Do you remember asking this question when you were younger? Did you get an answer? If not, why did you stop searching for it? I find this to be a wonderful question with a fascinating explanation. I remember one of the possible explanations I heard when I was younger was that the blue in the […]
Month: March 2012
The F Word
I have become increasingly bored with Facebook recently. I say recently, it’s actually been a while since I began to question what exactly the website brings to my life, and whether it would be wiser to try and give it up like the bad habit it has become. Checking Facebook has been part of my […]
Paying to Waste
I pay the international tuition at QC, which means I pay per credit for everything, no matter how many credits I take. I believe it’s somewhere around 500 dollars per credit, making each 3 credit class $1500 for the semester. … Continue reading →
Lost and Found
I took a shower, brushed my teeth, and was ready to snuggle up in to bed when… A sudden thought haunted me. I opened up my bag and I looked all over, flipped my room upside down. It was clear … Continue reading →
Good News: CUNY Nobel Science Challenge Winner
I have the great pleasure and honor of winning 2nd place in the CUNY Nobel Science Challenge in the Physics category. The goal of the challenge is to get CUNY students to contribute to science literacy in New York City and become aware of the important scientific discoveries that these Nobel Laureates are making. The […]
Doing What You Love Can Be Hard, Too
It really can. I’ve always loved reading and writing, have always taken special interest in analyzing literature for the fun of it. I guess I never really expected something that I’m so passionate about to get particularly challenging, and it wasn’t… Until I took a class full of English majors. For the first time since […]
Musings from the 2nd Semester of an MFA Student
There are a few things that I still can’t believe. One is that I’m in New York. I’ve said that many times now. The other thing is that I was accepted into and that I am actually in a MFA Creative Writing program. Most people would ask why you would apply to a graduate program […]
