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Meet our exceptional BSARs!
Abby Abrams, Class of 2015, hails from St. Louis, Missouri, where she graduated from Ladue Horton Watkins High School. She is majoring in English with a possible minor in history. Outside of class, she serves as Editor in Chief of the Columbia Daily Spectator and is on the staff of Echoes, Barnard's literary magazine. She also helps plan Friday night dinners for the Columbia/Barnard Hillel and is an active member of the Jewish community on campus. When she's not working as a BSAR or hanging out with friends in the beautiful Diana Center, Abby spends her free time exploring all the concerts, bookstores, food trucks, and film screenings New York City has to offer!
Olivia Aylmer, Class of 2015, considers herself a city girl at heart, having grown up in Queens, but learned to love the south while attending high school in Richmond, Virginia. As an avid writer, reader, and performer, she plans to major in English with a concentration in Creative Writing, while also pursuing a double minor in Dance and French. A devoted reader of all publications focused on fashion and culture, she currently serves as Blog Director for Columbia's fashion magazine, Hoot, contributes arts pieces to The Columbia Daily Spectator, writes features for The Eye and The Barnard Bulletin, and maintains her own blog. She performs each semester with Columbia's dance ensemble, Orchesis, and considers her perfect evening seeing the New York City Ballet perform at Lincoln Center. Outside of the classroom, Olivia loves to explore Manhattan's endless array of quaint coffee shops, bookstores, and vintage boutiques with friends. Since coming to Barnard, she's taken Simone de Beauvoir's words to heart: "There is something in the New York air that makes sleep useless."
*Olivia is currently studying abroad in Oxford, England!*
Maame Yaa Buckman, Class of 2015, comes from the sunny city of Accra, Ghana. She is excited to serve as a BSAR and to help other strong beautiful and inspired women make that pivotal decision about attending Barnard College. She is a prospective Political Economy Major and enjoys kicking back with a good political book. She is very interested in exploring the various niches New York City has to offer. She likes to hang out with and make new friends, share experiences, eat good food, hairdressing, doodling and simply having a good time. She is a passionate member of the African Students Association and the InterVarsity Christian Fellowship.
Zoe Camp, Class of 2014, hails from Catonsville, Maryland, and attended Catonsville High School. She is majoring in English, with a minor in Environmental Science. When she isn't studying, she can be found in the basement of Reid Hall, playing music for her radio show on WBAR, Barnard College's underground radio station, where she also serves on staff. She also works as an Arts and Entertainment editor and writer for The Eye, The Columbia Spectator's arts magazine. On weekends, Zoe likes to venture out with friends to catch a show, find a cool new thrift store, or check out the local farmer's markets.
Jillian Cardona, Class of 2016, is from Chappaqua, New York, where she attended Horace Greeley High School. Jillian is SO excited about being a BSAR! She is a very undecided major and is also part of the Athena Scholars Program. In addition to her studies and being a BSAR, Jillian is involved with the Relay For Life Committee and is a member of the sorority Sigma Delta Tau on campus. In her spare time, Jillian loves exploring yummy restaurants and bakeries throughout New York City, taking long walks along Broadway with friends, and doing yoga.
Elana Cohn was born and raised in San Francisco, CA. A member of the class of 2014 studying Neuroscience and Behavior, she plans to hopefully go to medical school after college and someday become a neurosurgeon. In addition to being a BSAR, Elana is very involved in Kesher (Reform Jews on Campus), her sorority, Alpha Chi Omega, and McAC community. She loves to put on some of Barnard's biggest traditions such as Big Sub and Midnight Breakfast. With a passion for traveling and exploration, Elana loves to get out and explore all the exciting aspects of New York City, whether it be an undiscovered museum, a new show on Broadway, or a great yummy restaurant.
Ama Debrah came to Barnard from Ewa Beach, Hawaii. A member of the class of 2014, she is majoring in Political Science and Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies. In addition to being a Barnard Student Admissions Representative (BSAR), aka one of those overly enthusiastic tour guides you'll meet on your next visit, she is also part of Barnard's Bartending Agency and a sister of Alpha Chi Omega sorority. When she's not studying in the Diana, exploring the city, or looking up pictures of Grumpy Cat on Tumblr, she also participates in the Barnard Flute Choir and writes for the Nine Ways of Knowing blog. She absolutely loves Barnard and can't wait to see some of you on campus in the upcoming weeks/months/years!
Chelbi Dickens, Class of 2015, is an Athena Scholar double majoring in Dance & French with a minor in Africana Studies. In addition to working for Barnard Admissions, Chelbi also works for Barnard Student Life and Residential Life & Housing. She is currently on the executive board of Sabor, Columbia's finest Latin dance troupe, as Barnard Liaison. She is also a member of the Multicultural Admissions Advisory Committee and Take Back the Night. Chelbi is passionate about art of all mediums including dance, music, theatre, photography, and film. She indulges in the artistic scene of New York City regularly. Amongst her favorite events off-campus, are poetry and spoken word performances at the Nuyorican Cafe, art exhibits at the Met, musicals and plays on- and off-Broadway, and dance classes at Ailey. Chelbi loves to travel; she has toured all over Europe with her dance company from Scotland to Italy to the UK. She plans to return to France for a semester abroad and attend law school after Barnard. She loves Barnard because it is a place where intellectual stimulation and artistic expression coincide incredibly to promote curiosity, discovery, and innovation.
Emily Edwards, Class of 2016, was born and raised in the Pacific Northwest. She attended Corvallis High School in Oregon where she played varsity golf, usually in the rain. Emily is majoring in Urban Studies and studying Arabic. She has been involved with the Emerging Leaders Program, the Constellations program, and InterVarsity Christian Fellowship. She also holds two on-campus jobs -- as a tour guide and as an assistant in the college's Development Office. On the weekends, Emily loves to discover new restaurants or coffee shops throughout the city, using Yelp recommendations as an excuse to explore! She hopes to study abroad in North Africa or the Middle East and would like to work for a non-profit or NGO that focuses on international economic development.
Cinneah El-Amin, Class of 2016, hails from the charming city of Baltimore, MD. A city girl at heart, she plans to major in Urban Studies with a minor in English. Cinneah can be found on the sidelines of Columbia football and basketball games as a Columbia University Cheerleader. She also serves as a peer educator for the Columbia/Barnard Rape Crisis/Anti-Violence Support Center and as secretary for BOSS (Barnard Organization of Soul Sisters). Cinneah loves exploring the hidden gems of the city, from trendy boutiques in SoHo to fantastic restaurants on the Upper West Side. She cannot wait to share her immense love for Barnard as a BSAR!
