Stuff I learned/did my first year of college:
Jimmy John's is awesome.
The Dance Center is probably the most unique part of Columbia College.
The same bums hang out in the same areas and ask you for money everyday.
I don't enjoy sushi.
I hate the L and even more, riding backwards on the L.
Go from class to class barefoot.
I never had to get dressed or do my hair for class any day of the week.
Albanians are really loud.
I wore a leotard and tights 4-6 days a week for 9 months.
You don't REALLY need to take dance classes over winter break.
Berry Rice Krispies are the shiiiiit.
Subway grates are nothing to be afraid of.
Dance majors, though get credit for 16 hours of school, are really in class for 24 credit hours. Not including rehearsals.
Jeff is the best teacher ever.
Shell is the worst teacher ever.
Some people need to grow the fuck up and find themselves.
Vitamin water is so good, but Vitamin Water energy drink is so bad.
Roommates take your food and have their dirty friends sleep in your bed and don't tell you.
The internet never works at Columbia.
Dorms are the worst idea ever.
Next year we're having dinner/cocktail parties.
Free dance shows run my life.
Some dancers have the biggest heads I have ever known.
My morning must consist of music.
Ally and I are avid conversationalists. (is that a word?)
I HHHHHAAAAAAAAAATTTTTTTEEEEE elevators and people who cut in line to get on the elevators.
I was excited to have a pool in my building, but I will never go in it.
Everything in Chicago requires you to be 21 and have a lot of money.
My dance teachers are waaaay older than I thought. Dancing keeps you young. (Yeah that's why I look 12)
I am the most fit I've ever been.
Columbia sucks at acedemics.
I pretty much lived on the 7th and 12th floor.
Realized that I don't need any more stress in my life than I already have.
It's not uncommon to see people sleeping on the floor in the Dance Center.
It really is a small world.
SEIU is fucking retarted.
You can never go wrong with free stuff.
This is really not for anyone else, but myself.