I can still remember how eager I was to come to college my first quarter at Western four years ago. I don\u27t think I slept more than a few hours the night before. Not because I was scared, and not because I was nervous. It was because I couldn\u27t wait to explore life through the eyes of a college student.
I didn\u27t believe people when they said it would go by fast. Four years seems like a long time to an 18- year-old. Well it isn\u27t.
I can\u27t help but feel excited when I think that the stories in this issue of Klipsun might help others live life a little more fully during their time in Bellingham.
Sneak a peak at Northwest culture in Hop- Head Nation. Learn how some locals use Bellingham\u27s natural structures as their own personal jungle-gyms in Hard-Rock Getaway or discover what those barefoot people balancing on an inch or so of rope at Boulevard Park are up to in Walk the Slack Line.
If you can\u27t find a story that grabs your attention in the magazine, then I encourage you to peruse the selection online at klipsun.wwu.edu. There, you might find longboarding is the mode of transportation for you in Kick, Push and Coast. Or you might decide that the multimedia presentation of one writer\u27s experience in «l Skydiving with Doctor Death is an experience worth having.
I\u27ve graduated now, and I have one piece of advice for you. Live your life with no regrets. Appreciate the now and don\u27t look back. I hope you find something that catches your attention in this issue. Thanks for reading.https://cedar.wwu.edu/klipsun_magazine/1238/thumbnail.jp
