New Years Resolutions: Every year we seem to break them, but that doesn't stop us from making them anyway. Whether it means quitting smoking, hitting the gym, or staying sober at least a few nights per week, we all have habits we'd like to change. At the beginning of this new year and new semester, Venues asked Penn State students: What's your New Years resolution?

"I don't have any because normally I just break them."

-- Paul Crum

(junior-information sciences and technology)

"Just to get better grades."

-- Derek Hettinger

(junior-management science and information systems)

"I decided not to make a New Years resolution because I never follow them."

-- Shaylon Claypoole (freshman-secondary education)

"I wanted to lift more."

-- Joe Kusick

(freshman-division of undergraduate studies)

 

"Just to read more."

-- Ted Moss

'02

"Actually, I was thinking I would
probably start working out."

-- Michele Kohler

(senior-accounting)

"Drink more."

-- Zack Schooley

(junior-electrical engineering)

 

"Mine was to stop answering questions like this."

-- Andy Doran

(junior-journalism)

 

"Mine is to get off probation and to gain weight."

-- Nikki Thomas

(junior-journalism)

--compiled by Roger Mahon