So Quite and so Reserved

So quite and so reserved is what comes to mind when observing the student from TSU . I would have thought that in a place where drinking and parting is a priority, social relations would be seconded nature. I find that most of the so called interactive individuals belong to an organization, fraternity or sorority, but what about everyone else.
Does the concept of meeting strangers such a difficult task to do without a beer in the hand or party to help with a quick chat chitter. A simple conversation between, before, or after class that has no roots or foundation for obligation to commit to the person you speak with. Simple and utterly honest banter about how the day is going or the funny thing you experienced the past weekend ago.
We are all people and we all have something interesting to say to one another. We have been give the gift of speech and the creative minds to imagine anything and everything, so even a sly word here and there to spice a conversation would be delightful to any mind. Something as simple as questioning another about your day or outlook of society as a whole.
In other words get out there and don't be afraid of voicing a thought or question about someone you have seen.
So I've been thinking to myself lately that our class is often too quite. There is hardly a noise and no one has broken the ice. So I'm bringing in some candy for Friday and if at all possible would like to know what kind someone wanted? Suggestions are very welcomed, just not some big piece of chocolate that cost $20 or more. Well... unless thats what everyone would want.