Sarah Esser, Class of 2015, hails from San Francisco, CA, where she attended Lowell High School. She is a Dance major and French minor, spending as many hours in rehearsals as she does doing homework. It was the book The Creative Habit, written by choreographer and Barnard alumna Twyla Tharp, that sparked her initial interest in Barnard's dance program and subsequently Barnard itself. Sarah choreographs for and dances with both the Columbia Ballet Collaborative and Raw Elementz, a hip hop team at Columbia. Additionally, she started her own contemporary dance company, e r a Dance Collective, in January of 2012. When not dancing or studying, she enjoys exploring the city, thrift shopping, and scrapbooking to document all of her college adventures.
Hilana Ezekiel is a proud member of the class of 2015. She is in the Double Degree program with the Jewish Theological Seminary. At Barnard she is an English major and Education minor and at JTS she is a Bible major. Outside of class, Hilana is the co-editor Echoes, Barnard's literary magazine, involved in Hillel, the Jewish community on campus, and is an enthusiatic member of the Macintosh Activities Counil. Hilana also enjoys haunting New York's many independent book stores and searching for that perfect cup of coffee.
Lizzy Feldman, Class of 2014, is so excited about being a BSAR! She hails from Chevy Chase, Maryland, took a gap year in Israel, and is currently a sociology major with a religion minor. Lizzy is an active member in Columbia University Performing Arts League, which includes CU Players, and Columbia Musical Theater Society. She is also a proud member of the Columbia University Marching Band, where she plays the bass drum and the magic wand (as she is the Band Fairy). Her favorite things in New York include Strand's bookstore (which is 18 miles worth of books), eating Junior's Cheesecake downtown, and general exploring. Lizzy could not be happier here at Barnard, and cannot wait to meet all the prospective students, and hopefully share her love of Barnard with them!
Chinue Foreman, Class of 2015, grew up in Atlanta, GA. She has also lived in Brookline, MA, right outside of Boston for three years during her adolescence. Exploring these two cities gave her the incentive and courage to explore New York City for college. Though still undecided, she hopes to major in Film and minor in French. She hopes to use these degrees to produce award winning movies or create critically acclaimed television shows. But for now, she'll stick with becoming a full member of The Philolexian Society of Columbia University and more clubs on campus.
Molly Forgang, Class of 2015, hails from Larchmont, New York (Westchester County), where she attended Mamaroneck High School. Molly is an American Studies Major, concentrating in Women & Gender Studies, a Psychology minor, and an Athena Leader Scholar. Outside of the classroom, Molly is on the Student Advisory Board for the Athena Center for Leadership Studies and is the Special Events Coordinator for the Columbia Musical Theatre Society. She is also a member of 3 theatre groups on campus: CMTS, CUP, and KCST. While not on stage or in rehearsal, Molly can be found exploring New York's amazing culinary scene and taking advantage of all the student discounts that Barnard and NYC have to offer!
*Molly is currently studying abroad in Copenhagen, Denmark!*
Carly Ginsberg, Class of 2015, grew up in Los Angeles, CA, where she graduated from Viewpoint School. She's studying English with a Theatre concentration and Philosophy. In addition to guiding prospective students around this beautiful school, Carly does a lot of theatre on campus, and is a member of the NOMADS student theatre group. She coaches high school students through The Future Project, a new initiative aiming to turn young students' passions into action, and recently started interning for Arts for All, a non profit that offers arts education to in-need schools in NY. Carly loves yoga, babysitting, getting lost on long walks in this sensational city, and smiling.
Rayna Gittelman, Class of 2015, is from Chappaqua, New York, where she graduated from Horace Greeley High School. She has an interest in government and public policy, which has been strengthened through Congressional internships she has done both in Washington D.C. and in her local District Office. As such, Rayna is double majoring in Political Science and Economics. Formerly, a competitive synchronized ice-skater and figure skating coach, she enjoys spending her time on the ice, with her sorority, with her business fraternity, seeing movies and shows, getting coffee in Liz's Place, and exploring New York City with friends.
Qingqing (Hilary) He, Class of 2014, was born in Chengdu, China, the home of the lovely pandas. She grew up in the historical capital city Beijing, where she graduated from Beijing (IB) Huijia Private School. She considers family, travels, cuisine, music and animals as the most important elements in life. She came all the way to New York to engage herself in a challenging academic and social setting that is culturally diverse and has chosen to major in Anthropology. She is fluent in English, Mandarin and Sichuanese Chinese, is currently learning Korean and plans to study French during her years at Barnard. She hopes to pursue a career in either journalism or international relations and work for more effective cross-cultural communication.
Lisa Huang, Class of 2016, is everywhere! She was born in the cold land of Toronto, Ontario, before quickly relocating to the tropical Hong Kong, where she grew up. She went to the Cate School in Carpinteria, California, where she discovered her passion for Art History, her major. Lisa can't imagine herself attending college anywhere else; Barnard and all that New York City offers is her Wee Bear's bed--just perfect. When she's not making videos for the Columbia Spectator's Multimedia department, you can find her wandering through the MET, DJ-ing in the WBAR radio station, or eating in East Village (she likes to eat, a lot).
Aisling Hunt (Head BSAR), Class of 2014, is a class act, hailing from Cambridge, MA, with a second home in Paraguay where she lived for one summer. This strong, beautiful Barnard woman graduated from Cambridge Rindge and Latin School with a lot of aspiration, gusto, as well as serious confusion about what she wanted to do with her life. A future Sociology or Russian Studies major, Aisling has found a way to incorporate her love of Russian history, people watching, and fashion design through her studies and through being a member of Hoot, Columbia University's first fashion magazine. An active member of the Barnard Activities Council (McAC), Aisling is always thrilled to talk about the exciting things that will make you fall in love with Barnard the way that she did.
