Author: mik0why

Crew: The Forgotten Scarlett Sport
Rutgers is a humongous institution. Its size is easily noticeable when it comes to soft data: the number of students (that nearly exceeds 40 thousand on New Brunswick campus), the countless number of extra-curricular activities, and finally, the unlimited number of sport organizations that one can join here. Without a …

2016: The Best Of
Time goes by. Another year just passed and within hours, 2016 will be just a memory. It's not an exaggeration to say that my decision to study in the United States, it was the most important year in my life so far. My life has changed a lot... I just want to share …

(N/M)ovember
It recently got cooler, but I can’t complain about that infamously unpredictable “Jersey weather” that I’ve experienced so far. I miss those sunny days of late October when it was so warm that I could even sit under the tree near Scott Hall and study. For the first time ever …

My Second Thanksgiving
What’s the best part of Thanksgiving? The Food.. A welcomed break from the Brower food... I’m just kidding. I have to mention all the great things that I’ve encountered during this special celebration, most importantly spending time with the American part of the family again and enjoying their company. It …

RU Biking?
We all know that image: the deafening sound of a ringing alarm, sun barely above the horizon and our own bed warmer than ever, subconsciously calling “Stay with me!” . It is so hard just to get up, especially when the upcoming day seems like it's going to be unbearably long and …

People++
When I moved to this country, the many differences that were striking right away were not only connected to the people-, but also tech-related. In fact, coming to the US was followed by a number of thoughts about computers and their everyday usage. Living here is much more technologically based, which, …

The Immigrant Song
Time flies. I've had a first hand experience of this statement quite often lately: when thinking of the things I haven't done and would never have an opportunity to do; when I see photographs from the past and notice how some people have changed, and finally when I realize that it has already …

On the banks of the old Raritan…
I’ve never tried rowing before. My entire experience was limited to watching eight tall guys doing their best : oaring to endurance limits. It always seemed to me very competitive and challenging and I don't think I ever pictured myself as one of them, working together in a crazy pace …