“Waiting
For October”
by
Terrence Cain
Well folks, we're coming to an end in the month of September. Just a
few days left and I can't wait. October is my favorite month of the
year, and not for all the reasons one would think. Yes October is the
month where horror movies become a nightly occurrence, and at the end
of the month we all dress up as something truly spooky—although in
recent years that seems to have changed quite a bit and people more
or less treat it like Mardi Gras or of the Playboy Mansion's parties.
One day we'll have to rectify that and put the horror back in
Halloween. With that being said, that's not the reason I love the
month of October. I love October for the weather. It's cooler in
October. The plants start to change their colors. The mood of people
seem to change and mellow a bit in October too—or so it seems. It's
just the perfect month I think.
So last week I told you all that I was going on a trip to Lubbock
with Howard's “Science Club” to visit Texas Tech. We went to the
medical area to see how they're teaching people to become nurses and
doctors. Got to see a really cool table there where they can dissect
the human body in a multidimensional computer generated world. We
then went across the campus over to the Biology and Horticulture area
where they showed us the latest developments going on in their
fields. After our lunch break we visited the Science Spectrum. This
was like being thrown into a time machine and taken back seventeen
years for me. In 1995 I visited the Science Spectrum when I was in
the sixth grade. I could not believe how little this place of science
had changed. Almost everything was where I remembered it. I was able
to get a few photos which I'll share with you below. If you're ever
needing a place to go visit on a weekend I highly recommend the
Science Spectrum in Lubbock because it was very cool to see all the
things we've progressed with in the field of science. Well until next
week, this is the Howard College blogging machine saying have a great
weekend!
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