Triana Kalmanoff, Class of 2015, grew up in Berkeley, CA where she graduated from Berkeley High School. She's planning on a sociology major with a minor in psychology. In addition to being a BSAR, she interns for New York-based entertainment company, Moscow 57. The child of a true California hippy, she is a member of the CUFSP (Columbia University Food Sustainability Project) and is currently involved with getting composted implemented in the University's dorms and dining halls. She's a photographer for Barnard's magazine "The Barnard Bulletin" and has participated in the CU intramural soccer tournaments. She can be found exploring new neighborhoods in this endless city, walking through the parks (because they remind her of home), visiting museums (The Met, the Studio Museum of Harlem and AMNH being her favorites), rushing Broadway tickets, thrifting and in the basement practice rooms writing music. Triana is so excited to be a BSAR and share her Barnard experience!
Kelsey Kephart, Class of 2014, grew up in Kent, Connecticut where she graduated from The Kent School. Currently, she is an Anthropology major also pursuing Art History, which was influenced by her visits to the Vanderbilt Mansion in Hyde Park, New York as a child. She is a change-ringer and served as a tower captain, and now rings bells down at Trinity Church on Wall Street. For Kelsey, attending Barnard was a life-altering experience and she hopes to inspire prospective students to feel the same way about Barnard.
Kavisha Khanuja comes from all the way across the Hudson River, from the town of Rutherford, New Jersey. She attended Bergen County Academies in Hackensack, New Jersey for high school and her time there allowed her to develop a passion for the sciences. A member of the class of 2014, She is currently a declared biochemistry major and is looking forward to spending the next two years in labs. Outside of class, she is part of Barnard's Speaking Fellows Program and involved with Health Leads (Community Impact Group at Columbia). In her free time, Kavisha enjoys spending her time going to performances at Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) and concerts throughout the city. Attending Barnard has been a worthwhile experience for Kavisha and she's excited to share her enthusiasm with others.
Rebecca Lieberman, Class of 2016, hails from Dobbs Ferry, New York (Westchester County), where she graduated from Dobbs Ferry High School. She has not yet solidified her major, but is seriously considering Urban Studies and has a passion for all things involving New York City. When she's not studying or obsessing over Barnard, Rebecca can most likely be found kayaking in Columbia's Uris Pool with the Columbia Whitewater Kayaking Club, of which she is the Vice President. Rebecca is also interested in the fashion industry and has had internships at Harper's BAZAAR, Women's Wear Daily, and New York Fashion Week. Formerly a second-degree black belt and karate instructor, Rebecca enjoys exploring the City, late night trips to Pinkberry, and running in Riverside Park.
Lauren Lipsyc, Class of 2016, grew up in Beachwood, Ohio, where she graduated from Beachwood High School in 2012. She plans on majoring Economics and minoring in Science, Policy, and Ethics with a strong interest in pursuing a career in law. In her free time, Lauren loves playing tennis, listening to music, exploring NYC, volunteering at an animal shelter, and spending time with friends and family. On campus, she serves on a few Student Government committees and is part of a sorority, Sigma Delta Tau. Lauren is so excited to be a BSAR and can't wait to show you all of the incredible opportunities that Barnard has to offer!
Becca Litvin, Class of 2014, grew up in Rumson, NJ but attended boarding school at Blair Academy, where she spent her high school years rowing and playing soccer. She is an English major who particularly enjoys creative writing. Becca has many hobbies including cooking, distance running, photography, holding a position in her sorority, Sigma Delta Tau, and drinking entirely too much coffee. On campus, Becca can usually be found having lunch with friends in the Diana or at the Dodge fitness center across the street at Columbia. Becca is so excited to be a BSAR and help represent the college she has come to appreciate and love so much!
Claudia Mack, Class of 2015, grew up in Houston, Texas, Paris, France, and Moscow, Russia, but nonetheless calls Texas home, having spent most of her life there. She is an Environmental Science major and loves animals and ballet. She does research at Columbia's Earth Observatory, is a Visiting International Students Ambassador, and is on the board of the French Cultural Society. She has also studied Arabic for two years. She loves walking through Barnard's gates each day and considers herself incredibly fortunate to be able to study at such an amazing place in New York City. She can be found drinking green tea lattes at Starbucks or wandering aimlessly through Central Park on a sunny day.
Kassidy Meck, Class of 2014, is from North Potomac, Maryland where she graduated from Thomas S. Wootton High School. She is a Physics major and is part of the Education Program. Kassidy hopes to become a high school physics teacher in a high needs area. On campus, she is involved in Orchesis, a student run dance organization, Columbia's InterVarsity Christian Fellowship group, and is a Barnard Babysitter. Kassidy also loves to explore the city and often can be found volunteering at the All Stars Project, watching a Broadway show, or just simply taking a walk through central park.
Alexandra Mitchell, Class of 2015, is majoring in Spanish and Latin American Cultures with a minor in History. Originally from New York City, she is a sister of Alpha Chi Omega, Theta Psi at Columbia University and plays the bass drum in the Columbia University Marching Band. Alexandra also volunteers at Sanctuary for Families, a nonprofit agency for victims of domestic violence and their children. In her free time, she likes to run in Central Park, spend time with friends, and try new coffee and tea shops throughout New York City.
*Alex is currently studying abroad in Madrid, Spain!*
Adriana Moore, Class of 2015, after having spent most of her life in Sacramento, California, moved to São Paulo, Brazil at the beginning of high school. Despite the warm Latin American tropical climates, she has fallen in love with New York City. What's her major? Get ready... it's a mouthful - Women's, Gender, & Sexuality Studies and Human Rights, with a concentration in Race & Ethnicity Studies. Adriana is passionate for the empowerment of women, especially in developing countries. On campus she has been involved in the Black Heritage Month Committee for the past two years and Barnard's Global Symposium 2013 which took place in Brazil. She enjoys: being a First-Year Focus Resident Assistant, Diana's flatbread white pizzas, and collecting new items from the Barnard Store where she also is employed.
*Adriana is currently studying abroad in Cape Town, South Africa!*
Shaterra Overton (Head BSAR), Class of 2014, comes from the great, shiny state of Texas where she graduated from Georgetown High School (not the Georgetown you're thinking of). She is studying Economics and Mathematics because, in addition to silent films and 90's television shows, they're her two favorite things. After graduation, she'd like to become a fabulous accountant. In addition to being a BSAR, Shaterra works in the Barnard library, is a member of the Barnard Organization of Soul Sisters, plays trombone in the Columbia Marching Band, and dances in Orchesis, Columbia's student run dance organization. She loves Barnard with all her heart and believes that here, you can be whatever you are and whatever you want to be.
