Sophomore Year: Almost Like Groundhog Day

Here we go again. It's the point at which college is still fresh and new, but is starting to get old and stale. You're starting to learn more about yourself, and starting to figure out what you want to major in. Maybe biology? Or journalism? What about a minor in history?
You take a class called Digital Humanities. It's an interesting class, and gives you an opportunity to mix two of your passions: storytelling and technology. You decide to minor in writing, wanting to exercise both halves of your brain during your time here.
Friends are starting to come around this year. You hang out with them as much as possible, however, it's starting to affect your grades. Your new friends ask you to go to a party Thursday night.

YOLO, RIGHT?

NAH, GRADES LAST LONGER THAN THE BUZZ