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Author Archives: Brian Arvizo
What Luck…..Pot Luck!!!
As you all know this past weekend was Easter and if you didn’t know than this past weekend was Easter. Easter is a Christian celebration where Jesus Christ rose conquered death and came back to Earth for 40 days. This … Continue reading
"Disappointment"
The recent championship game of UNC and Michigan State was a great headliner where the underdog and “blue collared” team was facing a powerhouse #1 seed. The results was anything but headline material. UNC for the majority of the game … Continue reading
Posted in Athletics, CAB, NCAA, Residence Life
Tagged Blue Collared, Buffalo Wild Wings, KU, Michigan State, UNC
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“Six Weeks Remaining”
Why is the remaining few weeks of the semester so hard after spring break? It’s the hardest transition out of all the other breaks. Summer break is hard to transition from but it must be done; so I naturally ease … Continue reading
Spring Break
As I scanned over a practice exam for one of my courses I stumbled upon a unique question for any test. The question read: “Why is Spring Break needed?” I pondered this for awhile and came up with no conclusion. … Continue reading
Volunteering
This semester I have enrolled in a course titled Cooperative Education which allows and enables us college students to volunteer, shadow or observe a desired field of interest for upper division credit hours. For example if I was debating on … Continue reading
Posted in Career, Classes, Community Service, Faculty, Life, People, Students
Tagged advisor, Cooperative Education, CPA, doctor, Physical Therapy Clinic, Via Christi, volunteering, Wesley Hospital
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Busy
This week by far is one of the busiest weeks of my life! To add on to my already overwhelming schedule I have joined a busy person’s retreat (how fitting right) and I am scheduled for an interview for an … Continue reading
So Many!!
One would think that Newman University being a small liberal arts college in the middle of the country would not hold that many opportunities for personal growth and good old fashion fun. On the contrary my friend, Newman holds many … Continue reading
Posted in Athletics, Catholic, Extracurricular Activities, Soccer
Tagged DiRT, Liberal Arts
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Future endeavors
The last blog I wrote was with regards to me and my search for graduate programs. Well there is no progress in that area but that does not bother me as much now. I realized that the key to finding … Continue reading
Posted in Career, Classes, Dreams, Life
Tagged graduate schools, Physical Therapy Clinic
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Back to school
My break was fantastic! From hitting the slopes to getting my teeth pulled it was quiet the break. This break for me entailed working, volunteering, getting my wisdom teeth out, going snowboarding and looking for graduate schools. Let me say … Continue reading
Posted in Community Service, Extracurricular Activities, Life
Tagged graduate schools, snowboarding, volunteering, wisdom teeth, working
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Finals Week – “sigh”
As you might expect finals at the university level can be a lot worse than finals at the High School level. However that is not always the case. I have had a few optional finals and a few open book … Continue reading