For the New York Times front page project, our group choose the topic about how to save money for students. Because we are students, it’s not easy to find a good job for us. Although we can find some part time work, it still gets a lot of money because we neither do not have experience nor time. Instead of gaining money, our group find some ways to save money for college students. We choose the articles, which talks about insurance plan and some free activities that we can join after school. In my knowledge, I think saving money is equal to gain money. Even though we know the way to save our money, it is still very hard to do so because this is our first year at Baruch college. We need to spend money in everywhere such as our tuition, books and lunch. Our purpose of the project is to show students that there is many ways to save money and we have to do it for our future.

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My heart will go on-Celine Dion

Norwegian Wood-Beatles

I’m so tired-Beatles

Wake me up-Avicii

Ave Maria-Beyonce

Paradise-Coldplay

Non, je ne regrette rien

Over The Love- Florence   The Machine

Chelsea Hotel No 2- Lana Del Rey

Young and Beautiful- Lana Del Rey

The ten songs above probably are my favorite songs. Once I falling in love with a song, I will never stop to listen. It will be bored sometimes, but I am not going to delete any of them from my playlist in my heart. The song “Norwegian Wood” is more special for me than the others. I know this song because it is mentioned in a book also called “Norwegian Wood” by a Japanese writer Haruki Murakami. I feel this song is pretty sad because one of the main character says so in the book, but I have never understand the meaning of that song. I replay it over and over and look for the lyrics. It does not matter if you understand or not. It just does not matter at all. I do not need a reason to love a song as I love a girl. You can assume that I rarely have my own idea because I always agree with others such as eating lunch and the sad feeling of “Norwegian Wood”, but I will not admit that anyway. Because this is my own way to respect others and to show my polite. All those songs have one common which all are very sentimental. I am not that kind of person, but I do not that I just like to hear this kind of songs.