Oberlin Blogs

I could spend the rest of this post muttering to myself about the eight books I read over break. However, I don't think that's what you're here for.

You know that one, the one where you're scrambling to get things done and say goodbye to everyone, and y'know, pack? I like that day, but I don't.

"Bloggers don't have to be introspective," I protested. She put her hands up, "It's not a bad thing. You just... might want to think about stuff. Sometimes. You don't have to, but it's good. Sometimes."

Spring break in Mammoth Cave! Featuring: flutes, food, camping, kodama, hiking and super-cool people.

And ultimately, end.

The Arts & Sciences Admissions Office is celebrating today, because decision letters for this year's applicants are finally being mailed out.

When it comes to breaks, I use them as time to relax and recharge, which means I tend to ignore any classwork I've brought along in my suitcase.

I've been using spring break to get caught up on some listening.

Isaac reflects on his first impressions of Oberlin after flying back home for fall break--only to find that his real home is at Oberlin. Awww.

I went into the first lesson armed with ten years of violin lessons, one year of music theory, and a textbook.

As fun as the leprechaun cookies and green jello shots were, the best aspect of the day, for me, was the mass of adorable little kids running around. Little kids - much like pets, parents, and well-stocked refrigerators - are something you miss out on when you're away at college...

What's the best way to get away from the monotony of html and dreamweaver? Why telling you all about my exciting day, of course!