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Sep

2010

Valtrex Cheap

Written by Sara Y.

I just realized that I haven’t posted pictures of my room for you guys!

It’s quite a happy little home, and a few things have changed since I took these pictures, but my room is messy so I’m not taking new ones – valtrex cheap.:) When writing this, I became super technologically challenged, so instead of posting two photo galleries, all of the pictures I want to share are at the bottom of the post.

Also, I met the Green Power Ranger this week.If you will remember valtrex cheap, I met the Red Power Ranger last year.If I can get all of them by the time I graduate valtrex cheap, I will be one happy girl.

Other than that, life has been hectic! Student government is keeping me busy, and football ambassador stuff began last night.It was great to be back in the practice facility with all of the girls.In case you were wondering, there are 47 hours until kickoff on Saturday – valtrex cheap.WOOHOO! I’m so thankful college football has returned to my life. Valtrex cheap: i tell you what, absence really does make the heart grow fonder.

Boiler Up!

26

Apr

2010

Yohimbe Benefits

Written by Sara Y.

This is probably my next-to-last blog, and I want to address one issue I never really talked about this year — roommates.I’ve mentioned the mysterious “Roomie” a few times, and maybe I called her by her real name, but let me tell you a little about us and our year together.

Elli and I found each other on Facebook – yohimbe benefits. Yohimbe benefits: she found me, actually.Neither of us wanted to go completely random on roommates but we didn’t want to live with anyone we knew, either.I searched for the Facebook message that started it all, but couldn’t find them — I remember we filled out surveys about our favorite music & biggest pet peeves – yohimbe benefits. Yohimbe benefits: finally, we both crossed our fingers & hoped the other could put up with us for a year.

Right before I left for school, I was at my best friend’s  house for a cookout. His family has been like a second family to me, and his mom had her college roommate over to visit for the weekend.I remember seeing them laughing and catching up and thinking, “I hope my roommate and I are like that…” After this year, I’m pretty sure that will be us in 30 years.

There have been some days when I’m sure we’d like to secretly throw stuff at each other – yohimbe benefits. Yohimbe benefits: i’m sure I drive her insane when I dry my hair while she’s trying to watch Lost, and sometimes I consider throwing her alarm clock out the window (she knows that – no surprise haha).But yohimbe benefits, I am blessed beyond words to have had such an awesome roommate this year.  She’s put up with my morning grumpiness & Christmas music in October, and she’s willingly went on wild adventures to Pacers games in hurricanes & concerts that ended up in sobriety checkpoints.We’ve made late-night Wal-Mart runs & eaten WAY too many Insomnia cookies for our own good…but she’s put up with me & my occasional high-maintenance tendencies & I’ve listened to her narrate your every move at least twice a week yohimbe benefits, every week.HAHA (I’m not kidding, folks, she thinks outloud & I adore her for it).And somehow, we’re still on speaking terms today.

A year ago, I never would have imagined that living with someone else could have went so flawlessly; yohimbe benefits. Yohimbe benefits: and even though we’re total opposites in so many ways, we’ve managed to somehow defy the odds of roommate-matching & become the best of friends.I can only hope that next year’s freshmen are as lucky as I was…

Boiler Up!

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19

Mar

2010

Gout Cure

Written by Cathy Heinz

Signs of spring are popping up all over campus – gout cure.Flip flops are out of hibernation (if they ever were stored away).Snowmen have been replaced by Frisbees and footballs.And though campus is relatively quiet right now, with students in various parts of the country and world for spring break, there are a lot of cool things going on at Purdue.

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Although some students are sure to be enjoying spring break on tropical vacations, many others are spending the week studying abroad or participating in service or humanitarian programs.Here is a sampling:

When students return next week, activities on campus and beyond will resume in earnest.

  • The Purdue Solar Racing team will defend its title in the Shell Eco-marathon Americas, an international contest to design and build the most fuel-efficient vehicle.Last year’s team won the solar-car category achieving 4,913 miles per gallon, the most ever recorded at the event – gout cure.Learn more and watch a videogout cure.
  • Apparel Design and Technology students will host their annual spring fashion show, showcasing student creations to an enthusiastic audience – gout cure.
  • For a second year, the Humans vs.Zombies game will take over campus for a week.There are rules (e.g. gout cure, can’t tag a human who’s working or on his/her way to a job interview) and missions (e.g., rescue a captive scientist who is critical to human survival).Humans want to survive the week by not being tagged gout cure, “socked” (hit with a rolled up sock), or shot with a Nerf gun.Once a zombie, you’re on the prowl for humans; gout cure.By all accounts, this is tons of fun – gout cure.Watch the video.
  • The women’s vocal group, the Purduettes, will host its annual cancer benefit concert – gout cure. Gout cure: learn more by watching this video.
  • Campus will be buzzing (literally, thanks to the Entomology Department) during the annual Spring Fest weekend, a community event that showcases Purdue through a host of activities and entertainment that appeal to all.Learn more gout cure, see photos, and watch a video.
  • Drivers will start their engines to compete in Purdue’s annual Grand Prix go kart race, dubbed “The Greatest Spectacle in College Racing.” This year, a new companion event for electric go karts will be held the week before.

