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Monthly Archives: February 2013
“Soap and Water”
I personally thought the readings due Wednesday were interesting since I could actually “read” it and understand it. The readings were fairly easy to understand without the specific names compared to the previous readings. It feels like the course focus … Continue reading
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Elmira College
I first started off the assignment today with the intention that I was going to base my blog off of the reading “Tyrants of the Shop,” by Fanny Fern. As I was just finishing the reading, which was rather good … Continue reading
Transitions by Alvino Kumaga
Transition. Isn’t that what life is about. We as humans are in a constant state of transition. As we age from children to pre-teens, to teenagers, and finally to adults, there are many things that transpire throughout that time. We … Continue reading
Check the Hike
“Where’s Ashton Kutcher?!” That was the sole thought that flooded my mind after hearing that the MTA was doing another fare hike. I was waiting for Ashton to pop out of nowhere and laugh about the fact that he just … Continue reading
I Ink, Therefore I Am
This past Friday, I stopped by the Tattoo Parlor “Pain Ink” in Jackson Heights to get an additional tattoo. It was not planned at all though I was pondering the question whether or not to get another one for many … Continue reading
Well-paying Career vs. Interesting Career
I came into Baruch with the intent of studying finance or accounting and putting myself on the track to a well-paying job. I knew that being a financial broker or an investor was one of the rare jobs that would … Continue reading
When is Private Actually Private?
When we were discussing Strong’s, The Diaries and Thoreau’s, “Letters from Staten Island”, a major topic was about what made these reading’s different, which, as we discussed, was that they were supposed to be private. And it made me think, … Continue reading
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I’m majoring in Accounting…maybe
Since junior year of high school I had decided that I wanted to major in accounting. I had taken a basic accounting class in that year and I really enjoyed it. I didn’t seem to have any doubts about what … Continue reading
The Scientist
Since starting my freshman year of college this past fall, I found that classes that I assumed were going to be tedious or of no interest to me, taught me the most. Classes like political science and American history, which … Continue reading
Trinidad and Tobago Carnival
Last week Monday and Tuesday were the celebration of Carnival in my country, Trinidad and Tobago. Carnival is one of the things I enjoy most about my culture. Before the actual two days of masquerading, there is what is commonly … Continue reading
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