Today is Tooth Fairy Day! As cool as it would be to fly and sneak into houses (…maybe that’s just creppy?) we want to know…
If you could have a superpower, what would it be?
The CAS Student Council is hosting its 10th Annual Alumni-Student Banquet this Wednesday, February 29th, at 7:45pm in the Eisner and Lubin Auditorium in the Kimmel Center. Tickets are free through TicketCentral, and students from ALL schools are highly encouraged to attend this event as it will be a wonderful opportunity to network with alumni from various careers. Please contact Alumni Relations Chair Sara Samarasinghe (ss6103@nyu.edu) with any questions/to get a ticket!
Craving a kitchen? Try out these recipes you can make in your room.
Gourmet Microwave!!
RECIPES
PERSONAL PIZZA
INGREDIENTS:
•1 English muffin
•2 slices tomato
•Dried basil or oregano
•2 slices mozzarella cheese (or shredded cheese)
•Choose own toppings (pepperoni, mushrooms, other veggies, etc.)
DIRECTIONS:
1. Split muffin in half and place tomato slice on each half.
2. Sprinkle tomato with basil or oregano. Top with cheese and toppings.
3. Place on paper or microwave-safe plate.
4. Microwave for 2-3.5 minutes or until cheese melts. Continue reading
This week’s Resident of the Week is 12th floor’s very own Spencer Lindenman! Hailing from Long Island, this up and coming Film and Television major plays his role as an active Founders resident by hitting up @lostandfounders on the regular. When he’s not busy being a Twitter star, Spencer can be found listening to his collection of Frank Sinatra records, watching Alexander Payne films, and planning milk and cookie floor events with his RA.
Want to get to know Spencer better? Get at him via Twitter @SpencerL !
Jenny Kwon
Popularly known as JKwon, this outstanding resident is the life of the party! Here on the insane 17th floor, she always has her door open, always lends a helping hand, and is a beast at collecting founders bucks.
She’s a major sports girl, who plays field hockey and lacrosse and is attending SCPS as a Sports Management major.
She plans to spend her spring break in Selma, Alabama with a few other undergraduates as part of the Alternative Breaks Program working with the freedom foundation.
Talk about an all- star resident!
Two of the most enthusiastic students at Founders, Komal Patel and Sarah Evenson could otherwise be described as the dynamic duo. The residents of room 506 never hesitate to lend a helping hand to a fellow resident, participate in hall activities or propose an exciting new program for their floor. Their energy, friendliness, and humor are just a few qualities that make them so fun to hang out with and so easy to befriend; their exuberance certainly has a way of rubbing off on those around them.
Komal, former resident of “Hot-lanta,” Georgia, is a student of CAS studying history and English. She serves as the fifth floor representative for Hall Council and enjoys bringing new programming ideas to her RA and participating in events for her explorations floor “The Meaning of Food”. Her hard work and diligent ethic are exemplary of the qualities for which all ambitious students strive.
Sarah is from Denver, Colorado and currently studies French and illustration in the liberal studies program. Sarah has a certain gift for storytelling that anyone on her floor could attest to, but only after laughing themselves breathless from any number of recollections of Sarah’s delightfully entertaining experiences. Sarah’s humor could perhaps only be matched in quality by her friendliness and generosity.
One could not be more happy or proud to share a community with these two lovely ladies.
Its hard not to see all the talent around us at Founders. This week’s Resident of the Week is none other than Khary Doane, the 25th floors talented singer/songwriter. Hailing from Pennsauken, New Jersey, Khary Doane is studying Recorded Music in the Tisch School of the Arts. Always hard at work in the studio, its easy to see that Khary is amazing. Don’t believe me? Check out his newest video below – he’s “Mr. Right”!
Are you a fan of Sci-Fi? Westerns in space? Extremely attractive people with guns? Watching amazing shows and getting free food?
Then come to the 4th floor lounge on Friday, March 2nd at 8pm to watch the pilot episode of Joss Whedon’s cult TV show “Firefly.”
This event is sponsored by the Joss Whedon Appreciation Club at NYU, a club devoted to sharing the works of Joss Whedon and raising money to support multiple charities endorsed by Whedon and his colleagues.
Facebook event link: http://www.facebook.com/events/352829044750270/
Club Facebook group link: http://www.facebook.com/groups/225884757444089/
How to choose a major-by Olo
There are two reasons to choose a major: to prepare for a specific field or job, or to immerse yourself in a subject that fascinates you.
Some students choose a major because it will prepare them for a specific career path. Career–focused majors include engineering, business, education or nursing. If you are committed to a vocation, majoring in it will give you specific, practical skills that will be directly applicable to your post–graduation career.
Other students choose a major simply because they love the subject matter. If you choose this path, you may pursue a career that has little to do with what you studied in college. That doesn’t mean you’ll graduate without skills, however. For example, most history majors don’t become historians, but they do graduate with critical thinking and writing abilities that are highly valued by employers.
Here are some ideas on how to start your search for the right major:
Myth #87: The best way to find out about a major is to Continue reading
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