A Short Blurb for an Uneventful Week

It's a little over a week until Easter Break, and a few hours over three days before I leave for NYC.  That's right; I said it: NEW YORK CITY!  Every spring, the college takes students to NYC for the day, and that day just happens to be this Saturday!  So, I'm going with two of my friends: Molly and Katlyn.  We just started talking today about where all we are going and what all we are doing, but I can tell you that it will involve a lot of SHOPPING!!!!  More on that after the trip

the quality isn't that, great, but I'm holding one of the papers that I designed

Not a whole lot has happened since I've been back.  The paper comes out this Friday, though, so I've been pretty busy with that (for those of you who don't know, I'm the Layout and Design Editor of the Thielensian (our school paper)).  Not only do I write articles for every paper, but I am also that one that compiles everyone else's articles into what it the Thielensian.  This particular issue contains four of my articles:  "Meteors Prepare to Enter Earth's Atmosphere" (or something like that, I don't remember exactly what it's called, but it's about meteor showers), "Thiel Hires New Coach" (it's about the newly hired shooting coach), "Recycling Project Receives Grant" (about a grant the environmental club received), and "Act 101 at Thiel" (about the Act 101 program here at Thiel).

Other than the paper, well... I got cookies in the mail today; I got officially signed up to live in the WING house next year (NOT in a dorm =D ); and Molly and I gave a presentation to Dr. VanAkin toady (yea, I know before I said that it would be presenting it last Thursday, but there was a mix-up with the dates, and we ended up presenting today).  The presentation was about the necessity for an update to the Science Building.  Overall, I think that it went well, and he seemed really receptive to the idea.  Other than that, I haven't done anything out of the ordinary during the past week; but, after NYC, I'm sure I'll have some pics and stories!!!!


(if the link to the Thielensian page doesn't work, here is the URL: http://www.thiel.edu/Thielensian/index.htm)