Bye.To.Fall.Quarter
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While my study-mate talked to friends, Cheli and I bothered a nearby student to take our picture. Diego and Olivia joined us soon after this shot and completely distracted Cheli. She later decided that Pig Latin was more interesting than biology. |
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The SAC pit seems to replace the Stuart cafeteria as the place to be to socialize. We saw several friends pass through the comfortable, coffee-scented square, including Rioko with her Japanese-speaking friend. |
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"Hi, Jane." Gabe, Kristina's friend, surprises me with my name. Kristina apparently talks about me to her friends! Hmm!
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I hide my Communications test nervousness for a picture with Olivia. She also helped me with my uneaten lunch. |
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Diego with Tina who passed by us a million times, saying goodbye and happy holidays to various friends. |
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It was a very "Spanish" afternoon. Luvia walked by and joined Olivia, Cheli and Diego. They spoke in Spanish, Pig Latin, Pig Latin Spanish; Kristina and I struggled with English in Linguistics Communication class; and Rioko and her friend conversed in Japanese (also with Olivia and Diego). |
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Finally, @ 5 p.m., poor, sick Craigy-boo gets off work. |
Allan, Pam, Anh and Tom, me, Kyle, Tuan, and Tedalo. I caught them en route to AMC 30 movie theaters, South Barrington to watch three movies on one ticket. Originally part of the movie-hopping gang, I opted to stay in my dorm and finish packing. I wish them luck, though.
Thoughts on Autumn Quarter 2001 ... it was more academically rigorous; we could not go on as many outings because studies became first priority. All in all, I was pleased with all ten weeks. I just wish that our school year does not zip by so fast since I want to relish my college years.