Sally Phillips, Class of 2015, grew up in Charleston, SC, where she developed an interest in history. Her passion for cities grew in her time at Barnard, and she has since become an Urban History major. Sally attended Porter Gaud School and has been figure skating since she was twelve. She now serves as the president of Columbia's Figure Skating Club. On campus, Sally enjoys showing her school spirit as a BSAR and is a proud sister of Alpha Chi Omega. She has interned at the US House of Representatives and in fashion production at DKNY. She loves scouting out sample sales, reading at the MoMA, and finding new vegetarian restaurants.
Abigail Pope-Brooks, Class of 2015, is from Brooklyn, New York, and is a graduate of Millennium High School. She is majoring in Anthropology and is an Athena Scholar. In addition to her studies, she has interned with WNET (Thirteen) helping with the wildlife documentary series Nature. Abby is thrilled to be a BSAR and to share her knowledge of all that Barnard College and New York City have to offer!
Bella Pori, Class of 2015, is majoring in History and Human Rights because it turns out you can't literally major in Unafraid. She is originally from Albuquerque, New Mexico (yes, of Breaking Bad and High School Musical fame). In addition to being a BSAR, she works in the Office of Financial Aid. She also tutors middle and high school boys through the African American Male Initiative, a job she initially got through America Reads. When not working or studying, Bella kayaks (poorly) with the Kayaking Club and is a member of the Philolexian Society, Columbia's oldest literary and debate society. She does theater with Columbia's performing arts groups whenever she can and loves to take advantage of everything New York has to offer. She loves talking about Barnard, and loves to be a BSAR!
*Bella is currently studying abroad in Rabat, Morocco!*
Stefani Priskos, Class of 2016, comes to Barnard from the Heart of Dixie as a happy representative of Huntsville, AL. She is delighted to be a BSAR, as little pleases her more than sharing with others the school that she calls home! She is currently majoring in Unafraid with a concentration in Undecided. With academic interests ranging from linguistics to religion, anthropology, and beyond, she enjoys experiencing those amazing moments when all of her interests seem to collide. When she's not studying or in class, Stefani enjoys volunteering as a Visiting International Student Amabassador, innovating with Barnard-Columbia Design for America, hiking with the CU Hiking Club, knitting, and attending every single Uptown Vocal performance.
Danah Screen, Class of 2015, traveled far and wide from Queens, New York. Ever since Spring '12 she has yearned for a yellow BSAR t-shirt and to be a key player in what makes Barnard amazing. A Biological Sciences major by day (and a handful of nights) she spends her time in lab working with top of the line professors and is so excited to start on her independent project as a junior. She makes it her mission in life to experience one new arts performance at either Barnard and Columbia each month with her equally art-driven friends. She loves to cook, draw, play violin, study (because she loves all her classes), attempt water-kayaking (in the fall of '13), and decorate her room with her beloved suitemates.
Kenzy Seifert, Class of 2016, is from Portland, Oregon, but graduated from Lebanon High School in Lebanon, Oregon. She is a proud French major and prospective Russian minor who will be studying abroad in St. Petersburg, Russia next year. In the fall you can usually find her watching college football on her laptop (go Ducks!), but you can also find her with her with her nose stuck in a book, at the movies, or exploring the city. She is very excited to be working as a BSAR so she can share her experience at Barnard with others.
Rohini Sengupta, Class of 2016, is from South Brunswick, NJ, where she attended South Brunswick High School. She is really excited about being a BSAR and sharing her Barnard pride with prospective students! She is a definite Spanish & Latin American Cultures minor and considering majoring in Political Economy. On campus, she is a dancer on Columbia University's Indian classical fusion dance team, Columbia Taal, and also the Vice President of Club Zamana, Columbia's South Asian student's association. Outside of campus, she is a passionate FC Barcelona fan and when she isn't in class you can probably find her huddled over her computer screen watching highlights of the most recent game.
Aria Sharma, Class of 2015, hails from McLean, Virginia. She is a pre-dental, Biology major. On campus, she plays in the Columbia University Marching Band, is a sister of the Alpha Chi Omega sorority, as well as teaches with Peer Health Exchange. She enjoys traveling and adventuring around New York City.
Melanie Silverman, Class of 2015, jetted across the country from the small town of San Anselmo, California to experience Barnard College and big city life. She is a neuroscience major and Spanish minor and enjoys hounding the city's idyllic libraries. Outside of the classroom she assists both as a Resident Assistant in Elliott Hall and as a Research Assistant in neuroscience laboratory. In addition, she often tutors, dances, sees dance performances, and can found enjoying sushi in the Hogwarts-esque Quad. She loves the Barnard community and feels so lucky to be able to discuss this remarkable place with prospective students.
*Melanie is currently studying abroad in Buenos Aires, Argentina!*
Rachel Silvern, Class of 2014, grew up in Santa Monica, California and graduated from Santa Monica High School. She is happily majoring in Environmental Science and minoring in Dance. In addition to running from class to class, Rachel dances in a student led dance group, Columbia Ballet Collaborative, is a member of the Library Learning Task Force, and works as a research assistant in an environmental science laboratory on campus. In her rare moments of free time, Rachel has enjoyed exploring New York City through its food and incredible concert venues, as well as all of the unique quirks the five boroughs have to offer. Barnard has provided her with an incredible opportunity to connect her academics to the larger New York City.
Sabrina Singer, Class of 2015, is pursuing a major in History with a double minor in Spanish and Political Science. Born and raised in Miami Beach, FL, she attended Ransom Everglades School. Sabrina has no free time. In addition to being a BSAR, she is the Managing Editor of The Federalist (Columbia's satirical newspaper), the Publicity Director of the Barnard Bulletin, the program assistant for the Reacting to the Past Summer Institute, a Crisis Analyst for CIRCA (Columbia's Model UN club), and Alumnae Chairwoman for her sorority, Sigma Delta Tau. Sabrina drinks a lot of coffee. When not in club meetings or in class, she may be found loitering around the History Department seeking out a professor with whom to discuss the American Revolution.
