Oberlin Blogs

I've always been told "only go into music if you can't imagine doing anything else." But without an imagination, how could I ever be a musician?

Oberlin is full of visionaries but how does all that happen? Where did these folks start? Can that be me too?! Let's talk about it!

In my last entry for the Oberlin blogs, I look forward to my next adventure, look back at who I was before coming to Oberlin, and maybe learn a lesson in-between.

So long and thanks for all the fish.

I contend with my post-grad future through reflecting on age-old proverbs from my past.

In my classes I'm writing, reading, listening, watching, and learning learning learning. Outside of them I'm tackling that most dreaded question, "what are you doing next year?"

Second semester senior thoughts and spoilers for E.B. White books.

I want to help people solve their problems, not corporations.

At this point in my college career, perspective is really important. What really matters, in the larger scheme of things? Sometimes, it has to be about self-preservation.

My summer in New York that included work, friends, family, and Beyonce.

So I asked myself, when did I genuinely enjoy what I was doing? The answer: while studying sociology at Oberlin.

In the vast dark sea: a few bright fish.