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A rare picture of me at Moose Falls, a two minute hike off the road in Yellowstone. Hi guys, My name is Ema Barnes, and I’m one of those people who does way too many things. I’m majoring in English and Political Science. I’m minoring in Spanish, Writing, and Computer Science, and I’m […] September 10th, 2014 | Tags: computer science, English, global fellows, law, Maryland Student Legislature, Model UN, Phi Alpha Delta, political science, pre-law, resident assistant, simulations, Spanish, study abroad, writing | Category: Ema Barnes, McBloggers | One comment Hi guys, D-Day for high school seniors going to college — May 1 — is coming up and I know a lot of my friends are struggling to decide where they want to spend their college career. This makes me reflect on my own experience in picking a college. I was that obnoxious kid everyone […] April 22nd, 2014 | Tags: computer science, creative writing, English major, political science, political science major, sunsets, touring, Why McDaniel, writing | Category: Academics, Ema Barnes, Why McDaniel | Leave a comment Hey all, Gearing up for midterms this semester has been surprisingly non-stressful. Though I’m taking my maximum allotted 22 credits, or six total classes, I only have one mid-term. This is one of the benefits of my majors–English and Political Science–as normally these classes are more likely to assign papers in place of exams. (For […] March 8th, 2014 | Tags: computer science, midterms, spring break, tests | Category: Academics, Ema Barnes | Leave a comment Hey all, I’ve been planning out my classes for this semester since the middle of October. Looking at course offerings is one of my favourite ways to procrastinate–it seems productive! A lot of people have trouble coming up with what they want to take and rely on their advisors to suggest classes and help them […] February 8th, 2014 | Tags: classes, Computer Organization, computer science, freshman, memoir writing, political science, Politics of Latin America, schedule, Spanish, Spanish minor, Terrorism and Counterterrorism, U.S. Foreign Policy | Category: Academics, Ema Barnes | Leave a comment |
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