Recently, I've been absent from this blog. This is because I have (figuratively) been dying of alcohol excess. Read on to find out about the abundance of alcohol in my life and why it's killing me.

Actually, I'm not even going to attempt to tackle the aforementioned question--please, a college education doesn't prepare you to tackle such quandaries!

Instead, this entry is about where I am. (delightfully more egocentric topic, hm?) In my blog picture, that is.

 Why I love dorm life.

I never used to go to sleep after 12 in high school. And I pretty much always used to get up at 5 (?!?!?!) ... things have changed.

College To-Do #56.3: Leave your comfort zone--at least once a week.

And it's not for any of that "freedom" cliche-ness. Though I can't promise to eschew triteness completely--I mean, what's really original these days anyway?--I promise this will at least contain a few shades of complexity.

A few organizational tools to help you with your time management; part 2 in a series

A continuation of this entry; was I right? Was I wrong? You'll never know unless you read more...

Aren't you intrigued by the title of this entry? In all seriousness though...this is the first entry in a series on time management. :) 

 The OSU Involvement Fair...home of free food, laundry bags, lanyards, Tobacco International planners (no joke)...and a whole lot of rejection.

 Keep a look-out for an entry few weeks from now about whether these classes meet my expectations!

If you haven't seen them yet, the Hubble Space Telescope just released some new photos. Good to put things into perspective!

 Photos from my New York City trip

I visited the City of Cities this past weekend: New York, New York

I'm not really homeless, but it depends on what you mean by "home."

 I started doing research at OSU this past winter; here are a few snippets of lessons I've learned since then.

 Yesterday night I went to Columbus' free Playhouse in the Park and saw Shakespeare's As You Like It...with a twist?

To be used for college and/or battling senioritis with maximum efficiency!

You know those "college search" websites? You know how it asks you whether you prefer a college in a rural setting, a small town setting, a small city setting or a big city setting? I'm here to encourage you to choose the last of these.

This entry is not really about Harper Lee's novel.