Observations
When I look at the campus of CBU, I look through the eyes of a photographer. On a Wednesday morning before class it's easy to notice who participates in certain activities.
The swimmers are constantly rushing, most of whom have bleached blonde hair from the many hours of swimming they do. The "jocks" are usually outfit in some type of sportswear with the CBU emblem. The active music students involved in Choral Union and one of the other various choirs are always dressed in anything besides jeans, except when a Monday or Friday occurs. Army ROTC students are easy to spot in their camouflage uniforms. Graphic Design majors are rarely seen because of their three-hour classes on the third floor James.
With those being the most obvious for me to catch in a blurred crowd a people, there are always those few stragglers. One person may have fallen asleep in class and missed the last half of their lecture. Another may have stopped to ask their professor a question about mononuclear phagocytes.
Some may be labeled as a the theatre-kid or some may be changing their major well into their junior year, still unsure about what career they want to pursue. Others may be managing twenty one units with a double major and some breeze through with only twelve. No matter what the activities or the workload we are all one student body.
Assignment for JRN212
The swimmers are constantly rushing, most of whom have bleached blonde hair from the many hours of swimming they do. The "jocks" are usually outfit in some type of sportswear with the CBU emblem. The active music students involved in Choral Union and one of the other various choirs are always dressed in anything besides jeans, except when a Monday or Friday occurs. Army ROTC students are easy to spot in their camouflage uniforms. Graphic Design majors are rarely seen because of their three-hour classes on the third floor James.
With those being the most obvious for me to catch in a blurred crowd a people, there are always those few stragglers. One person may have fallen asleep in class and missed the last half of their lecture. Another may have stopped to ask their professor a question about mononuclear phagocytes.
Some may be labeled as a the theatre-kid or some may be changing their major well into their junior year, still unsure about what career they want to pursue. Others may be managing twenty one units with a double major and some breeze through with only twelve. No matter what the activities or the workload we are all one student body.
Assignment for JRN212
