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Mills.”
“Seriously. Hooters , Cash?”
“Hey, I’m doing you a favor, remember?!” I can hear the hope in his voice.
“K, I’ll see you then. Thanks for understanding. Bye, Cash Money!”
“Bye, Char-coal.”
We hang up, and I feel relieved. Now to tell my parents.
Me: Cash is bringing my swim bag Thursday, will u get it to him?
Tessa: Yes, u sure?
Me: Yes, don’t tell Mom & Dad yet
Tessa: I won’t tell unless they ask, <3 u!
Me: <3 u 2!
I decide it’s time to chill out for the night and get ready for day two of classes. I grab my bag and begin to change out the books for tomorrow. I go to put my notebook on the shelf when I realize I never looked at the Freshman Seminar syllabus. I know it can’t be that bad. I grab a Choice Cherry Gold and a bag of Cheez-Its. Now, let’s see what this is about.
Fall 2013
Welcome to Freshman Seminar! I’m Dr. Cope, and these are the expectations.
● Be on time
● Be prepared
● Be willing to try new things
● Have fun
● Build relationships
Remember this class is pass/fail. You have one presentation to be presented at exams. It is as follows:
1. Pick a partner of the opposite gender
2. Discover 20 unique facts about each other
3. After discovering the unique facts, each person is to plan a day adventure that you believe your partner would enjoy based on the unique facts you have learned
4. Volunteer at a local non-profit (your choice) for 10 hours within the semester
5. Collect evidence of your project: pictures, videos, papers, anything that will verify your experiences
6. A presentation for exams explaining what you have learned about your partner, volunteering, and why you believe that this relationship project was successful or unsuccessful.
Dr. Cope
Freshman Seminar
Office Hours:
M/W/F: 11-1
T/Th: 8-10
Well, this isn’t as bad as I thought. I like learning about new people and volunteering, but the worst part is going to be choosing a partner. I mean why does it have to be a different gender? Well, worst or best case scenario is I end up with Joe, but I’m not going to ask him. I put away the syllabus and get ready for bed. It’s been a long first day, but I love it here.
Chapter 5: Hooters
I go through my schedule the rest of the week like it’s an old routine. As I leave Biology and begin to walk to Freshman Seminar, I see Joe waiting outside.
“Mornin’, Joe.”
“Hey, Charley, just wondering if you looked at the syllabus yet?”
“I did,” I say with a smile.
“So, I mean, since we already kinda know each other, do you wanna work with me?” He asks while adjusting his backpack. Is he nervous? I mean it’s just me.
“Yeah, I guess so.” Trying my best not to look too excited.
“Don’t act so excited, Charley,” he says as he starts to laugh.
I laugh too, and we make our way to class.
We enter class, and Dr. Cope informs us that once we have a partner we are free to go. We are expected to meet on Mondays in the class, but during our scheduled class time, we are to meet with our partner and work on the project.
“Alright, Joe. So, when and where are we going to meet?”
Joe bursts out laughing.
“What’s so funny?”
“You weren’t kidding about getting things done, being organized, and not procrastinating. I’m so glad you said yes.”
“Well, it’s not a bad thing,” I say with just a tad of an attitude.
“I know. It’s cute, and at least we
“Seriously. Hooters , Cash?”
“Hey, I’m doing you a favor, remember?!” I can hear the hope in his voice.
“K, I’ll see you then. Thanks for understanding. Bye, Cash Money!”
“Bye, Char-coal.”
We hang up, and I feel relieved. Now to tell my parents.
Me: Cash is bringing my swim bag Thursday, will u get it to him?
Tessa: Yes, u sure?
Me: Yes, don’t tell Mom & Dad yet
Tessa: I won’t tell unless they ask, <3 u!
Me: <3 u 2!
I decide it’s time to chill out for the night and get ready for day two of classes. I grab my bag and begin to change out the books for tomorrow. I go to put my notebook on the shelf when I realize I never looked at the Freshman Seminar syllabus. I know it can’t be that bad. I grab a Choice Cherry Gold and a bag of Cheez-Its. Now, let’s see what this is about.
Fall 2013
Welcome to Freshman Seminar! I’m Dr. Cope, and these are the expectations.
● Be on time
● Be prepared
● Be willing to try new things
● Have fun
● Build relationships
Remember this class is pass/fail. You have one presentation to be presented at exams. It is as follows:
1. Pick a partner of the opposite gender
2. Discover 20 unique facts about each other
3. After discovering the unique facts, each person is to plan a day adventure that you believe your partner would enjoy based on the unique facts you have learned
4. Volunteer at a local non-profit (your choice) for 10 hours within the semester
5. Collect evidence of your project: pictures, videos, papers, anything that will verify your experiences
6. A presentation for exams explaining what you have learned about your partner, volunteering, and why you believe that this relationship project was successful or unsuccessful.
Dr. Cope
Freshman Seminar
Office Hours:
M/W/F: 11-1
T/Th: 8-10
Well, this isn’t as bad as I thought. I like learning about new people and volunteering, but the worst part is going to be choosing a partner. I mean why does it have to be a different gender? Well, worst or best case scenario is I end up with Joe, but I’m not going to ask him. I put away the syllabus and get ready for bed. It’s been a long first day, but I love it here.
Chapter 5: Hooters
I go through my schedule the rest of the week like it’s an old routine. As I leave Biology and begin to walk to Freshman Seminar, I see Joe waiting outside.
“Mornin’, Joe.”
“Hey, Charley, just wondering if you looked at the syllabus yet?”
“I did,” I say with a smile.
“So, I mean, since we already kinda know each other, do you wanna work with me?” He asks while adjusting his backpack. Is he nervous? I mean it’s just me.
“Yeah, I guess so.” Trying my best not to look too excited.
“Don’t act so excited, Charley,” he says as he starts to laugh.
I laugh too, and we make our way to class.
We enter class, and Dr. Cope informs us that once we have a partner we are free to go. We are expected to meet on Mondays in the class, but during our scheduled class time, we are to meet with our partner and work on the project.
“Alright, Joe. So, when and where are we going to meet?”
Joe bursts out laughing.
“What’s so funny?”
“You weren’t kidding about getting things done, being organized, and not procrastinating. I’m so glad you said yes.”
“Well, it’s not a bad thing,” I say with just a tad of an attitude.
“I know. It’s cute, and at least we
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