Easter weekend

I went to Chicago last weekend, accompanying my sister Amy on her visit to DePaul University. First time being in Chicago, I was amazed. Not because of the vibes of a big city since I am pretty used to Beijing, but a different and special feeling that I never get from Olaf. I am so surprised that the ultimate college decision for Amy was between St. Olaf and DePaul. One is a comparatively small Lutheran college in a small college town in Northfield, Minnesota, and another is the biggest private catholic university located in the one of the busiest city in the United States. I liked DePaul. It was different, and very fun. But the idea of going there scares me. There were cars and people everywhere. And you are studying in the heart of a loud noisy city ( Too many distractions in Chicago!). Amy brought up something when we were having the tour on campus and I thought it was very interesting and kind of relates to something we have talked about in class. She said that she likes to go to college in a big city because she thinks that people interact with each other more: Not only people inside the college community, but also people within the city, and especially in Chicago, in DePaul, where we can find the most diverse community.