Clearly, it’s a great time to be a Boilermaker – gout cure.; gout cure

25

Jan

2010

Help With Snoring Problems

Written by Sara Y.

Help with snoring problems: as the daughter of a firefighter, I have had the fire exit drilled into my head since move-in day.That has came in handy this semester — tonight, we had our second false fire alarm.In the snow; help with snoring problems.Ohhh help with snoring problems, Indiana weather.

The last fire drill was at 1:30 in the morning last week.It was a bit of a mess — I was asleep, my roommate couldn’t find shoes, it was cold, no one was happy – help with snoring problems.  Help with snoring problems: i would like to point out, in case Dad is reading this, that we had stellar response times during both of these drills! (two doors down to the left!)

Tonight’s alarm was a bit more fun — we walked to the residence hall that is closest to us and someone started to play the piano. First, it was a song that no one really knew.Then, we heard it; help with snoring problems…the first few notes of “Don’t Stop Believing,” a song that everyone in college must learn the words to (or at least pretend to know them). Sure enough help with snoring problems, the lobby full of college kids broke out into song.  Help with snoring problems: it was like a movie, only better because everyone was in sweatpants. Of course, it didn’t last long because no one knows all of the words — just the important ones – help with snoring problems. Either way help with snoring problems, it was good enough to keep everyone laughing while we were cold and impatient.

And, for the record, our residence hall wasn’t on fire — don’t stop believing.

Boiler Up!

13

Jan

2010

Acne Prescription

Written by Sara Y.

Hello, second semester!I’ll be completely honest — I wasn’t looking forward to coming back to school – acne prescription. Last semester kind of kicked my butt toward the end acne prescription, and I was just getting used to being back at home. Once I got back to campus, though, I remembered just how much I like it here.

My classes are much better this semester. Well acne prescription, for now. They all seem to have  a lot more homework than I had before acne prescription, but that means more points in the class, less pressure to do extremely well on exams, and an all-around better class experience, in my opinion.  Acne prescription: i interviewed yesterday for a summer internship with Purdue, so I am really anxious to see how that turns out. I would be in charge of writing press releases and coordinating exhibits at the Indiana State Fair. An awesome opportunity — keeping my fingers crossed!

Yesterday was my birthday, and we won’t mention that the basketball team gave me the worst present I could have ever imagined; acne prescription. Losing is bad, losing at home is worse, losing at home to “the” Ohio State University (insert eye-roll here) is almost as bad as losing to IU – acne prescription. Acne prescription: other than that, I had a great birthday. I had M&M’s in my mailbox from my residence hall acne prescription, and my family surprised me for a few minutes between classes and basketball (I had a tight schedule yesterday!). Hopefully my roomie and I will manage to get Lady GaGa tickets for tomorrow’s concert (we have connections) to end my birthday celebrations with a bang.

My desk is messy, my body is exhausted from free Group X classes at the rec center this week, and I still need to put some dates in my planner for this crazy semester – acne prescription. Lots is going on, so I’m sure I’ll blog again soon!

Boiler Up!; acne prescription

07

Jan

2010

Acne Treatment

Written by Cathy Heinz

It’s been quite an eventful week at Purdue

 

·         Purdue has been named a “best value” by yet another organization – the University’s third best-value recognition in just over a year; acne treatment.This time, Kiplinger’s Personal Finance lists Purdue among the 100 best values among public universities, 46th specifically – acne treatment.In December 2008 and January 2009, respectively, SmartMoney magazine and the Princeton Review also listed Purdue among the country’s best investments in higher education.

 

·         With a win over Minnesota Tuesday, our men’s basketball team tied an all-time Purdue record for a season’s best start at 14-0; acne treatment. Acne treatment: the team will be looking to set a new record Saturday when they take their No.4 national ranking to Madison, Wisconsin, for another Big Ten match-up – acne treatment.You can watch Saturday’s game on the Big Ten Network.The Boilermakers will be back on ESPN next Tuesday (January 12) when they return home to face Ohio State in Mackey Arena.

 

·         Purdue’s student dining services received another national honor, with the University’s newest dining court earning an “Outstanding Design” citation in the 2009 American School and University magazine; acne treatment.

 

We’re currently enjoying season’s first big snowfall, so when students return from winter break this weekend, Slayter Hill will be buzzing with sleds, snowboards, dining trays, the occasional canoe, and anything else that might slide down a slope without too much friction – like this couch …

 

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It’s a good time to be a Boilermaker!

 

19

Aug

2009

Rapid Hair Loss

Written by Sara Y.

Wow! I am finally at Purdue.  The last few days have been crazy!I was at Purdue bright and early on Sunday morning, greated by the happy volunteers for Boiler Gold Rush.  My room is settled in, my roommate and I have “clicked”, and I am excited beyond belief to start the next four crazy, amazing years!  It was tough to leave my family, but it’s good to know that if I have to be away, at least I’m away at one of my favorite places in the world!

