Blog Post 3/22

As 1 P.M. rolls around, Marketing sophomore Noelle Vanderhoff heads over to the main MSU Library to work on some homework following her 12:40 class in Wells Hall. Vanderhoff begins by studying some economics, her hardest course, and one that she has an exam in this coming Friday. Vanderhoff walk downstairs and uses her combo at Sparty's, making sure to get her favorite snack- an everything bagel. Vanderhoff returns to the second floor, after saying hi to a girl in her sorority- how popular! Vanderhoff begins to grind out some accounting- another exam she has this Friday. When all is said and done- Vanderhoff gives up on work and decides to watch her favorite show on Netflix- The Vampire Diaries. Vanderhoff then realizes it's almost dinner time and heads outside to grab the CATA bus.



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