Author: Kim Hill, Jr.
October 05, 2010
I'm a little older than most of my classmates. Not by much, but I have a few extra years of experience. I've worked more than most of the people in my program, and while I probably haven't traveled as much as many of them, I've been around a bit. All that to say, the few short weeks that I have spend here in Columbus and at Fisher, I feel a bond with my classmates that I haven't shared with anyone in a many work or academic settings.It started during our orientation. After spending a long day doing normal, orientation things like reading a stack of papers, awkwardly mee
September 21, 2010
"Not Ann Arbor."That has become the standard answer that I give to one of the first questions asked when meeting new people. Starting life at a new university and a new job, in a new city, "where are you from?" is one of the most common introductory questions. In Columbus, Michigan definitely isn't an answer most people like hearing. I, however, am not from Ann Arbor, nor did I attend the University of Michigan at any point in my academic career.Of course, the students of The Ohio State University aren't alone. That's what makes the rivalry so exciting, right? Whe