Breaking the Ice

A blog about every day life at Dominican University of California - come check out what these 5 students have to say about life at Dominican.

Last Blog of the Summer!

David - Wednesday, August 13, 2008 - This will be my last blog for the summer! I completed my summer classes and I am very impressed the grade outcome! A's in both classes! I have to be honest, my classes were amazing! I wouldn't have traded anything for the professors I had.

Summer Update

Heather - Friday, August 8, 2008 - I spent 4th of July weekend up north with friends from the Dominican area and went rafting on the American River. I've been enjoying the southern California sunshine and started a summer job as a gallery attendant at the Newport Harbor Nautical Museum. I will also start volunteering this week at St. Jude Medical Center in the Occupational Therapy department.

Summer and gearing up for next year

David - Thursday, July 05, 2008 - Nothing really has been going on since my last blog. The only new developments are attending summer school where I am taking Art and Speech Communications. Both classes are very interesting and I am learning a lot about my hidden talents. At first, I was a little bummed out that I was going to take summer school as it takes one month of my summer for academics but overall, I am glad I am doing it. My art teacher is very artistic and really loves his profession. He has taught me so much about art and even about the medical field.

It Just Keeps Getting Better

Rizza - Wednesday July 2, 2008 - Itʼs been a month since I came to New York and I love every minute of it. A lot has happened since Iʼve blogged and Iʼm super excited to see what the future will be like after my summer in New York. One thing to note about me is that I love meeting new people all the time. I feel blessed because New York has been so kind to me.

Home Again and Busy As Ever!

Elizabeth - Friday, June 27 2008 - I’m home from both my trips and had an amazing time on both of them! Europe was a blast and I would love to go back soon! London, Paris and Rome were all really interesting cities, and it was so much fun to see all the famous sights that I’d only seen pictures of before. We rode double-decker busses, went to the top of the Eiffel Tower, visited the Louvre, took a cruise down the River Seine and went to Vatican City and St. Peter’s Basilica.