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So it's Spring Break (or Winter Break Part 2) and I'm at home.
When I got home I found a letter waiting for me from the school. Apparently, I've been nominated for one of the University's "prestigious" Centennial Awards for current students and recent graduates. I was shocked as this award will only be offered once in a 100 years. I don't think I am going to win it though. Since it's for current and recent graduates, I'll probably be up against the likes of Chris Concepcion, Sherry Manning, Matt Gray, etc. Basically, I'm up against all the all-stars. But it was cool being nominated.
Yesterday I went to campus to the Student Life office so I could look through all the files of the people who are applying to be a Community Assistant for next year. Since I wasn't there for the CA group interview (I was in Boston), I wanted to thoroughly look through the files to get to know who the people were. I picked who my ideal staff would be, so hopefully I get who I want, because if I do, my hall will be a staff of ALL-STARS
When I got home I found a letter waiting for me from the school. Apparently, I've been nominated for one of the University's "prestigious" Centennial Awards for current students and recent graduates. I was shocked as this award will only be offered once in a 100 years. I don't think I am going to win it though. Since it's for current and recent graduates, I'll probably be up against the likes of Chris Concepcion, Sherry Manning, Matt Gray, etc. Basically, I'm up against all the all-stars. But it was cool being nominated.
Yesterday I went to campus to the Student Life office so I could look through all the files of the people who are applying to be a Community Assistant for next year. Since I wasn't there for the CA group interview (I was in Boston), I wanted to thoroughly look through the files to get to know who the people were. I picked who my ideal staff would be, so hopefully I get who I want, because if I do, my hall will be a staff of ALL-STARS