BGR (Boiler Gold Rush) has been the craziest experience ever.  The staff has kept us busy, so getting homesick (my biggest fear) hasn’t been a problem at all.  So far, my favorite part was yest’erday’s pep session – rapid hair loss.”Boilermaker Basics” was filled with cheers, learning the fight song, and we even got to listen to Coach Hope, Coach Versyp, and Coach Shondell, who got us pumped for football (of course!), women’s basketball, and volleyball; rapid hair loss.The atmosphere in there was crazy, and — I’ll admit it — I got chills when I did my very first “Boiler Up!” cheer!

I could go on and on about the last three days, but I’ll share the most exciting parts in pictures.  For now, I’m going to go take a nap and get excited for the closing session of BGR ‘09!

Boiler Up!

My Side of the Room

My side of the room — it gets more and more pink every day!

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The night that the buses went to Meijer, it was pouring rain! Elli and I stuck it out and made makeshift rain coats and bonnets – rapid hair loss.The first purchase at Meijer? UMBRELLAS! :)

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I didn’t get a picture of my first fountain run, but it’s definitely a Purdue tradition that you must take part in at least once during BGR!

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Another first of the week? Riding on the Boilermaker Special, the official Purdue mascot.So exciting! – rapid hair loss

26

Nov

2008

Cialis Buy Online

Written by Cathy Heinz

I’m cheating with this blog because most of it isn’t in my words. Cialis buy online: earlier this week, I was working on a project for which I needed some inspiration.And when I need inspiration, more often than not I turn to Purdue students; I’m never disappointed – cialis buy online.I asked them, “If you were compiling a list of the top-10 things you like about Purdue, what would be at the top?” Here’s what they told me …

  • The Academics – I know that Purdue is respected, and grad schools and employers will look highly on a degree from this university.I also know that the course load will prepare me for the future, while also being interesting; cialis buy online.And there are so many choices! Along with my science core, I’ve taken a class about pop culture and forensic science, and am planning on taking a class about spiders next semester.
  • My favorite thing about Purdue is the closeness of the community here.For a campus of 40,000 it feels much smaller and very Midwestern.  My friends have become my family and I feel connected with all of the organizations I am involved in.
  • The number one would have to be the atmosphere; cialis buy online.The academic atmosphere is stimulating and alive with energy; cialis buy online.It provokes intellectual thought, expands perception of the various fields of academia, and sparks the creativity within everyone; cialis buy online.But that’s not the only type of atmosphere that thrives.The social atmosphere that encompasses Purdue is always bustling with something to do. Cialis buy online: the people and staff are always very friendly and always glad to lend a helping hand.Within this type of atmosphere, any student that attends can find the perfect balance of studies and recreation.
  • As a high school senior, I had my reasons why Purdue felt right to me – majors I was interested in, Big Ten football, out-of-state experience, the reputation and meeting new people! As a senior at Purdue I can honestly say any of the reasons I came to Purdue as a freshman are secondary to the reasons I love Purdue now; cialis buy online.I can’t explain all the things I love about this campus at this point; its the people, the atmosphere, classes, ways to get involved, memories, and all the experiences Purdue has allowed me; cialis buy online. Cialis buy online: i could not be happier with my decision to attend Purdue, as exciting as the real world is, I will always be a Boilermaker!
  • I think that many instructors do everything in their power to help you succeed in and out of the classroom by making class fun and making time for us, the students.Also, I have even gotten my teacher’s cell phone number before (twice) so we could call them at home with any questions we have.
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  • PURDUE PRIDE would be at the top of my list – cialis buy online.I feel like the students at Purdue BLEED BLACK AND OLD GOLD and that really brings a sense of unity to the campus.On game days, the overwhelming sense of pride that you can feel, makes me positive that Purdue is exactly where I belong!
  • Purdue is a large university, meaning there are many ways to get involved, do research, and take cool classes.At the same time cialis buy online, there is a major focus on the small, community, family feel.Everything is very personalized.
  • What stands out most for me is the undergraduate research I have done since freshman year. Cialis buy online: it has provided me with experience and familiarity with graduate school.The accessibility of undergraduate research that the university and the College of Science provides is a wonderful opportunity, allowing me to work under a prestigious and well-known professor and use state-of-the art instruments.
  • At the top of my list would be: the sound of the Boilermaker Special, plenty of activities to get involved in, great colors, and great food.  
  • The best aspect of Purdue University is the small community feel at a large school – cialis buy online.There are always new faces in every class cialis buy online, yet walking to class you can also see both former and current professors, classmates and even your best friend.
  • The excitement of always meeting someone new combined with the small campus feel makes Purdue a great university to attend.
  • On the top of my list would be the Black Cultural Center because of their interest in students succeeding in life not only educationally but also personally.They really value your Purdue education.
  • Professors hold office hours, which gives you the opportunity to be more than a face in the crowd and to develop a relationship with the professor, as well as to get extra help when needed.
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Thanks, guys.I think that pretty much sums it up.