urden, the morals of his character really inspired me and made me reflect on the futility of violence. And lastly I believe that if you truly want to understand anybody you need to first take a look at their worst enemy and for me that is the bee. I first acquired this hate through a geographic special in which the nice creators of animal planet broadcast a special on bees and a close up view  and slow motion video(because they already didn’t get their point across) of a stinger being launched into someone’s arm. I think that’s all you need to know about me and thank you for reading