Comments for UCLA Life Blog http://blog.admissions.ucla.edu A blog written by UCLA students about life around campus Fri, 24 May 2013 00:54:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ Comment on Decisions Decisions… by Dr at Mind Body (@DoctorHMindBody) http://blog.admissions.ucla.edu/2013/04/30/decisions-decisions/#comment-684 Tue, 21 May 2013 14:00:11 +0000 http://blog.admissions.ucla.edu/?p=5876#comment-684 Yes there are an overwhelming number of decisions at times like that. I’m glad you feel confident with yours!
Cheers.

]]> Comment on Decisions Decisions… by mynetchatsohbet http://blog.admissions.ucla.edu/2013/04/30/decisions-decisions/#comment-668 Sun, 12 May 2013 19:14:55 +0000 http://blog.admissions.ucla.edu/?p=5876#comment-668 thank you for sharing :)

]]> Comment on Election Season at UCLA by mynetchatsohbet http://blog.admissions.ucla.edu/2013/05/09/election-season-at-ucla/#comment-667 Sun, 12 May 2013 19:11:42 +0000 http://blog.admissions.ucla.edu/?p=5937#comment-667 thank you sharing :)

]]> Comment on Election Season at UCLA by Manny http://blog.admissions.ucla.edu/2013/05/09/election-season-at-ucla/#comment-662 Fri, 10 May 2013 12:21:49 +0000 http://blog.admissions.ucla.edu/?p=5937#comment-662 I remember the days of the USAC elections on campus. I did my civic duty and voted every election, but at times I found the campaigning annoying. I avoided Bruin Walk like the plague during campaign season because I didn’t like having flyers flung in my face. But I could never escape the campaign workers, who were stationed at every conceivable entrance and exit during the days leading up to the election. The good thing was that the vast majority of them gave only gentle reminders to vote and not to vote for a particular candidate. I knew some of them and knew who they were campaigning for, but they didn’t tell me to vote for their person. I’m sure it’s much the same now than it was when I was on campus, which was twenty-something years ago. :)

]]> Comment on A weekend filled with Woodsey magic! by Jamie Campbell http://blog.admissions.ucla.edu/2013/04/29/a-weekend-filled-with-woodsey-magic/#comment-653 Wed, 01 May 2013 22:23:07 +0000 http://blog.admissions.ucla.edu/?p=5874#comment-653 Hi Blue Jay,

It’s great to hear from another Woodsey! My camp name is Teapot- I chose it on a whim because I work with preschoolers and the week we needed to choose our camp names was the same week we were singing “I’m a Little Teapot” in the class and I realized I am also short and I always stand with my hand to my side, like the teapot in the song. Also I am always drinking tea! Training for 100 hours is actually really fun, and it fulfills a requirement for all of us to be American Campers Association certified. Thanks so much for the Woodsey love and I am sending much of it back to you. We have co reveals tonight at meeting and I’m so excited to find out who my co will be!

MWL,
Teapot

]]> Comment on A weekend filled with Woodsey magic! by Manny http://blog.admissions.ucla.edu/2013/04/29/a-weekend-filled-with-woodsey-magic/#comment-651 Tue, 30 Apr 2013 01:37:51 +0000 http://blog.admissions.ucla.edu/?p=5874#comment-651 Hi Jamie. What’s your camp name? A beach house for a weekend doesn’t seem very Woodsey to me, but it’s great as long as you had a great bonding with your session. Training for 100 hours? Sounds great to me. Sending Woodsey love from an old-timer.

Blue Jay

]]> Comment on An Unlikely Place To Find A Mentor by femiojo http://blog.admissions.ucla.edu/2013/02/22/an-unlikely-place-to-find-a-mentor/#comment-618 Fri, 22 Mar 2013 10:07:30 +0000 http://blog.admissions.ucla.edu/?p=5366#comment-618 sounded great. Where can one sign up for this program?

]]> Comment on Coffee and the College Student by Hannah Bernosky http://blog.admissions.ucla.edu/2013/03/05/coffee-and-the-college-student/#comment-616 Tue, 19 Mar 2013 19:17:55 +0000 http://blog.admissions.ucla.edu/?p=5490#comment-616 LA is full of coffee options!

Turkish coffee and espresso are both different methods of preparing coffee. I’m not well verses in the preparation of either one, but where you can put espresso in other drinks (i.e. mochas), Turkish coffee is very thick. Think of hot chocolate, but with coffee. It’s grainy.

]]> Comment on Coffee and the College Student by thecoffeecompass http://blog.admissions.ucla.edu/2013/03/05/coffee-and-the-college-student/#comment-604 Sat, 16 Mar 2013 00:11:49 +0000 http://blog.admissions.ucla.edu/?p=5490#comment-604 My brother goes to UC Davis, but I’ll have to come visit UCLA, too, and check out all the coffee!

What’s the difference between Turkish coffee and espresso?

]]> Comment on An Unlikely Place To Find A Mentor by Lillian Lai http://blog.admissions.ucla.edu/2013/02/22/an-unlikely-place-to-find-a-mentor/#comment-587 Mon, 25 Feb 2013 08:48:10 +0000 http://blog.admissions.ucla.edu/?p=5366#comment-587 That sounded great. Where can one sign up for this program?

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