As an RA on North Campus and an employee of Cornell Residential Programs (aka. RP for all of you Cornellians that are up on the lingo), I almost feel an obligation to write about this.
Recently, there’s been quite an uproar surrounding Ken Glover — the former Residence Hall Director (RHD) of Ujamaa on campus; after [...]
Looking over my previous posts, I can’t believe that I haven’t talked more about being a Resident Advisor on North Campus; it takes up so much time and is such a big part of my Cornell life here in the Ithaca tundra, that I think it would be somewhat of a travesty if I didn’t [...]
Well, Evan got initiated a couple weeks ago: that’s right, I am now officially a member of The Delta Phi fraternity (Llenroc as all the current Cornellians call it), and life has never been better. The air seems fresher, food tastes yummier, and my stress-level has finally returned to managable state.
I wrote another post about [...]
I had my what I think was my last interview of the semester a couple days with Aramark for a summer internship position. From what I’ve heard about Aramark internships, the pay not be the best around (even though it’s not that bad), but you get to travel to different sites where management services are [...]
This semester — even though it’s a little bit more rare for a sophomore — I decided to start pledging a fraternity on campus. Delta Phi (commonly called Llenroc around Cornell) is a great organization with some really great guys. The one thing that amazed me about the frat was how involved all of the [...]
This is kind of a marketing plug, but since I am a Marketing Agent for Melodramatics, I wanted to encourage everyone to go out and see “The Last Five Years” and “Songs for a New World.” Here are the show times:
There will be five performances of The Last Five Years in Cornell University’s Risley Theatre [...]
I’ll confess: I’m one of those fantasy football weirdos that listens to football games cheering only for certain players instead of my favorite team (Go Giants (btw)!). Soooooo, every Sunday like every other studious Cornellian, I put off all of my work until Sunday night, and somehow the NFL is starting to take precedence over [...]
I definitely saw one of the best jazz concerts ever last night. One of my dear dear friends, Alex Gruhin, was able to finagle me a ticket to the Bailey Hall Concert, and it was absolutely incredible.
I’ve always been a fan of jazz music (not really a head-banging, loud screaming, metal music type), but I’ve [...]