With midterms beginning, I just wanted to leave you all with a verse of encouragement. "And he said unto me, My grace is sufficient for thee: for my strength is made perfect in weakness. Most gladly therefore will I rather glory in my infirmities, that the power of Christ may rest upon me." - 2 Corinthians 12:9 Whatever academic weakness […]
Missed parts one and two? Catch up using the provided links! My last two posts have been about how to prepare for college life in general, but this time, I want to focus on preparing for your first day of class. When I was a freshman, this was the single most terrifying thing about coming to college. Which is humorous […]
The other night I was sitting around thinking great thoughts, as one of my favorite history teachers likes to say. Well, maybe not the greatest thoughts. I was thinking about my schedule for next semester, as I am getting ready to pre-register for my final semester of classes. I was thinking through the various electives that I have left to […]
A teacher's job is to teach, right? Give lectures, tests, quizzes--the usual classroom stuff. Maybe help us with homework or projects, and that's it. They do their duties, and we go on our way. Here at PCC, the teachers genuinely care and look out for us. For me, that really all started back with History and Political Science camp during […]
I've always preferred the spring semester to fall. Perhaps that may be a little presumptuous, considering that I've had only one other spring semester, but I doubt that I'll change my mind. One reason for that is that the spring semester is somewhat like two smaller ones. Unlike the fall semester, when midterms immediately give way to more classes, the […]