Amrita Singh, Class of 2015, was born in India, raised in Kuwait, and resides in Chicago where she attended the University of Chicago Laboratory High Schools. She plans to major in film studies and pursue filmmaking. Interested in the arts, Amrita also enjoys discrete mathematics, calculus, and microbiology. In addition to writing and directing with Columbia University Film Productions, Amrita is a contributing artist for the Barnard Bulletin, and does media coverage for the Columbia Spectator. In her spare time, Amrita can be found reading, doodling, watching a movie, listening to music, and exploring the city with her friends. Secretly hoping for the nickname DJ Singh to catch on, she also loves crafting mixtape CDs for others! She is thrilled to attend Barnard in New York City, where she has the support from her inspiring peers to cultivate her passion, and to tackle new challenges!
Olivia Sirianni, Class of 2015, cherishes growing up in Maplewood, New Jersey and attending Mount Saint Mary High School. She has loved Barnard since her first tour back when she was a junior in high school. She only wishes she could major in the Nine Ways of Knowing because she has loved talking classes in many different disciplines. Her concentrations reflect this interest in diversity, she is a Psychology major, English minor, and Athena scholar. Olivia is also a First Year Focus Resident Assistant who could not imagine life without her enthusiastic, talented, and inspiring residents. Now that she is a BSAR she is thrilled to think that she is giving tours to women who could become her residents next year!
*Olivia is currently studying abroad in London, England!*
Leah Sodowick, Class of 2016, grew up in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, where she attended Council Rock High School North. Leah is incredibly excited to be living in the big city and attending her dream school. At Barnard, she is pursuing her interests in Psychology and French. Outside of the classroom, Leah is a volunteer for Peace by Peace, a Barnard Babysitter, and member of the sorority Kappa Alpha Theta. In her free time, Leah enjoys traveling, listening to music, exploring local shops and restaurants, and sharing laughs with friends!
Hannah Steinhardt, Class of 2015, hails from the foggy city of San Francisco, CA and she grew up in the nearby suburb of San Mateo, CA. She is beyond excited to be serving as a BSAR and to help spread the Barnard love to all of the prospective students and families. She is a Psychology major with minors in Sociology and Educational Studies. Beyond being a BSAR, Hannah is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta and Camp Kesem Columbia University, and she serves on two SGA appointed committees. During her first year at Barnard, she made it a goal to explore somewhere new in the city every weekend so it's basically impossible to choose a favorite spot in NYC!
Charlene Thrope, Class of 2014, grew up in Arlington, MA and graduated from Gann Academy — the New Jewish High School of Greater Boston. She is majoring in Economics and Mathematics and is also in the Double Degree program with the Jewish Theological Seminary, where she is majoring in Talmud and Rabbinics. Charlene is an active member of the Columbia/Barnard Hillel and the McAC Multicultural Committee. From running in Riverside Park to teaching at a local synagogue, Charlene loves taking advantage of the many opportunities New York City has to offer. She is so excited to share her love of Barnard with prospective students!
Amanda Thum, Class of 2014, transferred to Barnard in the Spring of 2012. She was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York, and is majoring in Religion with a concentration in Judaism. Having spent a significant amount of time in Israel (both prior to and since coming to Barnard), Amanda's academic interests tend to revolve around faith, religious conflict, and Israel. Amanda absolutely loves anything acrobatic--trapeze, gymnastics, dance, all of it. She hopes to become a licensed Skydiving Instructor one day, and loves to fly. On breaks, she can usually be found traveling, eating excessive amounts of Thai food, and enjoying Brooklyn. After Barnard, she plans to go to business school and get her MBA.
Dhvani Tombush, Class of 2015, is a citizen of Nigeria, born and raised, though her mother is Indian and her father Nigerian. She loves both my countries passionately. Before she came to Barnard, she moved from Nigeria to South Africa to study A-Levels at the African Leadership Academy for two years. Dhvani loves being at Barnard and if she had the choice to be admitted again, it would be a higher pick on her list, probably first, than it was when she chose to come here. Dhvani will probably major in political science with a minor in economics and African history. She is a tutor at America Reads, and a member of the African students Association. She is very interested in politics and plan to go to law school someday.
Sara Vallancourt (Head BSAR), Class of 2015, is from Middletown, New Jersey and graduated from Middletown High School South. She is double majoring in Psychology and Religion and has a particular interest in how religion manifests itself in the United States. On campus, she is a member of the McIntosh Activities Council and plays badminton with the CU Badminton Club. She has also worked as a Resident Intern for the Pre-College Program at Barnard during the summer. In her free time, Sara loves going to museums, cooking, and tasting all of the wonderful types of food that New York City has to offer. She loves Barnard and can't wait to share her love with prospective students!
Olivia Vehslage, Class of 2016, is from Hartford, Connecticut, although she attended the Loomis Chaffee School in Windsor. She's planning on a double major in English with a concentration in creative writing and Italian. She is also on the pre-law track. In addition to being a BSAR, Olivia has a steady job as a Barnard Babysitter, which mainly involves chasing little children all over Manhattan. She is also a member of the Columbia Democrats and the Columbia Political Union. When she's not working, she can be found avidly working on her novel in some outdoor area, cheering on a favorite sports team or finding a way to lug her golf clubs up to Van Cortland Park. Barnard has been a dream come true for her and she is immensely grateful for all of the opportunities that have come her way as a result.
Jess Whitlum-Cooper (Head BSAR), Class of 2014, grew up in London, England, and moved to New York with her family four years ago. She is thrilled to have found Manhattan and, most importantly, Barnard. She loves writing for the Columbia Spectator and Barnard Bulletin, as well as participating in Athena Leadership Labs. She also served on the board of 85 Broads. She is a Comparative Literature with a concentration in Hispanic Studies. When she isn't madly running from one side of campus to the other, Jess is generally to be found in coffee shops, art museums and theaters, or just hanging out with her friends.
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I've been playing with MAME for a while now and reliving some old arcade games. Who would think that retro arcade games can be so much fun given the lifelike graphics of many of the games today? Playing Joust or Galaga with a gamepad is fun, but don't you wish you could run your blue wizard through the dungeon in Gauntlet with an arcade stick? There are a few arcade setups for sale and today I take a look at X-Gaming's X-Arcade Kit, a device to give you that arcade experience at home.
