https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=HZ-XFC5qzyM
(Warning, the video is almost 10 minutes long, don't worry, no vomit.)
(Warning, the video is almost 10 minutes long, don't worry, no vomit.)
And now, since it's Tuesday (though this will be short)...
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Today's Topic: College!!
1) Where did you go to college (or are you still in college) and when did you graduate?
2) What did you major in?
3) Did you participate in any studying abroad program?
4) Do you often go back to visit your college campus?
5) Is there something that your campus is known for?
1) Where did you go to college (or are you still in college) and when did you graduate?
2) What did you major in?
3) Did you participate in any studying abroad program?
4) Do you often go back to visit your college campus?
5) Is there something that your campus is known for?
Today's Topic: College!
1) Where did you go to college (or are you still in college) and when did you graduate?I went to school in DC and graduated nearly 20 years ago, wow!
2) What did you major in? I majored in Law and Society, which was a mix of pre-law type stuff and sociology. I didn't know before or during college that a law-related major is not necessary or even particularly helpful for law school, which was my eventual destination. It was what interested me, but in reality, I wish I'd majored in history, which also interested me and would have gotten me into law school just as easily.
3) Did you participate in any studying abroad program?Yes, I spent the spring of my junior year studying in Rome, and then I spent some time afterward in Italy, and then backpacking around Europe -- I went to a total of 19 countries in those months!
4) Do you often go back to visit your college campus?Not really. Probably about 4 times? I don't even go back to campus every time I'm in DC.
5) Is there something that your campus is known for?
Not really. Large building on campus was named after a Saudi arms dealer when I attended, but they planted some bushes in front of the sign so it was not quite so obvious (but then he defaulted on a payment after I left and it was renamed). Decent international presence at the school, particularly wealthy and from the Middle East, crown princes, princesses, etc.
thats so interesting that ur buildings on campus were named after wealthy middle easterns. it makes sense since it's dc i guess...haha
ReplyDeleteUgh the beer mile ... my husband's cross country team used to do it in college, and I've never seen so much vomit in one place! Ha! Your time is pretty awesome, though - you would have beaten my husband for sure (he never got the hang of it!), but some of the guys on his team would have kicked your butt :).
ReplyDeleteI wouldn’t mind finding a beer mile in Austin, but I’ve looked at the racing websites and haven’t seen one listed.
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