I'm seeing a lot of people get into chemical engineering recently, what prompted you to pursue it? And damn, we have a lot in common :D At school and by myself at home I came to the point where I speak fluent French, in addition to Armenian as I was raised :) I DJ, but only for my friends' parties, and and signed on a record label for Armenian folk & jazz music. Music keeps me ticking :) After working out with dedication for a year, I'm joining my wrestling team in a month, I love Fitzgerald (and Vonnegut!) and am slowly starting to use Hubski... a lot.
In high school I had always liked chemistry, and my high school offered some technology/engineering courses through the college that I now go to, so I figured why not combine them and see what happens? Plus, process based work has always been interested to me. Chemical Engineering seems to be a bursting area of expertise. Oh wow, that's impressive. I wouldn't consider myself fluent by any means, even after having studied abroad. It's really hard to keep up with when you don't have family or many friends that speak the language. DJ'ing parties is a ton of fun, I've helped a friend do that before since he's more talented at that than I am. You should send me a link to some of your music, I'd love to hear it! Best of luck on joining the wrestling team, if you've been working out for a while I'm sure you're all set with that. Vonnegut is great too, I should have mentioned him.