As we enter the homestretch of the school year, many Spartans who will be staying in East Lansing over the summer may find themselves wondering just what they should do once their classmates head home. Check out this quiz to see what summer activity you should enjoy based on how your school year played out.
What was your favorite class this year?
A. My English class. It was challenging but rewarding and I was proud of the work that I did
B. My music class. It was fun but also allowed me to learn a lot about music
C. My elective KIN class. It was nice to have a break and get credit for working out
D. My studio art class. I loved having a creative outlet among my challenging classes
Are you looking for a crazy time? Or do you want to wind down after a busy year?
A. I want something exciting, but I’m not looking to go too wild
B. I want a nonstop party!
C. I’m just looking for some outdoor summer fun!
D. After a year of stress I want a fun but low-key event
How often did you go out this year?
A. Probably once every other week. I like to have a good time but I can only take it in small doses
B. Multiple times per week. You’re only in college once
C. At least once per weekend. I know when it’s time to have fun and when it’s time to be serious
D. Maybe once a month, partying isn’t really my scene
What was your favorite part of this year?
A. All of the new things that I was exposed to on such a diverse campus
B. The fast-paced atmosphere of college
C. The fact that there was always something to do — I was never bored
D. Meeting so many new and interesting people
If you could use one word to describe your year, what would it be?
A. Unique
B. Crazy
C. Adventurous
D. Eye-opening
What activities did you spend the most time on this year?
A. My various clubs and extracurriculars
B. Hanging out with my friends
C. Anything that got me outside and moving
D. Creative activities that allowed me to express myself
Mostly A’s
You got: “Kinky Boots” at Wharton Center
Head over to Wharton Center May 26-31 to see this Tony Award-winning musical come to life on the stage in the Cobb Great Hall. This musical, with a charismatic score by Cyndi Lauper, is based on a true story and addresses themes of overcoming stereotypes, finding your passion and acceptance in a fast-paced, exciting performance. Ticket information can be found on the Wharton Center website.
Mostly B’s
You got: Common Ground Music Festival
For those who want to keep the party going after the school year has drawn to a close, head out to Adado Riverfront Park July 7-12 for the Common Ground Music Festival. Appearances include Meghan Trainor, Jane’s Addiction and The Band Perry. Ticket information and a full list of performers can be found on their website.
Mostly C’s
You got: Lugnuts game
You probably want to spend your summer soaking up the sun outside, so grab some friends and go to a Lansing Lugnuts game.
The Lugnuts play their home games at the Cooley Law School Stadium and information regarding tickets and game schedules can be found on the Lugnuts’ website.
Mostly D’s
You got: East Lansing Art Festival
If you want a mellow event that will still let you appreciate the warm, summer weather, consider the East Lansing Art Festival. The event takes place May 15-17 in Downtown East Lansing and will feature food, activities, live music and plenty of art
