Virtually all of Stanford's undergraduates live on campus. Write a note to your future roommate that reveals something about you or that will help your roommate - and us - know you better.
"Hakuna matata, what a wonderful phrase!" If I start singing randomly, please don't mind. After all, my sweet mezzo-soprano voice will uplift the weary and calm the restless. Not really, of course, but if it does, everyone should drop those pills and join a choir!
Roomie, I hope you don't mind how quirky I am. Instead of being eccentric, I like to think of myself as kaleidoscopic as everyone sees sundry sides of me. My vitality might be a little overwhelming as my artistic side likes to take over and color the black and white world with vibrant shades of blue for tranquility, red for passion, and yellow for righteous vision. While I may seem vivacious to you, I may be shy and building up the courage to talk to the guy sitting next to me. You may see me listening carefully and offering you a shoulder as you tearfully tell me about your breakup this week, and the next day, frankly criticizing your painting. I may walk into Best Buy asking the sales associate about the RAM memory and processor of a new laptop model and leave the store with a Kindle that I bought on a whim. I may stubbornly not hand you that notebook whilst in an argument and apologize to you later with a hug. Wow, God created such complex human beings!
I am Christine, the Korean girl with "oriental bangs"-as my older brother calls them-and coffee colored hair who stealthily walks in the room with one mission objective: brighten up your day! I am the older sister with four male siblings who wears the pants in the house whenever that cute skirt comes off. As you deduced, I am a Christian, but will not force my religion on you as I respect your beliefs. I am an adventurer who would like to set sail to the Red Sea and perhaps see Phrixus on the golden ram.
I hope to see you soon as we both ride on that wondrous wave of academia with the sea of multivariable calculus to our right and Plato and Aristotle to our left, ready to excite our intellectual acumen and take a step closer in ameliorating the world.
"Hakuna matata, what a wonderful phrase!" If I start singing randomly, please don't mind. After all, my sweet mezzo-soprano voice will uplift the weary and calm the restless. Not really, of course, but if it does, everyone should drop those pills and join a choir!
Roomie, I hope you don't mind how quirky I am. Instead of being eccentric, I like to think of myself as kaleidoscopic as everyone sees sundry sides of me. My vitality might be a little overwhelming as my artistic side likes to take over and color the black and white world with vibrant shades of blue for tranquility, red for passion, and yellow for righteous vision. While I may seem vivacious to you, I may be shy and building up the courage to talk to the guy sitting next to me. You may see me listening carefully and offering you a shoulder as you tearfully tell me about your breakup this week, and the next day, frankly criticizing your painting. I may walk into Best Buy asking the sales associate about the RAM memory and processor of a new laptop model and leave the store with a Kindle that I bought on a whim. I may stubbornly not hand you that notebook whilst in an argument and apologize to you later with a hug. Wow, God created such complex human beings!
I am Christine, the Korean girl with "oriental bangs"-as my older brother calls them-and coffee colored hair who stealthily walks in the room with one mission objective: brighten up your day! I am the older sister with four male siblings who wears the pants in the house whenever that cute skirt comes off. As you deduced, I am a Christian, but will not force my religion on you as I respect your beliefs. I am an adventurer who would like to set sail to the Red Sea and perhaps see Phrixus on the golden ram.
I hope to see you soon as we both ride on that wondrous wave of academia with the sea of multivariable calculus to our right and Plato and Aristotle to our left, ready to excite our intellectual acumen and take a step closer in ameliorating the world.