In school, I’ve always been in classes with 30+ students…in college many of my classes had 300+ kids. The classes I took for the Spanish major were a little better at having smaller class sizes…until they turned many of our upper-division Spanish classes into lecture courses, aka turning our previous 30 student class into a [...]
Posts Tagged as ‘University of Oregon’
September 4, 2009
Oregon Blount’s freak-out = great opp. for citizen journalism. and graph making.
As much as I say I hate social media, at times it can be a source of some pretty great insights. Courtesy of LeGarette Blount’s disgustingly repugnant, immature and flat out embarrassing display of incredibly poor sportsmanship during last night’s Duck game, I was provided with content for this post. So…thanks LeGarette! Insight #1 is brought [...]
March 27, 2009
AHA’s sustainability account rocks
Our sustainability account in AHA made a video…they rock – check it out:
January 27, 2009
a day in the life of a student run ad. agency
I always seem to be talking about AHA and NVC, but I don’t think I have done a great job explaining these crazy acronyms. AHA stands for Allen Hall Advertising. AHA is not pronounced as A.H.A…it’s AHA! As in…Eureka! We are a student run “ad” agency…or communications agency…or how about idea agency? We have [...]
November 14, 2008
school is killing my education
Schools killing creativity and relativity have always been a topic of interest and curiosity. I have to say the University of Oregon has a multitude of outstanding programs, classes, professors, clubs, etc. However, the major component missing at the U of O – and in reality the majority of schools – is the element of [...]
October 14, 2008
exploring Eugene neighborhoods
I took my camera on a walk I took around the South University neighborhood this past Saturday: Installation art, or just someone with an intense front yard memorabilia collection…? I’ll let you be the judge: standard: …WHY??? Is the first and only thing that really comes to mind…
September 14, 2008
unexpected (but exciting!) new addition…
When the news first came, I was slightly in shock and caught off guard – this type of event certainly doesn’t happen every day. However, once the news settled and I overcame the initial shock, my excitement began to rise as I thought about what would be in store over the course of the next [...]
August 22, 2008
so what’s next?
That seems to be the million dollar question for every COLAB intern post-COLAB. For me, unfortunately (or possibly fortunately) I still have a year left at the UO and with that, it’s going to be a jammed packed year. Luckily, I’ve been able arrange my classes and use my study abroad so that I can [...]
