My First Job. Ever.
OK, not really my first job. There were a few summers when I helped my mom out in her store. But she didn’t pay me. So wait, never mind, this is still my first job. Ever.
The Results are In!
After two weeks of campaigning, two weeks of carrying a table across campus, waking up earlier than usual, and wearing the same shirt for days and days in a row (trust me, the last three days was BAD, wearing a white T-shirt for three days in a row really isn’t a good idea, but it was all worth it!).
Devastation and Reform or: Bittersweet, You’re Gonna Be The Death of Me or: At Least I Had Fun With Her
Gravity’s always pullin’ down on me,
And I resist as one who knows resistance is in vain.
Bye Bye, Intellectual Property. :(
Today I paid my last respects to Intellectual Property, the colorful two-story bookstore on the Drag, before it closes this Saturday.
On Student Government Elections
To be quite honest if we were to go back two years ago to my first year at UT when I had the opportunity to vote during Student Government Elections for the first time - I was completely apathetic.
Like a Tilted Balance Beam
Currently listening to: Teitur – I Was Just Thinking
The thick of the semester is upon us – I opened my planner and was struck by a wave of panic: tests, quizzes, papers, meetings, deadlines deadlines and oh yes, more deadlines.
When I Wake Up In The Morning Love and The Sunshine Hurts My Eyes or: When You’re On a Roll, You’re On a Roll
When I wake up in the morning love,
And then sunshine flutters in lightly from above,
I know somehow it’s gonna be a good day.
Scholarships
Applying for scholarships is one of the more frustrating things someone can do. But, it can also be one of the most rewarding as well.
CGI U Conference and February in Review
Over the past two weeks I have: sat 20 feet away from Natalie Portman, signed a lease on a new apartment, and ordered my official UT class ring, and a dozen other things.
Goodbye, But Not Forever (Not Even Close)
Currently listening to: Josh Rouse – Quiet Town
College has allowed me to explore friendship in two ways: make new friends and strengthen old friendships.
