Genaro Escobar

During this elaborative discussion on financial wellness, the speaker spoke about cognitive tax to which students are too stressed from facing financial difficulties to the point they can't concentrate on their coursework. They related many topics back to mental health and to keep every aspect of finance with meticulousness to avoid stress now or later on in life. I did stay a bit longer as the speaker did share more on stocks and demonstrated us the value stocks can have. He used CocaCola stocks bought in early 2000's for mere cents as example and how overtime they became over a million dollars. The importance of being financially educated to grow wealth along with you.

This was the second game, Owls still lost but it was with a close gap unlike the previous game. The sun was shining and all the players gave it their best, especially Hardford who remained winner.

Owls experienced a difficult match against Harford CC as they lost 4-14. The Harford players were risks takers, to which I saw some players running towards the incoming base as the pitcher was getting ready. That risk definitely helped get an advantage along the way. Nonetheless, an enjoyable match even if we lost (and badly).

Going into this game was phenominal, PGCC ruled the field. It was impressive as they had previously just played but they did not let the score down and made an even greater comeback.

I was very hyped because it was a slow start and experienced many exciting but mixed emotions as Catonsville had a short upper hand by 2. It was very fun to see how fast PGCC caught up and surpassed Catonsville by 5. Very fun game and weather.

The weather was lovely as the game. Surging with a 5-1 against Dundalk was impressive and equally fun to watch. I liked batter 7 as due to him, they managed to have 2 runs in.

Baseball has always been one of my favorite sports. Hence, I enjoyed the game because it had its fun moments. Though the game was lost, it was nice seeing the team play with all of their will.

I recall a losing game, PGCC did their best despite having a rough start and obtaining some runs near the end. Nonetheless, it was a worthwhile game that to this day I can still remember how it went.

Mr. Cruz discussed about being patient with our impacts because the staff is doing the best they can. And discussed about adding impactsin Givepulse properly.

STRIVE, which I learnt stands for Students Taking Responsibility, Initiative, Vision, and Excellence, apprised me of so much I didn't know such as tutoring sessions available both in Largo and Town Center, and a plethora of many more support groups I can look into to.