Eating a meal and attending a class are equally important. One cannot be successful with just doing only one of these two actions. Eating give you energy for class, while attending class will give you knowledge to support yourself in the future. Thus, I decide to pick the Social Science and Humanities Building, or commonly known as SOCSCI by students, and the Tercero Dining Commons, or DC, to compare. It is true that SOCSCI and the Tercero DC are convenient locations, but there is more to these two places when I force myself to sit down and notice the details within both areas. First off, the location of the Social Science and Humanities building and the Dining Commons seem to tell their own story. If one were to take a campus map and fold
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The Social Science and Humanities building stood tall and firm while showing a serious expression just like the students that go in and out of it. It is very peaceful most of the times during class periods, and very soft rustle, here and there, as a couple students leave and enter classrooms. There was a hint of bacon in the air on the day when I did my recording, but the smell of open air completely surrounds the building. SOCSCI seem to be the perfect getaway for students to have some quiet moment to themselves. The Tercero Dining Commons, being the exact opposite, is the center of attraction during eating hours. Only just two stories high, I feel like there are more students on the second floor than there are in SOCSCI. Students are constantly in motion and having conversation that the noise level stays mildly high and the motion sensor is always picking up signal. In addition, the ceiling lights and the amazing view from the windows give a comfortable and relaxing feeling for stressful students. The best part of sitting in a dining common is the smell of delicious food acting as a blanket covering an individual. I think being in the mist of all the smells of food is ideal to a food lover like me. However, there is no reason to stay at the dining common or SOCSCI too long since each location fulfill its purpose only at the right time and under the right
The Social Science and Humanities building stood tall and firm while showing a serious expression just like the students that go in and out of it. It is very peaceful most of the times during class periods, and very soft rustle, here and there, as a couple students leave and enter classrooms. There was a hint of bacon in the air on the day when I did my recording, but the smell of open air completely surrounds the building. SOCSCI seem to be the perfect getaway for students to have some quiet moment to themselves. The Tercero Dining Commons, being the exact opposite, is the center of attraction during eating hours. Only just two stories high, I feel like there are more students on the second floor than there are in SOCSCI. Students are constantly in motion and having conversation that the noise level stays mildly high and the motion sensor is always picking up signal. In addition, the ceiling lights and the amazing view from the windows give a comfortable and relaxing feeling for stressful students. The best part of sitting in a dining common is the smell of delicious food acting as a blanket covering an individual. I think being in the mist of all the smells of food is ideal to a food lover like me. However, there is no reason to stay at the dining common or SOCSCI too long since each location fulfill its purpose only at the right time and under the right