by Jesse Sanchez, Harvard University , '14 | January 9, 2010
The first semester definitely had many lessons to learn. One thing I didn’t mention in my previous blogs is that I was pledging for Phi Iota Alpha, a Latino fraternity that focuses on uplifting the Latino community and bringing together the different people of Latin...
by Angelica Robinson, Dillard University , '12 | January 9, 2010
As I’ve spoken with many of my peers, they’ve all said that the first semester was a definite challenge. Many of my new found friends will be returning to Dillard University while others won’t. One things for sure, we’ve all realized the...
by Joseph Dingman | January 9, 2010
Well, 1/8 of my college experience and (knock on wood) I’m very happy with where I’m at. In my last post, I discussed how it took a few people to go out of their way and really become friends with me. These are some great kids, and I have surely managed...
by Duylam Nguyen-Ngo, The University of Virginia , '12 | January 9, 2010
I was going to keep some of the more major things I’ve been doing at college under wraps, but in light of a series of events that have occured back home I feel the need to stop being so abstract and “wise man” like and show maybe proof that the...
by Joseph Dingman | January 9, 2010
Wow! Like everyone else has said, this semester has absolutely flown by. I remember during the first few weeks of school wondering whether or not I was going to handle the social situation of all these kids that I had very little in common with. I did miss my...
by Angelica Robinson, Dillard University , '12 | January 9, 2010
“When life gives you lemons, make orange juice!” A close friend of my mind said this to me freshman year of high school. Now we are freshmen at Dillard University and the phrase has stuck with me over time. It means that anything is possible, there are not many things...
