College Life Appreciation

[orenthaljames]

Man I am loving life so much right now. My junior year in college (Columbia Chicago reppin it). It's Tuesday/Wednesday night/morning. Met up with some oldfriends, randomly decided to get some alcohol and throw a party around 8pm. Had a line of about 20-25 people waiting outside of my door waiting to get in andparty. My apartment was packed with more people inside. Females were in full effect (if you catch what I mean

). Shut my place down until about 12. We moved the party downstairs to my boysplace. Got the place hype. Me and a few of my boys hit up the local 24hr sandwich shop, copped a sub and now I am here chillin sharin laughs on NT. Life is so

right now. Specially if you are in a big city like the Chi.

-The Juice

 

[nash]

k cool

 

[eightysbaby]

Originally Posted by Nash

k cool

 

[smoothrick007]

interesting

 

[shoes n basketball]

Oh, your cool

 

[Junok]

Originally Posted by EightysBaby

Originally Posted by Nash

k cool

 

[nicedudewithnicedreams]

Originally Posted by gHeTtOnOyPi

Originally Posted by EightysBaby

Originally Posted by Nash

k cool

awesome story. college ftw.

 

[mosthated770]

neato

 

[pr0phecy718]

It was appreciated

enjoy it while you're there

 

[guttagetsbusy]

Who da man?

You da man!

 

[eightysbaby]

Originally Posted by GuttaGetsBusy

Who da man?

You da man!

 

[heliumclinton]

Originally Posted by Nash

k cool

 

[eight2one]

Originally Posted by EightysBaby

Originally Posted by GuttaGetsBusy

Who da man?

You da man!

no pics of your poppin party?

you know we gotta see pics to live thru you and all

oh yeah theres a special time every year in my life called; WELCOME WEEK

 

[eltizzle]

wow, you're so cool and popular. ain't nothing like the life here at PSU

 

[pj and bompton]

you can't hate on dude....you know all of us have those awesome nights and end the night chillin at home on NT still drunk and feel like sharin...

 

[rexanglorum]

Originally Posted by Nash

k cool

Nash, I agree with you because you have two things going for you in my view. You are from LA like me and you are a Wondershowzen fan like me.

To the OP, this is why I do not start many threads. When you start a thread, there needs to be a very good reason because if there is not, people will pointout how what you had to say is not worthy of its own thread. On the other hand, what you said would clearly have met the threshold for being worthy of being apost in an existing thread. I do agree with though, life as an undergrad, especially as an upperclassman who has settled into college life, is very nice.

Some folks would love to go back, I loved undergrad but so much as to want to go back. During my last year or two it feel lame to that when asked how mucheducation I had completed, it was only "some college." That put me in the same category as someone who took a class for one week at a communitycollege and dropped the class a week later. It felt good to leave the "some college" group and have that Bachelors and not have to say "wellI'm still a student but I will be a ..." now I am something and not just a "potential..." or an "aspiring..." or a"future..." I also felt like all of my struggles my senior year with some fairly tough economics, econometrics, game theory and other advancedcourses looked to a lay person as meaningless pedantry and to a professional economist/professor like a child struggling to memorize his multiplication tables.

Plus you need to graduate to go to grad school and I need grad school, in my case law school, in order to even start doing what I want to do with my life so itfelt good to move on in life when I graduated college.

 

[kanyewestjayz4life]

Originally Posted by Rexanglorum

Originally Posted by Nash

k cool

Nash, I agree with you because you have two things going for you in my view. You are from LA like me and you are a Wondershowzen fan like me.

To the OP, this is why I do not start many threads. When you start a thread, there needs to be a very good reason because if there is not, people will point out how what you had to say is not worthy of its own thread. On the other hand, what you said would clearly have met the threshold for being worthy of being a post in an existing thread. I do agree with though, life as an undergrad, especially as an upperclassman who has settled into college life, is very nice.

Some folks would love to go back, I loved undergrad but so much as to want to go back. During my last year or two it feel lame to that when asked how much education I had completed, it was only "some college." That put me in the same category as someone who took a class for one week at a community college and dropped the class a week later. It felt good to leave the "some college" group and have that Bachelors and not have to say "well I'm still a student but I will be a ..." now I am something and not just a "potential..." or an "aspiring..." or a "future..." I also felt like all of my struggles my senior year with some fairly tough economics, econometrics, game theory and other advanced courses looked to a lay person as meaningless pedantry and to a professional economist/professor like a child struggling to memorize his multiplication tables.

Plus you need to graduate to go to grad school and I need grad school, in my case law school, in order to even start doing what I want to do with my life so it felt good to move on in life when I graduated college.

So how many years did you spend in college before grad? And how many is grad school going to take up. I fall into to the few more years category.haha

 

[rexanglorum]

It took me six years and since I repeated two courses it took me so long because I took forever to decide on a set of majors. I doubled in History andEconomics but I got to take a lot of Poli Sci and English courses. If I knew that I would have not graduated on time any way, I would have double majored inEconomics and Engineering and minored stats or math.

 

[air kalo]

 

[marath0n]

Props on the dissertation from rex.

 

[kanyewestjayz4life]

Originally Posted by Rexanglorum

It took me six years and since I repeated two courses it took me so long because I took forever to decide on a set of majors. I doubled in History and Economics but I got to take a lot of Poli Sci and English courses. If I knew that I would have not graduated on time any way, I would have double majored in Economics and Engineering and minored stats or math.

That's what I'm frightened of, deciding on my sets of majors is not looking to good. I have no idea what i want to do in life. I'mvery interested in psychology, but i know im not going into any field for that. So, i have to find something, that im going to be comfortable with doing for awhile and to not be depressed while doing it. I will take all the time needed to figure it out, i am not going to settle for money and being miserable. I justdon't want to take to long.

 

[nationaltruckerdave]

Get a blog.

 

[rocman23]

unfortunately it will be ending for me in May

 

[orenthaljames]

Originally Posted by nicedudewithnicedreams

Originally Posted by gHeTtOnOyPi

Originally Posted by EightysBaby

Originally Posted by Nash

k cool

awesome story. college ftw.

why even post in my thread if you all were going to act like d-bags who sat at home playing Batman and Madden 10 last night, while I was surrounded by buns....on a Tuesday.

Any Chi-town college heads (ebayologist?) hit me up. Party Friday. yay I'm cool.
-The Juice

 

[cubsfan455]

k, so your ending the night eating a sub and surfing the internet when there were females all over the place??? hahahaha