The X-Arcade stick features two joysticks, eight buttons for each controller, a pair of pinball flipper buttons, and two start buttons. There's also an LED in the upper right of to let you know the stick is active. The button layout for each player has six Street Fighter layouts with two three-button rows. Two more buttons are positioned underneath and a little to the left of the second row. The two start buttons have that familiar picture for one or two players that you see in the arcades. If you play pinball games, a button is located on each side of the unit so you can grasp the sides and make it feel like you're at a pinball machine. The only thing I can think of that's missing from the unit would be a trackball to play some oldies like Centipede or Crystal Castles. Oh, and a rotating handle on the joystick would've been really cool to play Ikari Warriors or Midnight Resistance. Other than that you have a setup that should satisfy 90% of the MAME games out there.
The unit is rather big but I feel that it's not wide enough. In terms of the layout, you'll be sitting close you friend if you use the unit together. It's a minor inconvenience and sometimes it does work by sitting at a minor angle to the X-Arcade.
On the back of the machine are the connectors, a load button, and a mode switch. Connection to your PC is through the PS2 keyboard port. You plug your keyboard into the unit and a serial cable connects to a converter to plug into your PC. Why did X-Gaming choose to have a serial cable that plugs into a converter you ask? Well, one of the great features of this unit is that because it terminates to a serial plug, all X-Gaming does is produce a converter for any console or PC interface so that you won't have to purchase an entirely new unit if you want to use it with a future gaming machine. As of this writing, X-Gaming has a USB, PS2/PSone, and Dreamcast adapters. They also have beta versions of GameCube and XBOX adapters for you to try out. I was sent the PS2 adapter to test out with my Playstation 2. I really applaud X-Gaming to design the unit to be compatible with any future gaming unit.
The mode switch allows you to program three different configurations into the unit with the fourth one being an unchangeable default setting. Sliding the mode switch to a programmable position, you press the load button twice to select that mode. Now if you have experienced the Strategic Commander from Microsoft, you know that you can program that controller on the fly without having to exit out of your current game. The same can be done with the X-Gaming Arcade Kit and it's a very convenient and awesome feature that should be used by more controllers today. Say you're in the middle of a game and you are not comfortable with your setup. Press the load button once, hold the arcade button you want to program, hold the keyboard key you want it to emulate and wait for the LED to signal to you that it's done. Program the others and when you are finished just hit the load button once and your commands will be saved even if you unplug the unit. It's simple, effective, and you can reprogram the keys as many times as you like.
Every part is arcade quality, which means arcade toughness. You know how rough kids can be in arcades playing Street Fighter 2 and trying to torque the stick off the wood doing the Zangief spinning pile driver. Well, the X-Gaming stick features the durable parts that are specifically designed for the unit. From the manual, it states that the joystick, buttons, and switches were designed especially for the X-Gaming unit to provide a high level of quality and maintain performance over a long period of time. While I have to play with the unit a lot longer to test out whether this is true, I can say that the movements of the stick and the button responses feel exactly like an arcade stick. Given that's what you would want in the first place, the higher quality parts is just icing on the cake and if they work as advertised then you have one quality gaming device that should last you a while. So does that mean you have to call up X-Gaming to replace any broken part? The answer is that you can replace any of the buttons or switches with any arcade part from a store that sells them. So you don't have to replace the broken parts with X-Gaming's own parts but you can if you want to. If you live by a store that sells arcade parts, you can easily repair your X-Gaming unit with those and have it working without having to wait on X-Gaming to send you a replacement. If you want to add some color to your buttons or use a different joystick handle, just replace it with a part from a dealer. The unit comes with a one year warranty so if it does fail in that time limit, you can get replacements at no charge. If you need someone else to replace the parts for you, X-Gaming includes a 90-day labor policy.
The wood that the unit is made of feels very durable so it should take a good amount of pounding for when you lose that NBA Jam game on a last second half court shot. The bottom of the unit allows you access to the switches by unscrewing a wood board. Since the unit is made of wood, it is a little heavy but the weight should also keep the unit from moving around when playing with others. It's finished in a nice black paint with the X-Gaming Logo on top. It's another aspect of the X-Arcade that gives it the true arcade feel.
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posted at 10/8/2013 12:42 AM EDT
contrary to what i am sure is popular belief i have not been a mite scarce lately due to the uninspired and downright embarassing play of my beloved big blue...it's fall and busy season for us home improvement types and i am glad to say i have been busy busy busy! so pc time has been lacking due to things such as sleep and eating : )
very disappointed in my guys as they have way too much talent-even with the ridiculous amount of injuries- to be 0-5..2-3 ok but not 0-5...think they may have quit on this season or maybe it's time for changes at the top and on the field
maybe it's just one of those years and-alas-we don't have the luxury of playing in the afc easy or the afc period! still, 11 games to go so i will hold out for 9 wins b/c 10 seems a wee bt unlikely...hey you gotta believe!
if this is it for many of the vets and/or TC well 2 div titles 2 nfc titles and 2 sb titles in previous 5 years will more than suffice!
i'll still be around and more as the winter gets here so fear not-ol jints will not abandon ye
ps: 6 points against the bengals? jeez...
pps: how is that welker - amendola thing working out so far?
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your back? who cares, didnt even know you were gone. Are you that narcisstic that you think you might be missed in an internet forumn?
"Giggedy, Giggedy!"
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posted at 10/8/2013 5:53 AM EDT
The funny thing about being 0-5 is that the Giants are only two games out. Think about that for a moment.
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posted at 10/8/2013 9:00 AM EDT
Wow dad must have a lot of leaves to rake or your just FOS. Pick one.
Now you got the easy part done telling me about it.
Does that handshaped bruise on your back hurt?
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posted at 10/8/2013 9:22 AM EDT
I thought you were busy calling the FBI! Whatever you have accomplished in this world, if anything, the thing that will become you the most is your leaving it.
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I thought you were busy calling the FBI! Whatever you have accomplished in this world, if anything, the thing that will become you the most is your leaving it.
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Sure can! Hey Gunty!
Remember when I predicted your bad drafts lately and poor salary allocation in a flat cap would have you missing the playoffs for the second year in a row, with a third next year with the same flat cap??!
That was funny. You didn't believe me.
Do you believe me now?
Hey! Do you think Coughlin is fired at the end of the year or next out of a courtesy? Who will your new GM and coach be for 2015?
Imagine of Tyree did not exist for Coughlin or Welker did not have a brain faht with Brady in the 4th qtr of SB 46?
