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leahcar5188

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Jul 09, 2005 23:27

ok so i went to Paul Smith's College of the Adirondacks on...yesterday. the 8th. i think. anyways. it's a really small school, only 800-830 "degree seeking undergrads"as collegeboard.com loves to say. it's a B-E-A-U-TIFUL campus. it's not a traditional college, you know brick walls and ivy and such. it's in the adirondack style, with lots of ( Read more... )

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meridian03 July 10 2005, 04:43:48 UTC

makes oberlin look huge.

leahcar5188 July 10 2005, 15:38:10 UTC

haha....the college is fairly small but they own a big section of the park. i think they said....14,200 acres. all all of is used for classes, field work, recreation, and a small park of it houses the school. it looked more like a campsite than a college to me. so far it's my first choice. it's so beautiful up there.

leahcar5188 July 12 2005, 02:56:39 UTC

how many students does oberlin have again? at least oberlin has a town around it...Paul Smith's is 15 minutes from the closest town. and it takes about the same time to get from there to Albany as it does to get from there to Montreal (i don't think i spelled that right.)

meridian03 July 12 2005, 17:20:40 UTC

oberlin has 2,900 students in a town of 8,600. you spelled montral correctly.

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pokey_penguin July 10 2005, 16:53:28 UTC

i actually did pay attention to most stuff in environmental. im really interested in it now- you know me, wanting to save the world and all. hooray for passive solar heating!

leahcar5188 July 11 2005, 01:06:01 UTC

YAY!!! i didn't think i was gonna like the class at all and now i want to make a carrer out of it....hehehe. interesting how a change of teachers can make things better.

pokey_penguin July 11 2005, 18:43:23 UTC

i thought id like it, then not like it when sullivan came. i didnt like how he taught but i think its just the situation he was thrown into. the info was really good though. id like to make a career outta it, but i dont know if i will or not. i know that im changing little things about everyday living though- recycling more, trying to use less energy, etc. yes.

leahcar5188 July 12 2005, 02:53:32 UTC

as am i. i've been riding my bike a LOT and i don't think i'm gonna get my licsence for a while. as long as i can rid emy bike where i need to go, i'm all set without a car.

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theatermusic87 July 15 2005, 02:13:39 UTC

I would like you to know how distressed I am that you were that far into the adirondacks,, and didn't come and visit me, but that is okay, anyway did they still have the "wetland" roped off in front of the library???? they did when i visited last summer it was like a dirty spot on the lawn, with a flower in it, it was quite commical, and just out of curiosity, what are you planning on studying there?

leahcar5188 July 17 2005, 23:33:27 UTC

umm...no now it's more of a big spot of lawn with what loks like weeds. i don't think it was really wet but it was roped off.

i'd be studying something that in their recreation department. still haven't decided on that though. but right now it is my first choice for colleges.