I took music appreciation as a blow off class this semester, and I decided to walk by the practice rooms, and I heard some of the most talented people playing Piano, Guitar, and singing their hearts out. I have no regrets taking that class. I love UST.

If there's one thing I can say that makes me happy about UST, it's seeing that at least there are still some girls in this society that live by the code, "modest is hottest."

John Maakaroun, you are a great guy. No matter what people say or do, you'll always be a great guy to me. When people are down, you pull out your guitar and you spark a fire in their hearts full of joy. Stay the Golden Bro that you are!

I want to give a shout out to Nick Pane. He's been like an older brother to me ever since the semester started. I don't know if it's because we're both wrestlers, or if it's because we're from up North, but you my friend, have been such a boost in my life. When the world gets you down, Nick Pane is the guy to pick you back up.

Shoutout to the guy in ROTC who every time I see him, he always has a smile to everything he does. It's motivation like that, that helps me get through my day.

I just want to say thank you to the person who when I see them everyday, I'm reminded what it means to be a genuine person. I know I'm not close to you at all, but you still ignite a faith in my heart that makes me want to live a life that is honest and pure.

Butt buddy!! Why don't you come here as often?! i miss you!!!

It's easy in today's society to bash your fellow man or woman, but it takes a real strength to bring people up. The "jokes" though they seem harmless, cut deep into peoples hearts and souls. They leave a damage that only kindness can heal. Do you have the courage to be that type of "anonymous" healing for someone?