Queenie please ur the same dull noise and u just throw cr*p at the wall to see what sticks
its a bad season mostly due to injuries and attitude and has squat to do with the cap or any of ur silly psuedo-intellectual babble...if the run is over i'll take 2 titles thank you very much and shoot for next year and the future
flat cap and salary allocation! HAHAHAHA yeah yeah....and if bill bellichick didn't stumble on tom brady due to a scout telling him to sign him and drew bledsoe getting hit just right-along with coaching in a perrenial college division- he'd be selling insurance somewhere right about now
i mean it takes a "genius" and the "greatest" gm of all time to sign ocho cinco and haynesworth but let welker walk for Danny IR and who cant draft a WR or CB/S to save his life...and really how long has it been since u had an actual pass rush or clutch defense?
doesn't sound too great to me but what does a Giants fan know?
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posted at 10/9/2013 3:54 AM EDT
you gotta love a fan of an 0-5 team that is still trolling....
like a bully that got pantsed but keeps on being a street punk
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posted at 10/9/2013 7:45 AM EDT
GUESS WHO'S BACK? Uhhh, Gronk? and maybe Ridley??
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posted at 10/9/2013 8:03 AM EDT
I have him on ignore for obvious reasons. So I don't know what he's blabbing about.
But I'm pretty sure when he started off he was pretending to be a Dolphins fan. Now he's pretending to be a Giants fan? Am I thinking of someone else?
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posted at 10/9/2013 8:19 AM EDT
maybe it's just one of those years and-alas-we don't have the luxury of playing in the afc easy or the afc period!
Let's see. The NFC Least has a combined 1-8 record against the AFC while the AFC East has a combined record of 6-1 against the NFC. Hmmmm.
The NFC Least has a combined record of 1-3 against the rest of the NFC wile the AFC East has a combined record of 1-1 against the rest of the AFC. Double hmmm.
Finally the entire AFC has a conbined 18-9 record against the NFC. Triple hmmmm.
Those are the statistics as of this morning. So, 42and 46, what where you saying about the AFC East or the entire AFC? Shall I call it smoke up your you-know-what?
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posted at 10/9/2013 9:04 AM EDT
Giants are one track for that 10 and 6. They might get the 6 part of it done this week.
How's that Osi thing working out? Oh, that's right the G-men are going to draft Clowney.
Anybody else notice that Eli has the second to the worst completion percentage in the. NFL? Shoulda taken Freeman when he was available.
Got go check on the guy in the Giants jersey who's cleaning my gutters. He's says he got a try out.
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posted at 10/9/2013 11:18 AM EDT
maybe it's just one of those years and-alas-we don't have the luxury of playing in the afc easy or the afc period!
Quite a claim my friend. You DO realize the NFC (L)East is currently the worst division in football right? So much so that it's the cover story on ESPN NFL this morning under their power rankings: "The Frustrated Four: Once a powerhouse, the NFC East is scuffling badly in 2013. Has the futility reached new depths?" -- per ESPN
You might also note .... NE has taken two of its four wins from NFC opponents (playoff teams last season IIRC) while the Giants have taken two losses to AFC teams as well?
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Two TOTALLY different posters.
One is a decent guy who likes a little rivalry talk and general football talk ... the other is a headcase who might not even be a football fan at all, but just a lonely guy who trolls internet fora for responses.
posted at 10/9/2013 12:30 PM EDT
Seriously though, Bridgewater or Clowney.
Let's see:
(1) tank the season,
(2) dump Manning (not even the good one),
(3) draft the franchise QB for the next ten years
This sounds crazy enough to work
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posted at 10/9/2013 12:42 PM EDT
Yes, you don't have the "luxury" of playing in the AFC East. Your division winner, at 2-3 mind you, would be in last place in our division. The NFC Least is the laughingstock of the NFL right now.
Oh, and way to slide in the whole "no excuses butttttt we have SO MANY INJURIES!! OMG we are the only team to have injuries. It's so unfair!!"
Sing it with me Jintsy, "Get Readyyy forrr Teddyyyyy!!" Buh-bye Eli.
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The Giants are the laughingstock of the NFL right now.
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posted at 10/9/2013 1:50 PM EDT
Let this thread die, 0-5 has his own thread...
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posted at 10/9/2013 2:07 PM EDT
Always funny when the gutless trolls crawl out of their holes when the Pats lose. Even funnier for a Giants fan when you consider that if you reversed the win/loss numbers the Pats have you'd still have one more win than the Giants.
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Dwyane Wade said Sunday that he wouldn't rule out the possibility of missing the remainder of the season to rest his right knee. Still recovering from soreness and swelling in his knee, Wade has missed six of the last eight games for the Heat.
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"The most important thing is to be healthy," Wade said Sunday, addressing the media for the first time since he last played March 29. "So when I feel it, then I'll get back on the court. Obviously, I want to play. But I have to make sure that I'm right. You have to get healthy."
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DAHLONEGA, GA – The North Georgia men's and women's basketball teams are set to host cross-town rival Young Harris College on New Year's Eve, setting up a doubleheader on the hardwood in Memorial Hall to ring in 2011.
While the Saints and Lady Saints have over 40 years of basketball tradition in the history books, the Mountain Lions of Young Harris are embarking on their first season of competitive basketball since 1969, setting up what should be a local rival for many years to come.
The Lady Saints are coming off a two-week break since their last game, but are winners in seven of their last eight games, including a 58-55 come-from-behind victory over Newberry College on December 16.
Head coach Buffie Burson has North Georgia with an 8-2 mark heading into Friday's matchup against Young Harris, a team they dominated 64-39 over a month ago at the YHC Basketball Arena.
The Lady Saints are led by sophomore Janyce Ealey who sits tied for fourth in the Peach Belt Conference at 17.1 points per game, while shooting 44-percent from the field and pulling down over eight rebounds per contest. Junior forward Lindsey Moss has caught fire as of late, averaging 21.6 points and nine rebounds in the last three games, including a season-high 26-point performance against Reinhardt College in a 34-point victory.
While the North Georgia men's basketball team sits four games under the .500 mark at 2-6, they have taken every game down to the wire, dropping their last five contests by a combined 20 points with pair of the losses coming in overtime.
The Saints have played a road-heavy schedule the first two months of the season, tipping off just one time in Memorial Hall, a game that turned into a 14-point victory over Hiwassee College.
