Today, I went for a walk around
campus just to get some fresh air. It wasn’t like my other walks; it was 3 in the
morning. I had never really ‘seen’ campus at night. I’d been out a night many
times before, but this time was different. As I slowly strolled through the
darkness alone, I noticed how beautiful campus is without all the people
roaming it. I looked up and saw bats hanging from the construction of the
Student Success Center, huddling together to keep warm as the night pounded
them with cold. I realized for the first time that I had taken the wildlife for
granted, thinking that it was only the students who lived on campus. There are
many other life forms that call CNU Campus home. Just think about all the birds
you hear in the early mornings! They call this place home too. They wake up
every morning calling to their friends telling them how their day was and what
they have is store for the rest of the day. All the time people go through the
whole day thinking just about themselves, and they don’t care about what
happens to anyone or anything else. You have got to remember that we are not
the only living things on this planet and open your eyes to the rest of the
world!
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