What happens when you pack hundreds of students armed with paper airplanes and toilet paper into a lecture hall?
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Well, it starts with one airplane. Then maybe two.
Then sooner or later, people forego folding the paper airplanes and just start throwing paper into the air and catapulting toilet paper across 10-250.
Why in the world would someone do such a thing?
Well, that's a good question.
Each year, the MIT Chorollaries host the nth annual concert in Bad Taste.
Basically, they make fun of everything under the sun from the past year, and I bet if you Google hard enough, you can find a list of the topics that they made fun of (all in jest, of course).
On top of arranging their own renditions of famous artists songs such as Natasha Bedingfield's "Unwritten," at this concert, they replaced the lyrics with their own. My favorite would have to be the song dedicated to Facebook, which is probably the reasons I get less sleep than I should.
And since I think pictures are worth a thousand words, here are a few from the concert and the pre-festivities:
(Pictures coming soon)
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Posted by: bhushan on March 10, 2007
This concert must have been a lof of fun for students.
Posted by: Saman on March 10, 2007
Posted by: bhushan on March 10, 2007
r there Hot girls in MIT
Posted by: 0 on March 10, 2007
Posted by: Gormonono on March 10, 2007
Posted by: fsfgfhsfh on March 10, 2007
there is not much calculus on the math2 subject test. instead of a textbook, i would recommend a kaplan review book specifically for the test, which you can find on amazon if you search for math subject test or something. it will not only show you the material that you need, but also give you a lot of practice problems specifically like those you will find on the test.
but if you really want a textbook, then yes, still go with amazon, like whoever with the un-spell-able name above me said.
Posted by: 0 on March 10, 2007
Posted by: Anthony Vila on March 10, 2007
Posted by: G on March 10, 2007
I took the SAT MathII two years ago in October and got just 790 [I think population performance was horrid that year]. It that bad? Yeah, I read some stuff on the test structure over the summer, but didn't bother about it after that.
What does [did] MIT look at in analyzing the test scores? Are they just numbers?
Posted by: Chandresh on March 10, 2007
Posted by: The madman who makes people fly aka Captain SS Wan on March 10, 2007
Posted by: anonymous on March 10, 2007
"anonymous, even if there were hot girls at mit, its boston/cambridge (with 200 other colleges) that probably import way too many other guys that hot girls will probably prefer; so i suspect the answer to your question is yes, but it wouldnt matter either way"
OOOH HARSH! hahaha. lmfao.
Posted by: Josh V on March 10, 2007
Posted by: Elizabeth on March 11, 2007
And facebook... hmmm...
Posted by: Ashesh on March 11, 2007
Posted by: 0 on March 11, 2007
(and definitely more relevant than this comment
Posted by: Karen on March 11, 2007
Posted by: milena on March 11, 2007
don't worry. i am. (and i'm kind of smart) hahaha. now to just get accepted...
Posted by: Josh V on March 11, 2007
Decisions are sooo close! Im getting very nervous!
Posted by: Zack on March 11, 2007
Wow, must have some amazing night life if there are that many students in the area
Posted by: Chessy on March 11, 2007
i m sure of getting into MIT
apart here my friends do not show em thier gf coz they fear they will lose her
b/w i asked that question coz i saw som bikini photo of MIT girls they were not HOT!!!
Posted by: Anonymous1 on March 11, 2007
Posted by: Anonymous1 on March 11, 2007
Beauty is in the beholder's* eyes, so is hotness!
It's actually about what/who you think is hot!
Someone who may be hot for one, may be just "ummm.....ok" for other. Why? because as I said hotness is also in beholder's* eye!
*sorry for using archaic English
Posted by: BeautifulMind on March 11, 2007
x 24 36
where x >=36
Posted by: AT on March 11, 2007
Posted by: Hopeful on March 11, 2007
Posted by: Hopeful on March 11, 2007
Hotness ->
x 20 36
where x >=36
I will add another point ... Long dark hair, crossing the hips.. perhaps crossing even knees.
Posted by: The madman who makes people fly aka Captain SS Wan on March 11, 2007
Oh, I just realized you were probably just joking. But I've written the post so I'll post it.
BTW what is x y z ? [(x,y,z) є N^3] ?
Posted by: Chandresh on March 11, 2007
Are KUPO NUTS Available In The Real World?
How do they taste?
Posted by: Chandresh on March 11, 2007
"The odds are good, but the goods are odd."
Posted by: Maia on March 11, 2007
Posted by: Maia on March 11, 2007
I think you're unaware of MIT's culture:
Work hard play hard!
I personally follow the : Work Hard , Play HARDER
If you think that, having girlfriends, will distract you, then I say: Good ! Stick to it, if it works for you!
For me it doesn't work. At heart I am mathematician though, still, when I get frustrated because of some problem, it's a nice long chat, with my girlfriend, that recharges the mathematician in me, rather that revitalizes me; having girlfriends, is 100% natural for any normal boy! And I am normal; but a high achiever also!
If I and you get admitted to MIT, please stay away from hot gals, and poke your nose in some fat book; it'll help to reduce competition-you know what kind of competition!
