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Written on March 16th, 2010 by Matilleno shouts

I’m in my second semester as a sophomore, which means I’m almost halfway done, scary! So far this semester has been pretty good. I have selected a major, and minor, all I have to do is declare it! I will be majoring in music along with a minor in sociology and anthropology! If I am not too overwhelmed and have the time I will double major with the two studies. (more…)
Several Aramark staff employment ended a few weeks ago. Although employees were employed by Aramark, and not by the College, these individuals were well known to students, faculty and staff, and were highly regarded, productive and well-liked members of the campus community. However, their departures were disruptive and painful for the employees themselves and a source of sadness for Aramark and for the College as a whole. (more…)
Written on November 21st, 2009 by Matilleno shouts
Fall break was filled with a lot of first time experiences. I took the Amtrak with Laura and Melanie to Champaign-Urbana, IL, which is where Melanie lives and Laura lives 30 minutes south from. Laura lives in a small town called Tuscola, IL. Her family is very close and loving. Everyone in her town knows everyone and pretty much everything about each family, which is not exactly what I am used to. (more…)
Written on November 17th, 2009 by Matilleone shout
This is my second year to be an active member in Latinos Unidos (LU) and United Asia (UA) organizations. I absolutely love both of these organizations because the members really make it enjoyable! I have been and still am a member of the Choir, and vocal student. I also try to attend the yoga classes on campus! (more…)
Written on November 15th, 2009 by Matille4 shouts
This is my first blog… so I have a lot to say!
My first semester of my sophomore year at Lake Forest College (LFC) is coming to an end. This is my second year to be living in one of the campus dorms, Cleveland-Young International Center (CYIC). Most people mistake it for being a dorm just for international students; it’s also open to students who are interested in living in a close and diverse community, or studying International Relations. (more…)