I seemed to have blinked and my well-needed Spring Break was over, but now that I’m settled into my newly organized room with an overview (in syllabus form) of what the rest of the term will look like and a … Continue reading →
This is my second Ninth Week. Classes are wrapping up, finals are due in two weeks, and, more importantly, spring break is two weeks away. This quarter I feel more prepared for the notoriously stressful two weeks ahead of me, … Continue reading →
It’s a beautiful day in Kalamazoo. The sun is shining, the ground is covered with snow, and the students of Kalamazoo are eager to learn as eighth week begins. Professor Amelia Katanski recently invited Dr. Martin Reinhardt of Northern Michigan … Continue reading →
When things get a little overwhelming, it””s good to take a step back and remember what keeps you going. It was on such an occasion, which happened to be while I was in the middle of a long reading assignment, … Continue reading →
Since Iʼm not doing the play this quarter, Iʼve started attending KPC (Kalamazoo Poetry Collective), a student organization that meets in the library once a week to write, workshop and discuss poetry. Poetry has never been a huge part of … Continue reading →
It was your average Friday dinner in the caf when all of a sudden a senior athlete climbed on a table in the middle of the cafeteria and proclaimed that she had an announcement to make. The other seniors in … Continue reading →
“What does that mean?” “Umm… Exquisite is grand or beautiful, a domicile is a place of living, and possession is ownership.” You can thank my snarky English-major housemate for my catchy blog title, but the point is that we … Continue reading →
With so many Visit the Zoo events during spring quarter, it reminds me when I visited two years ago now. Looking back on it, though, it feels like decades since then. One thing visiting high school students want to know … Continue reading →
I want to take the time to tell you readers about the act of studying. Now, I can guarantee that every single K student is a very avid studier. The library is populated all day and night. It’s 8:15 PM, … Continue reading →
One thing you frequently hear around campus is how many events are going on and how successful they are. Rarely do you ever hear that any event was a total flop. Even if the event did not go exactly as … Continue reading →