Sup guys, my name is Aren and this is the best way to spell “Aaron.” I am currently a Freshman here at PSU and am majoring in Undecided. Yay! Often people ask “Well, what do you think you want to be?” I tell them I don’t know but I CAN tell you that I don’t want to be a science major. And thus why I am here in SC 200! I decided to not be a science major because most of my high school career consisted of me struggling in every science I took. Whether it was bio, chem, or physics.
This was essentially me throughout high school sciences.
I will admit I do like things that involve space. Just thinking about how big space is and how much could be out there is fascinating. We are just a rock floating around in space. But with space comes physics and with physics comes.. physics.
If anyone read this far here’s a reward with the best radio station ever, Radio 104.5.
Here’s the link by the way. It didn’t work before.
http://www.space.com/
Hey Aren! I love the picture, every time I see it it makes me laugh. I think space is an awesome topic and that radio station is pretty enjoyable to listen to. This would be a good website that I think you would enjoy :
I’ll admit that I saw the Beauty and the Beast picture and decided to comment. However, I also completely agree with you that physics should be avoided at all costs. It would be interesting to see if you could take a minor in astrology and avoid the worst of the main science classes. I’m not entirely sure if that would be possible. If not, you can always just enjoy the sky
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I too had trouble with science in High School and when I saw your picture I just laughed. Your not the only one who feels this way about these subject especially physics and this about sums up my view of physics (http://cheezburger.com/5247801600).Could not figure out how to make a live link in a comment.
I too am very interested in space. I look out at the starry sky almost every night and think about how incredibly big our world is, but how incredibly small it is compared to rest of the universe. I certainly hope we go into more detail about our world and the universe it’s in throughout the semester.