Last Tuesday, I covered the Knicks Hornets game on WBMB Baruch College Radio. This is something I really enjoyed, and I’m glad I participated in Student Life to find this. Not only did I have a good time doing the game, but I’m looking forward to what’s to come in the future. I’ll be in the booth calling Baruch basketball games (home games only, I believe), and will be premiering my new sports show tomorrow night at 8, alongside my partner David Just. To tune in go to www.wbmbbiz.com/590am/

Taking the V.A.R.K. quiz opened my eyes a bit about starting college. I’m not sure about everyone else, but I did quizzes just like this one almost as often as breathing throughout high school. The one thing that caught my attention was the results. After every single one of these types of quizzes in high school, I seemed to have a unanimous preference to learn visually, which does make sense, as I don’t pay much attention unless you grab it. However, the V.A.R.K. quiz was the first to dispute these routine results. This survey’s results depicted me as a kinesthetic learner, which I had never gotten before, but I guess can maybe make sense. I’ve changed the way I studied, worked in class, and done homework since I started at Baruch, so maybe with a new experience comes a new way of learning.