After class on Thursday, I went to the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA). Instead of going alone, I went with my newly found friends Ben and Ryan. I was afraid I wouldn’t make any friends in my block schedule, but thankfully these guys are there for me and I consider them to be good friends. Anyways, once we reached the museum, I was immediately blown away by the structure of the building. It felt almost as if the building was an art piece itself, housed by many other priceless pieces of art. As we walked through the gallery, we were all pretty much blown away by what the museum had to offer. The art pieces all varied from one another, ranging from 3D replicas of famous locations all the way to oil on canvas projects. The amount of variety never ceased to amaze me. It felt like there was something for everyone. This experience assisted my experience here at Baruch because it made me realize that there are so many opportunities that I must take advantage. Thanks to Baruch, I’m allowed to visit many museums and other famous locales for free with my CUNY ID, such as the MOMA. Now, I feel like I must make an effort to visit all these locations when I get the time in order to get the most out of my time here at Baruch as a freshman. In addition, going to the MOMA with my friends made me realize that I need to make time to hang out after class ends as well. Usually, right after class ends, I leave and go straight to the train in order to get home. I now realize that doing this is wrong, for I should make an effort to hang with my friends and socialize in order to be able to enjoy myself and meet even more people to talk to.
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