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Jonathan Mullis — Thu, 06 Oct 2011 15:27:57 +0000

Rainbow Connection is an awesome song. I used it at my mother’s memorial. Thanks for this post, James.

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Blogging Samples « James Kicklighter's Digital Portfolio — Wed, 19 May 2010 23:16:13 +0000

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Blog Comment 1 « Wait…What does "PR" mean? — Mon, 26 Apr 2010 16:39:26 +0000

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Comment on Everything I Learned At Georgia Southern: Junior Year by mblubaugh

mblubaugh — Mon, 26 Apr 2010 16:37:50 +0000

Hi James! I really loved reading your post. I am just now completing my junior year and I can relate so well to that uncomfortable feeling you were talking about. For me, it is uncomfortable to realize that in one year, I will be leaving all of my friends I have been so close with in the last 4 years. Of course, that feeling of leaving lifelong friends comes during high school graduation as well, but there is a difference. When you enter college, you are surrounded by people your age and ways to meet new people. When you leave college to start your career, it becomes difficult to make new friends. At a job, you are surrounded by the same 20 or 30 people all day, and they may or may not be in your age range and might not have the same interests as you.
Another reason for that uncomfortable feeling I have is the uncertainty of what I am going to do after graduation. Grad school? Career? Who knows? Certainly not me!
Hopefully this last year of college will give me some answers to these questions.
Thanks for the post!

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Curtis Lokey — Fri, 23 Apr 2010 19:22:05 +0000

What an amazing career so far..and only 21. Thanks for making a Georgia Southern alum proud.

Comment on Everything I Learned At Georgia Southern: Freshman Year by Blog Comments « Candice Hall's Blog

Blog Comments « Candice Hall's Blog — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 03:27:08 +0000

[...] 22. Comment on James Kicklighter’s post: Everything I Learned at Georgia Southern: Freshman Ye… April 21, 2010 I really in enjoyed reading this post James! I definitely think I have learned so much in college, and I don’t just mean facts and figures.. I mean about people. I can honestly say that although I lived in a crappy,old dorm, I loved it! I met so many cool people in the dorms that I would have never had the opportunity to meet otherwise. The people from Olliff Hall will always have that in common and I love that. I also loved reading about your experience going Greek. I spent my entire freshman year knocking anyone and anything Greek. I did not see the point. I was making tons of friends and swore I didn’t need or want to be a part of a sorority. But like you, I met someone in ADPi that I really connected with and she is what made me change my mind about that subculture called Greeks. I met so many people in ADPi and really discovered a lot about myself as well as about other people. ADPi was also one of the first situations where I saw young adults working for something. It was way different than any high school group. Anyways.. nice post! And I am so thankful that I was able to meet you here at GSU! [...]

Comment on Everything I Learned At Georgia Southern: Freshman Year by candicehall

candicehall — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 03:00:17 +0000

I really in enjoyed reading this post James! I definitely think I have learned so much in college, and I don’t just mean facts and figures.. I mean about people. I can honestly say that although I lived in a crappy,old dorm, I loved it! I met so many cool people in the dorms that I would have never had the opportunity to meet otherwise. The people from Olliff Hall will always have that in common and I love that. I also loved reading about your experience going Greek. I spent my entire freshman year knocking anyone and anything Greek. I did not see the point. I was making tons of friends and swore I didn’t need or want to be a part of a sorority. But like you, I met someone in ADPi that I really connected with and she is what made me change my mind about that subculture called Greeks. I met so many people in ADPi and really discovered a lot about myself as well as about other people. ADPi was also one of the first situations where I saw young adults working for something. It was way different than any high school group. Anyways.. nice post! And I am so thankful that I was able to meet you here at GSU!

Comment on Everything I Learned At Georgia Southern: Freshman Year by Antonio

Antonio — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 01:39:01 +0000

Yea, GSU will do it to you. Thinking you will have a certain type of interaction when really, youre jsut another fresman, however, still great times!

Comment on Everything I Learned At Georgia Southern: Freshman Year by King is a Fink

King is a Fink — Wed, 21 Apr 2010 14:15:24 +0000

Love the analogy of the moving bin, James. Knowing what a talented filmmaker you are, we love this little peek into your development. Looking forward to seeing what sophomore year had in store for you…

All the best.
Julie & Jessica