A Hope in the Unseen

ciiaobella
Wed, 27 Feb 2008 02:46:11 +0000

I was introduced to this book by my creative writing teacher who warned me this book was more about how affirmitive action actually do more harm than good compared to anything else. While I recognize that, it portrays Brown’s atmosphere in general as very stressful and competitive, which makes me more than a little nervous about appyling to the school. For those who have read the book and go here, would you say that the portrayal is correct? Also, do any find that so much time is spent staying on top of/keeping up with academics that other aspects of college life (aka having a social life) is ignored (or at least put on the back burner)?