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I’ve spent the better part of the last hour trying to write something that would suffice as a nice, elegant introduction post. Something that would speak to you conveying a sense of elegance – class, if you will (see what I did there?) – and to show that I have the capacity in engage you in intellectual conversation that would stimulate and inspire you.

Yeah, that didn’t exactly work.

Hi, I’m Joan. I’m the new blogger around these parts, and it’s great to meet you. You can learn a bit more about me (if you’d like) by clicking on the Meet the Bloggers link at the top of the page.

To give you a brief sum of who/what I am: I’m a Resident Assistant down at College Village, as well as being a full-time student. This tends to leave me with very little free time during the school year proper, but when I can get the opportunity to escape the madness (such as it is), I enjoy writing, sketching, driving my roommates crazy with my odd taste in music, and DJing up at WGCC.

(Oh, did someone want an obligatory plug for WGCC, 90.7 The Music FM?

No?

Okay.)

You know, summer orientations and classes aside, there isn’t very much going on around here that I can highlight for you. As such, I’d like to take a moment to share what exactly I’m bringing to the table here.

In short, I want to be able to start some discussion about a variety of things that I hope you’ll find interesting. I’m working on a few posts ranging from discussing virtual worlds (such as Second Life) and their impact on society, to ‘how-to college’ with some helpful tips on college success.

Not everything is terribly serious, however – expect to see a wide variety of silly things as well, from game discussions to musical genre explorations. I hope you’ll enjoy them as much as I’ll enjoy writing them, and I’m looking forward to seeing your comments, questions, and suggestions.

That’s it for now, I think. Again, it’s great meeting you, and I’m looking forward to sharing my semester with you.

Take care!

Happy 4th!

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It was Independence Day on the 4th of July. Independence Day is a holiday which commemorates the adoption of the Declaration of Independence in 1776, declaring the independence of the United States from Great Britain.

On that day, I went to Kiwanis Park, had a BBQ, and played sports there. Then I watched a baseball game which was Batavia Muckdogs vs Connecticut Tigers at Dwyer Stadium. In the last inning, a home team came from behind to win, so it was very exciting!

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After the game finished, I watched fireworks. To display fireworks is an traditional event since 1777. It was so beautiful and fantastic.

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