Club SEBU

One of the most commonly used phrases when something is flying through the air into a mass of people. Heads up. I'm sure that many of us have noticed the irony of everyone putting their heads down when they hear heads up, or maybe I am the only one who thinks about that... Nonetheless, it is an intriguing phrase. Regardless, calling 'heads up' is just a suggestion that increases awareness of whatever is coming your way. Furthermore, keeping your head up is more common and necessary than sometimes meets the eye.  It does not have to be a literal object making its way towards you...it can be much more. Figuratively speaking, there will be several things 'thrown' your way that will require you to be alert.  Knowing how to maneuver through these challenges can and will be difficult at times. No matter what though...keep your head up. It is much easier to be engaged when things are going well, but the true test is when they are not going your way.  Thos

In the first week after quarter 1 of my reintroduction to school, I was given an opportunity to compile more material for the blog.  I was not able to write too much throughout the semester, but I am still here. The semester was a learning experience that I don't take for granted.  There are several lessons that I picked up that will propel me into my future, not only with academia or a career, but also in everyday life. Some of these lessons include: Never assume that you know which classroom is yours if you haven't fully retained that information to memory.  It's not fun walking into the same wrong classroom multiple times in a day or semester. Furthermore, not everyone knows the campus like you may think.  Be aware that some directions, if followed exactly how described, can get you more lost. If you decide to ride your bike to class, be aware that that is a physical activity, and the first few weeks of the fall semester may still be warm.  Pack accordingl