Spotlight

Back in Milledgeville. Classes have started, friends are back and there’s even a fun Mad Lib in the Colonnade, but really the semester will be what students make it. Whether it be studying, friends or partying, students ultimately decide if the semester will be good or bad for them. Don’t let the semester be __________(Noun).

_____________(Interjection)! First semester of the new year! Time

to drop some _________(Noun) and maybe even pick up a

__________(Adjective) ___________(Noun) this year. Last

semester was so __________(Noun), but this semester is my

__________(Noun) to __________(Verb). Now if only I can get the courage

up to__________(Adjective) _________(Verb). Good Ol’ Milly. It feels

__________(Adjective) to be back too. Time for freshman ________(Noun)

____________(Adjective) roommates and just enough time

to _________(Adverb) __________(Verb) before class. This

semester I’m going to ___________(Adverb) ___________(Verb) on

Thursday nights and __________(Verb) every other night
even get to know the _________(Noun) better, and even spend a

couple of nights in _________(Noun). Of course being back has its

__________(Noun). Even with Scoops closed, There’s _________(Noun)

still left in town. Homecoming is coming up too! Sean
Kingston and MuteMath are coming to concert and it will be
_________(Adjective)!

I guess I actually have to ________(Verb) too if I want to _______(Verb)

on time. There’s still the whole________(Noun) side of school to

consider …

Posted by Stephanie Sorensen on Jan 22 2010. Filed under Spotlight. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry