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25 Questions I Have For Hunter College (Freshman Edition)

Real talk, we need some answers Hunter.

Mia Carranza

Jun 20, 2020

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As I approach my Fall semester at Hunter College, I undoubtedly have lots of questions for my new home for the next four years. If you're new at Hunter I'm sure you can't wait to find out the answers to these questions yourself, but in the meantime, I'll ask them for you because I know we're all wondering the same thing.

1. The question I'm just going to get out of the way now because everyone—and I mean EVERYONE—is asking (yes it's annoying every time but we're all wondering): Will classes be online?

2. Where is the best place to study on campus?

3. What is a secret you keep from Freshmen?

4. What's the best thing about Hunter?

5. What is the most fun thing to do at Hunter?

6. What is one class you get the most complaints about?

7. Which professor gets the most praise?

8. What do students hate the most about you?

9. I think I waited long enough for this one... tell us the truth: How's the club scene at Hunter?

10. What's your favorite club and club type? Academic? Special interest? Advocacy? Culture? (Just to give some examples, what were you thinking?)

11. The purple and yellow—gold, sorry—do you think they really look good?

12. Do a lot of people go to sports events and are they fun?

13. What's Hunter's urban legend?

14. The game room at Brookdale, is it as awesome and popular as it sounds?

15. Which adjectives would you use to describe each dorm at Hunter College? (There's Brookdale, 92nd Street, 97th Street, and 79th Street for those who don't know).

16. If Hunter had an award what would it be for?

17. How open-minded and forward-thinking are the students?

18. Does Hunter's cafeteria have good food?

19. Where's the most popular hangout for Hunter students that you can think of?

20. What makes you unique from all the other CUNY schools?

21. Do you think making friends at Hunter is difficult and for what reason(s)?

22. Don't you think the merch is a little... basic?

23. Which event is the most fun of all the ones you host?

24. Is there something missing at Hunter that you wish you had?

25. What's the best piece of advice you would give a freshman at Hunter if you could give any?

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I'm technically an adult, so I'm legally required to live a little, right?

1. Watch an R-rated Scary Movie in a Movie Theater

2. Buy a Lottery Ticket

3. Vote in an Election

4. Participate in a Run (or a Walk, Realistically) for Charity

5. Go on a Road Trip

6. Start a Savings Account

7. Get a Credit Card

8. Sign up for Spotify Premium

9. Go to a Club

10. Start a Meditation Routine

11. Go to a Yoga Class

12. Treat Myself to a Dinner for One

13. Volunteer for a Charity

14. Participate in a Research Study

15. Bake Something (That Ends Up Being Edible)

16. Go Skydiving

17. Be Called for Jury Duty

18. Figure Out What I Want to Do With my Life

The holiday classics that shaped my life

1."But what would happen if we all tried to be like Santa and learned to give as only he can give: of ourselves, our talents, our love and our hearts? Maybe we could all learn Santa's beautiful lesson and maybe there would finally be peace on Earth and good will toward men."

"Sometimes the most real things in the world are the things we can't see."

"If you won't use your heart, who cares if it gets broken? If you just keep it to yourself, maybe it'll be like my rollerblades. When you do decide to try it, it won't be any good. You should take a chance. Got nothing to lose."

"Remember, no man is a failure who has friends."

"Life is made up of meetings and partings. That is the way of it."

"If you look for it, I've got a sneaky feeling you'll find a that love actually is all around."

"Sometimes things look good on paper, but lose their luster when you see how it affects real folks. I guess a healthy bottom line doesn't mean much if to get it, you have to hurt the ones you depend on."

"'Maybe Christmas,' he thought, 'doesn't come from a store. Maybe Christmas, perhaps, means a little bit more.'"

"Faith is believing when common sense tells you not to."

"There's room for everyone on the nice list."

Hopefully they will make you laugh.

1. Why are towels considered dirty when you get out of the shower clean?

2. Who closes the bus door once the bus driver gets off?

3. Why is there a "d" in "fridge" but not in "refrigerator"?

4. If you drop soap on the floor is the floor clean or the soap dirty?

5. Is the "S" or the "C" silent in the word "scent"?

6. Does expecting the unexpected make the unexpected the expected?

7. Would Lightning McQueen buy car insurance or life insurance?

8. Who put the alphabet in alphabetical order?

9. What color are mirrors?

10. If 2 mind readers read each other's minds whose mind are they really reading?

11. Is there a synonym for "synonym"?

12. If your shirt isn't tucked into your pants, are your pants tucked into your shirt?

13. Why is it called "quick sand" if you sink slowly in it?

14. If I try to fail, but succeed, which one did I do?

15. If Cinderella's shoe fit perfectly, why did it fall off?

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