Senior Carl Taylor has continued to impress this year, scoring double digits in all eight games this season, including a season-high 31 points at Anderson in a 102-98 overtime loss to the Trojans. Taylor hit eight three-pointers in the defeat and finished 47-percent from the field. Elijah Smith and Clarence Tillman continue to add a steady offensive presence as the duo both average double figures and combine to produce nearly 27 points per game.
Heading into Friday afternoon's game, the Saints will look to avenge an early-season loss at Young Harris, a game North Georgia battled back late before dropping a 78-68 affair to the Mountain Lions. The 10-point loss has turned out to be North Georgia's largest margin of defeat this season as the Saints will look to get things turned around on the final day of the 2010 calendar year.
The women's game is slated to start at 2:00 p.m., followed by the men's tip-off at 4:00 p.m. in Memorial Hall in Dahlonega. Both games will broadcast live on the Saints Broadcast Network with live stats on www.SaintsSports.com courtesy of the North Georgia Sports Communications office.


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The vote is advisory and will not affect Staats' employment or the community college. It will be held at several of the school's campuses, including from 10:30-11:30 a.m. at the Ayers campus in Anniston. The Alabama Education Association, which is facilitating the vote but has no position on the outcome, will post the results later today.
The vote, which is more akin to a poll of Staats' job performance, comes after several Gadsden State employees voiced various complaints in the last year to AEA, said George Terrell, president of the Gadsden State Education Association, which represents the AEA employees at Gadsden State. Staats was hired in 2011 as president of Gadsden State.
Amy Marlowe of the post-secondary division of AEA said the complaints had become so numerous that the association decided to organize the vote.
"The most numerous complaints were on the efforts by the president to hire a vice president while other staff are being reduced," Marlowe said. "There were also some questions on capital spending ... such as construction of president's offices at the Gadsden and Anniston campuses."
In an email Tuesday to The Star, Staats did not comment on any complaints but stated he was "eager" to address any concerns as they arise.
"AEA representatives, who organized and are conducting the polling, have not as yet indicated the nature of any concerns that prompted this vote," Staats said in the email.
Terrell said all Gadsden State employees, not just AEA members, are encouraged to participate in the vote. The vote will be by secret ballot and no names will be recorded, Terrell said.
"They will be asked to vote, 'I don't support the president or I do support the president,'" Terrell said.
A prepared statement from Gadsden State Tuesday said the community college embraces the philosophy of transparent and open leadership.
"The president welcomes and encourages all employees of the college to express their opinion," according to the statement. "This survey is one among many tools the college uses to gauge employee sentiment and satisfaction and particularly on-going support of college initiatives. Dr. Staats looks forward to this latest feedback and will actively work to resolve any concerns identified."
During a brief phone interview Tuesday, Kay Smith-Foster, public relations coordinator for Gadsden State, said Staats only learned about the vote after receiving an email from the AEA.
"We don't know what it is about," Smith-Foster said about the vote.
Once the ballots are tallied, the results will likely be sent to Mark Heinrich, chancellor of the Alabama Community College System, Terrell said. Terrell reiterated that the vote itself is advisory and that AEA has no stake in the outcome.
"We've officially taken no position on this," he said.
Terrell said the situation is almost unprecedented.
"This is only the second time in the history of the community college system that we know of that this has happened," Terrell said of the vote.
The Alabama Community College System was founded in 1965.
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AUSTIN -- Hot or cold, rain or shine, you'd be hard-pressed to find an Austin trail without more than a few feet on it.
"We love this trail," said Marie Catrett as she walked along the banks of Ladybird Lake. "There are memories all over the lake and it just feels like a second home for us."
It's a home, the city could make available to everyone all the time. Right now park rules say trail use is only allowed from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. but a new plan offers access around the clock.
"If you're willing to come out here at that time of night then that's your prerogative," said Jennifer Ruiz. "Obviously I think there's some safety issues."
Addressing those safety concerns comes at a cost. Increased police patrols would be needed to keep the proposed Butler, Shoal Creek, and Johnson Creek Trails open 24/7. The pricetag, $3.1 million for the first year, $2.7 million after that.
"If you're going to do another bond issuance, it's probably not worth it in my opinion," said parkgoer Craig Delaney.
The plan's funding and specifics remain in early stages. As for trailgoers, their main concern is plain to see.
"Better lighting in a lot of spots would be nice," said Delaney.
"If the city would put in more lights in around the trail it would be fantastic," Catrett said.
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Hey 42... Are you currently in med School? I've seen some mention of you being a doctor haha? I'm currently an M2 , it would be cool to have someone else on here who is going through the same struggles right now haha
Dude I want tickets! I want to go to the arena to support my team tonight. Anyone giving tickets away?
Some lower level corner seats tonight for $19 bucks on stub hub. Makes me wonder why i purchased them via package for triple that price. DOH!
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Im senior nursing student at ul and will be applying to med school next fall if that helps.. haha i went the "hard" route /:
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good luck man! Having a nursing degree will be a big draw towards getting you into Med school. So many students nowadays have some sort of masters degree/nursing degree etc. before going to med school. I went the old fashioned route of just going straight after undergrad... I kind of wish I did a masters first though because I didn't end up getting into my first choice schools.
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How often does Davis need to wear the boot? Because in practice he doesn't seem to wear it much. I know he's not running and jumping right now but does he have to wear it for a certain amount of hours per day or something?
Probably anytime it wouldn't be a hinderance.
If he used it when shooting, he'd 'learn' to shoot all goofy (booty?).
I had thought I heard he was out of the boot entirely and was doing basic stuff in drills. Just no running and shooting yet.
I hope he's taking this time to continue weight training at least.
That was reported during the week.
Then, he had the boot on at the game.
Putting that in with what I read about rehab (you do the same), I came up with the above.
Monty's comments seem to not contradict this at least. Photos or comments indicating a boot after practice or whatnot would help us understand.
Only a 26 second video but you can see Davis at the end all dressed out for practice and what not.
Just shows him laughing with a ball in his hand but no boot or anything so that's cool, like Jen Hale reported.
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Same as yesterday which is what prompted me to ask about the boot and how often he wears it. I bet he can't wait to get back to real court action.
That behind the back dribble was guard like...
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Forever hating the nickname, the logos, and the colors. Still backing the team I've loved since 1994.
Stolen name. Stolen colors. Stolen identity. Still the same old worthless Slobcats. Suck sludge, Charlotte.
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