Ah Rutgers.

It seems that I've let life take hold of my time again. I just can't believe how busy I already am, one month into the semester. Wait, what?  How have I already spent a month back here? Its amazing how time flies. Ah Rutgers. 

This semester has my schedule packed a bit tighter than the last one. Orgo and Physics are not as bad as I made them out to be but they do require a huge time commitment. I feel that if a person is willing to put in the time it requires, and keep up on all the information (yes, that does mean reading the chapters and doing the problems) he or she (aka I)  should be fine. At least thats what I'm telling myself. The first test is coming up and I'm sure all of you out there will hear about how wonderfully, or not-so-wonderfully I did. Lets hope for the former! 

Outside of academics I am involved in SEA (students for environmental awareness) which meets every monday night. We actually have a movie showing coming up next wednesday in the DCC all about the effects of coal mining on the environment. Its free and there will be food so if you are interested (and live close by) stop in and say "Hi" .  I am also getting my feelers wet in the Rutgers Veterinary Science Club, although I've only been to one meeting so far, which meets on tuesday nights. The one meeting I went to was informative and I'm looking forward to getting back there tonight.  I am also trying to once again see if I like  greek life. This time I'm looking at Alpha Zeta, it is an co-ed, honors, community service, agricultural fraternity and is open to SEBS students, or people who aren't in SEBS but are majoring to something SEBS related. So far I have been to one event and I really liked it. Everyone was very nice and even more important, they were smart. You need to be in the top 40% of your class (and a sciency major) to join this fraternity and it shows. 

Thats about it for now, I need to get back to my desk and work on 2-D Kinematics or Nomenclature or something of the sort. - Ciao =]