I will also study, and rather perform very well and have a hot girlfriend also:)
Algorithm to detect a hot girl :
Step1
Observe a Gal
Step 2
In your mind draw the outline of her body
Step 3
If the function, depicting the outline, which will obviously be a curve, is a differentiable function, then move to step4 else start observing some other gal!
Step 4
observe the second derivative of the function representing the curve-this will give you the gradient of tangent drawn to the curve depicting the gal's body move to step 5
Step 5
If you are a boy, you should know, which values must the gradient of the tangent drawn to the curve have, in which places of her body
Step 6
If you are boy, by now you know whether the gal is hot or not!
Actually once I get into MIT, in addition to the research I'll also make a robot, which will dectect, hot girls for me using the aforementioned algorithm. The only additional thing I'll have to do is fill some appropriate values in the robot's computer, because the robot isn't a boy!
Posted by: QuriousQreature on March 11, 2007
Kindly don't use dumb euphemisms like
attractive organisms for hot girls; by doing so you are disrespecting all the hot girls of the world.
It just shows that you are so cold hearted, don't you know girls work so hard, to look hot, if you can't respect them and their hard work, at least don't hurt them by calling them - ORGANISM
I know all humans are organism, but don't you know for humans, such words are too harsh. This isn't a biology lecture; If you can't appreciate the beauty of hot girls at least don't disrespect them by calling them organisms!
We are all grown up people please don't sound like Dexter*
*Dexter from Dexter's Lab
Posted by: QuriousQreature on March 11, 2007
"Organisms" did not refer to girls - its direct reference was people, but I had deliberately used this word to extend that set. I'm actually a feminist - and I don't use euphemisms [partly because I have trouble detecting them myself]. Also, I avoid sexed language when I can - and my statements, thought to be funny, were supposed to entertain all who read them. I didn't know the word was harsh - I occasionally call myself a/an ___ organism as appropriate.
And as for the whole first paragraph, I thought it was funny [I am aware of the MIT culture as explained in the blogs on this site]. Sorry.
I'll write clearer, but please don't bother much about my terms; they weren't meant to be taken seriously and my language is usually strange.
For what it's worth, QuriousQreature, please note this: my communication is a bit bad, but I still have to try.
Grateful for your patience, Chandresh.
Posted by: Chandresh on March 11, 2007
Posted by: Elizabeth on March 11, 2007
Posted by: dale on March 11, 2007
If I choose to take biology next year my schedule will most probably kill me (the other subjects I've got are very demanding). I have perfect scores in both math, chemistry and physics.
Should I take biology? (Applying RA for the '12 class).
Posted by: The G on March 11, 2007
Posted by: kevinfromMA on March 11, 2007
Baby i m waiting for reply
Posted by: 0 on March 11, 2007
btw - I'm looking forward to the big REJECTION letter I'm gonna get. Heh. I laugh but it's true.
Posted by: AJ on March 11, 2007
I don't understand this 'tradition'...heh.
and...I don't think the rejection letter will be big at all, unfortunately :(
Posted by: 0 on March 11, 2007
Posted by: tom on March 12, 2007
(Just playing along, no hard feelings)
Posted by: kevinfromMA on March 12, 2007
wait...what does that mean? are you saying that we can't be competitive if we concern ourselves with discussions like this?!? cuZ DaT HeLLa Ain'T TruE YO!. hahah. but seriously...just because this is the convo, doesn't mean we're not competitive. (not tryin to attack you, but i'm just sayin..)
and yes, i can see myself getting rejectd too..but i'm hopeful!!!
Posted by: Josh V on March 13, 2007
all seattle (and surrouding areas) people are hot. hahah.
but its true that we're the fittest city!
Posted by: Josh V on March 13, 2007
are you the dale from Chip n Dale (disney cartoons)
Posted by: Anonymous on March 13, 2007
Also Happy PI day. Does anyone celebrate one of these?
Maybe you can find a group of Iranian near your home and join them in this big event or you can do it yourself. It should be easy to make a fire. Last year we didn't have anybody and any wood so we had to jump over a candle.
Posted by: Saman on March 13, 2007
Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2007
1)It is one of the most prestigious universities in the whole world,
2)People here are unbelievably math-geeky and interesting,
3)I would love to inquire 'Madman who makes people fly' after his girl friend every time I see him on campus (So hope you get in too, madman),
4)I have to see for myself if Josh V. is as hot as he claims himself to be (So I wish he'd get good news this Saturday),
5)I seriously want to see QuriousQreature's robot if he gets in and constructs one. (Unfortunately, I'm not very hopeful that the robot will want to see me if it can really work out which girls are hot and which aren't.)
6)There are about 1000+ interesting people who I feel I know although I have never met them, and I wanna meet them all.
So good luck to you all! (And double good luck for me!)
Posted by: Ja Hyun Cho on March 15, 2007
Posted by: The madman who makes people fly aka Captain SS Wan on March 15, 2007
In the above post, I forgot to add (how could I?) that I just have to learn to celebrate pi day with a bunch of people who participate in annual concert in bad taste.
Posted by: Ja Hyun Cho on March 15, 2007
Posted by: The madman who makes people fly aka Captain SS Wan on March 15, 2007
what a blast from the past.
Posted by: Jess on March 15, 2007
Posted by: The madman who makes people fly aka Captain SS Wan on March 15, 2007
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