Robert “Bobby” Wells begins his pirate class like any other teacher with orthodox greetings, attendance, slideshows and questions. From there, the class voyages everywhere from Viking-controlled...
The course instructor enters the classroom and routinely greets the students scattered before them. Preliminary discussion points for the day are scribbled on the whiteboard with a fading marker and the...
Anxiety bubbles its way through my stomach as I await the next, inevitable question, "What’s your major?"
As a direct admit to the School of Journalism at IU Bloomington my freshman year, life seemed...
As students graduate high school and plan to take on the next milestone by attending college, some are often plagued with the naive belief that college will be the same as high school.
For instance, in high school, some students may not have had to put much effort into achieving an A on a test, but, in college, grades are supposed to be rigorously earned.
One should expect the standard would increase at a higher institution of learning in regard to academic success and the motivation to try.
