I’m done with sitting in class and playing Frisbee and writing articles.

I finally won. “Congratulations, you have been selected for the Chancellor’s Office Hour,” read the message.

A 7.0 magnitude earthquake rocked Haiti, leaving over 150,000 dead and two million homeless.

Student fees are up a whopping 32 percent. Classes have been slashed and graduation requirements have been lowered.

“These fences suck,” said Jonah Trotz, a second-year political science student, referring to the large green barriers lining De Neve Drive. Along with thousands of other dorm residents, Trotz deals with the seemingly never-ending repairs, renovation and expansion on the UCLA campus.

We Bruins work too hard. On top of school, we are involved in clubs, sports, part-time jobs and Greek life.

“Great. Another lame regulation,” I thought last week.

Going green isn’t all about saving the environment, after all. And though I’ve ignored living greenly for years, I now have strong grounds to re-evaluate.

Four weeks into break, nearly all UCLA students are in the swing of things for the summer. Internships, travels, summer school and test prep classes remain popular choices for how to best spend the summer days.

With the chairs at Sunset Canyon Recreation Center filling up, many of your friends from other schools enjoying summer and your classes drawing to an end, now is the most important time to be on top of your studies.