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Janinda recommends:
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I love going to concerts and seeing musicals. I also like to ride my bike around town, especially by the beach. - Get Involved with Student Government
It’s a great way to get involved on campus. Visit the USG office to get to know the students representing the campus. - Take Real World Classes and Make Connections
I like how the classes incorporate the real world and don’t stick to strictly academic stuff. You can also make some really good contacts with the Trojan Network for internships and jobs in the future. - Chipotle
The burritos are delicious. I’m very into spicy food and they have a great hot sauce. It’s also close to campus, so it’s convenient.
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