FINALS, FINALS, FINALS!
It is such a glorious feeling to be done with exams and to finally put an end to the late night cram sessions and diet of vitamin water and Swedish fish. To be honest, my workload for this exam week wasn’t as bad as everyone else: I only had two exams and both of them were on the same day. I know it’s crazy, out of four classes, I only had two exams. Well English’s final was a HUGE paper worth like 45 percent of our grade and my Freshman Seminar did not have one. By the way, I cannot remember if I explained what a FS is, but it’s a class that OSU offers for freshman on stuff that is actually interesting. I mean don’t get me wrong, physics and mathematics are a blast, but it doesn’t compare with reading tabloids and discussing them in class (that was the premise of my entire class- I know, awesome!) But anyways, I feel like I did OK. Math sucked as always and Bio was pretty easy. Hopefully I did Ok.
So now onto the awesome part of my blog:

As I type, I am sitting in an airport, once again, waiting for my plane to come so I can go back to Florida and take in the sun. It is now officially spring break! Yeahhhhhhhhh! This is going to be a blast. For the first time ever, I am going to do the whole spring break thing, you know like sitting on the beach with your best buds for days without a care in the world. It’s funny; about 15 people from my dorm floor and myself have all booked rooms in the same hotel in Daytona Beach, Fl. So instead of getting away from all the craziness that I experience everyday with these people, I now get the chance to celebrate spring break with them as well. It is going to be awesome. Just five days on the beach, getting a tan, and having nothing to do. This trip is long overdue.
And now onto the second part of my “questions about OSU” segment. Last time I covered size and where the best place to live is (being very biased). So now I have decided to talk about the most important aspect of any transition from home: the food. How good is the food at The Ohio State University? On a letter grade scale, I would give it a B-. But on the scale for typical types of food at college, I would give it an A. Whatever you like, we have it: there’s pasta, organic food, pizza, Chinese food, paninis, subs, etc. The only reason why I feel that it OSU is slacking is because there is no place to get a good cheeseburger. There are like 5 pizza joints on this campus, a Chipotle, and a lot of fast food, but not a good place to get a nice burger and fries (I’m not talking about the fast food version, just the campus style burgers. But if you prefer a subtler approach like pizza and a coke (or “pop”) then you’re in heaven. Even if you ever get tired of the traditional campus food style, OSU offers meals at The Blackwell and The Viewpoint, two upscale restaurants where you can get a steak, vegetable, and an unbelievable dessert for only 3 swipes (meal swipes). In a nutshell, there is a lot to eat here and there is no reason why you should ever go hungry.
Hope everyone has a great week and of course, Go Bucks!

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