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went to ASA elections today. i've never been to their meetings or nothing, but a buddy of mine was running for president so i went. turns out the organization is really passionate about change. imma be an active member next year. turn this campus around!

one guy was making a speech and when he opened it up for questions this girl says "i know you're proud of your Taiwanese culture and i'm cool with that, but what can you say about the fact that you hate the Chinese and have said stuff like Chinese girls are ugly and slutty in the past?" LOL i don't know who or what that guy has done, but that was pretty much the highlight of the event.

shit was intense
never seen so much potential for change.
next year we gonna go the distance
and pump some new blood into its veins

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hey so i'm starting this blog. i was reading svenman's blog and his blog was pretty sweet so i thought i would make one too. anyway it's good to let your own thoughts come out once in a while instead of just reading everybody else's so.

it's 5:25am, my roommate's sleeping... and snoring now lol. me and my friends got done smoking some hookah while watching some darren brown videos. the guy is pretty amazing.

also did the room pix for next year. we got this 3 bedroom apartment for four people which should be pretty sweet. i've been living in this tiny room for the last two years so the apartment should feel amazing. also will have our own kitchen and living room and everything so that's nice. looking forward to being more outside next year playing some futbol and maybe some basketball because there's gonna be a lawn in front of us. me and my current roommate ended up sharing the big bedroom while the other guys chose the singles. whatever i don't mind. think living with another guy will do me some good anyway. it's done good so far. although i wouldn't mind some privacy lol.

let me write more about myself. i remember reading something by mc mong and it was good.

i'm a college sophomore in north carolina, home in california. i'm an art history major, sociology minor, markets and management certificate. going to study abroad in berlin this summer. feel like i should be studying hard. was talking to a friend from home today who is majoring in BME and how he's studying so hard... i've had phases where i felt like i was honestly studying hard, but that's always been so short. i've been coming to realize that it's not enough, it's not enough to cram like a few days in advance before a test or an exam and feel like i've done enough or that i've worked hard. i mean i probably learned a lot, but i'll never get a spectacular grade that way. not at this level at least. doing that (which, now that i think about it, has been the way i did things for the last two years of college) will only get me average or slightly +/- average grades. before i came to college i felt like i wanted this time to be a time when i tried really really hard, and really really learned. and i mean that's happened to some extent, i've become a much better person, and became more mature and learned a lot of things and learned many interesting things and concepts, and expanded my brain and all that. BUT, i've always wasted so much time. wasted so much time just playing around with friends or even worse playing games or just doing stupid shit on the computer.

i have three final papers due in April and i want to do really well on them. and i want to study/ work hard on things constantly, not just in spurts because a deadline's approaching, but just being so involved in school work that you know, i wake up (early), go to class and go to library and just do school work all day and come home at night and sleep early. if i do that i'll get A+ and i'll feel like i'm really doing the best i can. working hard is not just cramming, but having the persistence/ determination/ focus to keep cramming for an entire semester. yea.

deliver us~ deliver us~

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