sophomore

When you can avoid that sophomore slump, boy oh boy the sky is the limit...

We're back at the Toronto International Film Festival which is running from the 7th through the 17th here in our fair city and it's time to talk about a gem of a piece of cinema that we've managed to uncover,  It's time for 'Toll'.

Suellen, a Brazilian toll booth attendant and mother, falls in with a gang of thieves in an attempt to keep her family afloat. In doing so, she realizes she can use her job to raise some extra money illegally for a so-called noble cause: to send her son to an expensive gay conversion workshop run by a famous priest.

As you can imagine, things don't quite go to plan in spite of the best of intentions and Toll manages to be a truly complete effort as it blends a myriad of ideas an emotions into a very complex melting pot.

We had the pleasure of sitting down with writer/director Carolina Markowicz to talk all that is 'Toll' and so very much more...

Hi Awesome People!

We would like to welcome you to a truly magical episode with each and every moment filled with amazing insights from Finley, a fascinating sophomore student in our University with an outstanding resume and portfolio. There is so much to learn and get inspired from, SO listen to this episode. We learned from each second and loved every moment. Listen to this episode with your family and friends so they can enjoy it too. YOU WOULD NOT WANNA MISS THIS EPISODE <3

With so much love,
Mad Students Team

Luke Koenig '24 leads a discussion about the year with classmates Grant Fowlkes '24, Christian Hill '24, James Lane '24, & Colby Quinn '24.  Hear about their experiences over the past year in Spartan Country and what they are hoping for next year.

In the latest episode of This Could Be a Podcast, Nathan and Bobby discuss Up Talking, Portland and a Celebrity Net Worth Business Venture. 

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Sophomore year is a crucial time for an aspiring collegiate athlete.  Recruits and parents must continue to build a solid foundation to avoid future frustration and overwhelm.  In this episode, coach Kito shares what recruits need to accomplish by the conclusion of their sophomore year.

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Today's Press Your Luck Round, In the Category of Television : In 1992, Steven Spielberg's Amblin Entertainment launched their first animated television show: Tiny Toon Adventures. During the rest of the decade, the studio would release eight more animated series for children: some notable and award-winning over multiple seasons, others less so and lasting at times only one. Name up to six of these eight series.

Our guest on this episode of the "Student-To-Student Leadership Series" is Nathan Surges. Nathan is a Senior at the great establishment Purdue University (pursuing a Bachelors of Science w/ a Major in Marketing & a minor in Psychology). 

Nathan has had a plethora of Student Leadership experiences and we get the pleasure of hearing his thoughts on:

• Why he focuses so much of his energy on Sales & Leadership?
• 12 mins Importance of Time Management for aspiring Student Leaders.
• Starting your day with having direction.
• Advice for College Freshman.
• Finding a Mentor.
• How to choose a Student Org.
• Biggest Accomplishment as a Student Leader.
• Biggest Takeaway as a Student Leader.
• The long-term benefits to being engaged in Student Organizations.
• Learning to say ‘no’ to things.
• Can he play a saxophone if he picked one up right now?

If you found this podcast helpful, we'd appreciate if you could take the time to leave us a review. 

If you'd like to follow up with Nathan or continue the conversation, you can connect with him in the following ways:  

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Email: nsurges@purdue.edu

Our guest on this episode of the "Student-To-Student Leadership Series" is Chloe Jenkins. Chloe is a Senior at the great establishment Purdue University (pursuing a Bachelors of Science w/ a Major in General Management & a concentration in Data Analytics through the Krannert School of Management). 

Chloe has had a plethora of Student Leadership experiences and we get the pleasure of hearing her thoughts on:

• Why she chooses to focus on Leadership & Supply-Chain.
• Her advice to Freshmen/Sophomores about being a Leader on campus.
• Her advice to women who want to Lead on campus.
• How to find a woman mentor on campus.  
• What she was surprised about her negative self-talk as a Freshman. 
• Her realization that the world didn’t revolve around her “Women in Business” club.
• Why relationship-building shifted the way she Leads.
• Why it's important to empower & recognize other Leaders around her.
• How to be more approachable to others, as a Leader.
• Her biggest accomplishment & biggest takeaway as a Student Leader.

If you found this podcast helpful, we'd appreciate if you could take the time to leave us a review. 

If you'd like to follow up with Chloe or continue the conversation, you can connect with her in the following ways: 

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chloe-jenkins-9353a6154/

Clint Zeller joins Thomas Fenton for a slump or stardom episode featuring sophomore class of the NBA for the 2018-2019 season. Which sophomores are performing at an all-star level, which are performing solid and which are slumping? Will any of them get labeled with the "bust" status?

Returning guest Pete Pardo of Sea of Tranquility talk with George and myself about the sophomore slump idea, how it works, and who it should apply to.

Want to share your thoughts? Hit us at musicmusingfeedback@gmail.com or search George or Craig Sybert or Music Musing on most social media sites.

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George and I take a look at bands who had virtually unknown freshman albums, but went on to have amazing sophomore and beyond success. Want to share your bands? Hit us at musicmusingfeedback@gmail.com or search George or Craig Sybert or Music Musing on most social media sites.

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On today's episode of Educate Equip Empower, I discuss what all high school freshmen, sophomores, and their parents need to know regarding this time of the school year.  We discuss Credits, GPA, Tutoring, Credit Recovery, Interest and Aptitude Assessments, Standardized tests, Dual Enrollment, Planning out your Summer, NCAA Eligibility, and Extra-curricular Activities.  The preparation you do between now and senior year will determine the level of opportunities you are able to choose from when the time comes.  Tune in and by all means, share this podcast with others so that we can help as many students and their parents get the information that they need.  Don't forget to rate our show and tell others to subscribe!

Mae L’Heureux talks about her struggles with mental illness, a suicide attempt in college, medication management—and how now, at age 25 she uses her experiences to better the world around her