As a full-fledged graduate, I feel that I should end my relatively short blogging career at QC with a few parting words of wisdom, some lessons I have learned during my four years as an undergrad…
Take your time to decide what you want to do with your life. When I started out at QC I […]
Well I just wanted to begin by saying that it has really been a pleasure being a part of the QWriting blogging community. Although it was sometimes difficult to keep up with the deadlines, in the midst of all the other work I had to do and life in general, I have found blogging to […]
So congrats seniors for finishing your last semester at QC (except for those who still have to take summer classes >_<) and finally graduating. ^^ Also, a special thanks for everyone who was able to come and listen to my speech (especially my friends Jenn and Sam since who just came to support me even […]
After a long, tiring week of finals and ceremonies, followed by two graduations (both Macaulay Honors and Queens College), my undergraduate career culminated with the presentation of a valedictorian speech for the CUNY Pipeline Program… Although it was a lot less scary than what Sharon had to go through, speaking in front of over ten […]
This is my last post in regards to Spring 2010 term. It has officially ended, it ended yesterday with the graduation ceremony for the class of 2010, and after that the biology exam that took place in KY 150 and 170 at 4:30 -6:30 pm. Those two were the last concluding events of Spring 2010. […]
I have 5 classes, and all of their finals are scheduled in just 3 days. While many people are either already done or there are close to done. I have not even started taking my finals. Not even 1. My first exam is on Monday, and there are two finals that day, 2 more on […]
As the semester is coming to an end I just wanted to remind students to fill out the online course evaluations. It may seem like a drag but it does not really take that much time at all to answer the questions and this system has been essentially designed to give students the opportunity to […]
On Wednesday night most of us from the English Honors Seminar went to Professor McCoy’s apartment for a final farewell celebration. We all had an awesome time, drinking wine and eating delicious home-cooked food (along with a lot of fattening deserts). It was a really relaxing experience to be able to reflect on what we […]
When it comes to registering for classes, students have different criteria for taking a course. Some look for a good time, some care about the subject of the class; whether they find it interesting or not. I only look to see if the professor has a good reputation. In other words I don’t care what […]
