I’m not really sure what to write. Mostly I’m just tired and ready for the weekend. I’m also wondering if I’m going to have so much homework all the time. I dont think I can manage that on game days, that will be hard. THe past 2 days have been good. Mostly a blurr though. The schedule changing and trying to get back in the responsibility mode is tough. Also my handwriting is horrible. Which I dont understand becaus eI had a job this summer I wrote most of the time I guess Im just not as used to it. im really excited for my art class I like art class its always a no stress class which is good. Also, it relates to the career I hope to pursue so I guess its good that i enjoy it. Well Seeing as this is the last piece of homework for the night i think I will get ready for tommorow and go to bed. Goodnight!
These articles offer a lot of good advice on college. It talks about different types of colleges and what they can offer. It better explained the purpose of ivies and encouraged students to look at different types of schools.
Brick and Mortar School: A school the student attends in person as opposed to online schools
Ivie: One of 8 schools that formed an agreement in 1945
Liberal Arts: Colleges that typically offer smaller class sizes and a more intimate philosophy on the college experience.
How are evaluator grades given at Liberal Art Schools and what do they mean?
Why does the media make a big deal of the Ivies when other colleges are just as good or better?
The most prominant emothion I have had while college shopping this past year has been stress. So many colleges and institutions want so many different things it is hard to keep straight which id which. Also the financial side of just applying to college is a cause for stress as well. my top three colleges are Seattle University, Brigham Young University, and Washington State University. I know alot about Seattle university as I attended thier college Planning Day and have talked to a student that I know personally. One thing I learned more about was a scholarship there that I was interested in. At Brigham young I was able to find financial aid information and finally at Washington State i learned that they do not require an essay! I have begun some of the application processes and so far I’v learned it is alot of work, it makes me think if this is what they want to get in I wonder if I can survive. I know I can though and I know I need to be organized.
In the first article titled How to Mark a Book by Mortimer J. Adler, discussed the pros to writing in books. Also, he gave examples of how to mark a book effectively.
William Golding discussed three levels to thinking in his short story titled Thinking as a hobby. Golding ties in a memory from his childhood of three statues to his levels of thinking, level one being the highest.
Oratory: a place of prayer; especially : a private or institutional chapel
Penal: of, relating to, or involving punishment
Indignant: filled with or marked by indignation
If authors wanted us to write in their books why don’t they provide space to?
Who is Mr. Vallee?
Why does Golding say there are only 3 grades of thinking and no gray areas?
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