What a CRAZY past couple of weeks! As the school year
creeps closer and closer to ending, I feel like I am getting busier and busier. Within
the past few weeks I have taken two amazing trips out of town!
As a member of the UK women’s club volleyball team, we
took a trip to Kansas City, Missouri for our final national tournament.
We had a blast playing against schools from all over the country, and when we
weren’t playing we got a chance to enjoy what the city had to offer. By joining
a club team, I have met so many great friends, and become more involved.
I can’t wait for our season to start up again in the fall!
My classmate Charlie & I eating cannolis in Little Italy. |
I also just got back from my class trip to New
York City. As landscape architecture students, our studio class takes an
educational, five-day, trip to a different location each spring. This
year our class voted on going to New York. Although New York left my bank
account near empty, it was an awesome experience. I have never been to NYC
before, so I was astounded to see how extraordinary it truly was. While we were
there, we studied things that pertain to our major like parks, plaza spaces,
markets, urban agriculture and the way people navigate through different public
spaces. We got to see places that we have talked about in class before,
such as Paley Park, Central Park, Rockefeller Center, Madison Square Garden,
and Battery Park City. Of all the places our class went, I would have to say
that Central Park was my favorite. It was amazing to see the scale of
such an amazing park and how it accommodates so many people and so many
different activities. While we were in New York we even got to tour two
landscape architecture firms and view some of their work! It was a trip of a
lifetime, to say the least.
If you’re headed to the "Big Apple" soon, have a slice
of pizza for me at Grimaldi’s Pizzeria in Brooklyn!
Wow! Sounds like the LA majors know how to travel. It's always exciting to see the many places you can go while in school as part of your major or clubs you're involved in.
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