As junior year comes to an end, I can’t help but become nostalgic at the memories that have been made and the moments that have faded too quickly. But, most of all, it is so difficult to wrap my mind around the fact that next year my friends and I will be seniors in college. Time is a scary thing, and it’s really living up to its reputation at the moment. So, in honor of the final week of junior year, here’s some thoughts and comments current third year students have to say about the past, present and future…
Molly C.: “College actually flew by… I can’t believe next year will be my last.”
Marcus T.: “It’s pretty messed up that we only have one more year left.”
Josh R.: “Time really flies when you’re blacked out and don’t remember much.”
Lauren T.: “Junior year was off its rocker.”
Ralph D.: “We don’t have time to stop and smell the flowers anymore.”
Jamie C.: “I can’t think right now. I’m too hung-over.”
Kelly B.: “I have enough t-shirts from junior year’s events to last me until Senior year’s events. (Around the World, Beer Olympics, etc.)”
Michael C.: “I guess I have one year left before I have to become a ‘normal’ person. And by normal I mean not going out three to five nights a week.”
Niki I.: “If this is what junior year was like, then I’m scared to see how my liver handles senior year.”
Caroline S.: “We still have one more year to make mistakes… and hopefully learn from them.”
Johnny W.: “If we’re seniors and citizens, doesn’t that technically make us senior citizens…?”
But there is one thing my fellow juniors must always remember:
You are, and forever will be, a Royal.