When you go to orientation as an incoming freshman, you get the line, “There’s something here for everyone,” a lot. But if you think about it, it’s very true.Whether you consider yourself a scholar, an athlete or just a friendly student, you can find something to entertain yourself here.If you are an athlete, but not of the superior caliber needed to “make the team,” go to the Rec. They offer classes for social exercisers, or you can visit the weight room with your iPod for a little one-on-one time.I was too intimidated to visit both of these places when I was a freshman — everyone looked so much more in shape and knowledgeable than I — so I followed my friends to the basketball courts and tried my best to participate. But if you would rather spend some time with a good book, there’s a giant library in the Quad for that. Middleton houses thousands of volumes and resources useful to a college student. And I don’t know about you, but I think the smell of books is intoxicating.But seriously, crack one open every once in a while. You might be pleasantly surprised at the depth it brings to your papers and projects — research is a crazy thing. Plus, the whole effect of the library is very calming, and maybe you’ll obtain some knowledge through osmosis. And if you are just a people person, I suggest riding campus transit. Sounds a little weird, but it can be very interesting, and it also saves money. I lived in Burbank Commons sophomore year, and if I wasn’t in a rush, I would take the bus to school, and often met very cool people on my way to campus. Or, if you’re an all-around type of person, try your hand at all three.—–Contact Ellen Zielinski at [email protected]