Freshman Seminar

November 23, 2009

Thuy Nguyen

Filed under: freshmen experience,student reflections — Sources Resources Services @ 4:49 pm
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What do you regard as the lowest depth of misery?  Suicide

Where would you like to live?  New Orleans

What is your idea of earthly happiness?  Food for everyone

To what faults do you feel most indulgent?  Gluttany

Who is your favorite heroine in real life?  Harriet Tubman

Your favorite musician?  The Dream

The quality you most admire in a man?  Humor

Your favorite virtue?  Patience – because I have none

What is your principle defect?  Impatience

Your favorite occupation?  Diagnestician

Your most marked characteristic?  Height

What do you most value in your friends?  Loyalty

What is your dream of happiness?  No School

What is your favorite color?  Blue

What would you like to be?  Pharmacist

Who is your favorite poet?  Emily Dickinson

Who is your hero in real life?  Big Brother

What do you most dislike?  Peas

What natural gift would you most like to possess?  Ability to speak in front of large crowds

What is your present state of mind?  Confused

What is your motto?  Live life like there’s no tomorrow

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1 Comment »

  1. I’ve learned many things during the first semester of college. Of course, I have learned many things from all my classes, such as how to find the limiting reagent. However, one important that I have learned was to prioritize. I have learned that in order to accomplish what you need done, you must first figure out what you need to get done the most. You have to be able to give at least two hours of study for each class a day. I have also learned, that juggling school with work is something that takes a lot of skill and hard work and sometimes it is better to focus on one rather than to juggle. Another thing I have learned to do is to be more focused, but not only that but to know your limits. Sometimes you need time to relax and clear your mind rather than to boggle everything together. It is good to focus and worry about your grades, but too much stress can sometimes be hazardous to you.

    Comment by Thuy Nguyen — November 27, 2009 @ 10:32 pm | Reply


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