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Blog / Academics & Research
Neurony goodness More lab, because that's what I do.
This week has been mostly dedicated to lab and cooking, since that’s mostly what I do in the summer. Oh, and Adam and I went to Friendly’s with Mark ’07… -
Blog / Life after MIT
Marking time Somewhere between the end of classes and graduation...
Warning: My life is so not interesting right now. We’re all moved into the apartment, and have all kinds of grownup things like furniture, lightbulbs, and cleaning supplies under the… -
Blog / MIT Life
Far and Away I was going to get philosophical, but then I thought about Hugh Jackman.
Juggernaut, b****!" Also, there was a preview for Snakes on a Plane. Between -
Blog / Life after MIT
Next steps Relax, guys. I'm still going to be around.
I finished my last final exam yesterday, and barring any unforeseen complications, I’ll be graduating from MIT on June 9. (The ceremony will be webcast here. You should watch it… -
Blog / Admissions
The root of all evil Money, money, money, money... money!
-notes exams? how do you make A or B in those classes? Those questions seem ... understanding as the average member of the class, you'll get a B. (I should also ... done to overcome obstacles mentioned in part b. and then you'd flip to -
Blog / MIT Life
Time passes Someone left the cake out in the rain.
fats, the carbohydrates (A) and amino acids (B) react to form some crazy -
Blog / Personal Travel
More from Ahia I even manage to do MIT-related stuff when I'm 750 miles away.
Well, this is my last day in Ahia (try saying it with me — “Uh-hi-uh” — Adam always makes fun of my *nonexistent* accent after I’ve been at home for… -
Blog / Academics & Research
World’s Largest Collection of Brains The new Brain & Cognitive Sciences Complex opens tomorrow.
There was a nice article in yesterday’s Boston Globe about the opening of the new Brain & Cognitive Sciences Complex at MIT: On Friday, MIT plans to dedicate what it… -
Blog / Academics & Research
Life or something like it Apparently this blog is supposed to be about my life. So here's some stuff about…
Sometimes I secretly wish for exciting things to happen to me so that I can write some sort of blazingly exotic blog entry full of exclamation points and intruige. But… -
Blog / Admissions
Checking In Just a quick note to say hi from the depths of reading.
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Blog / Academics & Research
Fixing a hole First figuratively, then literally.
diatonic circle of fifths, including the tritone F-B leap, it can be repeated -
Blog / Academics & Research
Professor quotes The spurious wisdom and even more spurious wit of MIT professors.
Well, we’ve already been over the fact that I like recording minutiae, and that this is going to make me either a good scientist or a raving crazy person. Maybe… -
Blog / Admissions
More About Reading ...based on your questions!
officer A only read applications from Texas, and officer B only from -
Blog / MIT History & Culture
On sleep There's nothing certain in this world but sleep and taxes.
Even though I am rarely directly asked this question, I know it’s often in the back of people’s minds when they’re thinking about MIT: do you crazy kids ever get… -
Blog / MIT Life
Chicken with my head cut off What I've been up to since last Friday. In case you want the Cliff's Notes…
Some things I did since the last time I wrote: Attended 13 hours of cheerleading camp and practice. Thanks to some amazing coaches we flew in from Texas, we now… -
Blog / MIT Life
Lie la lying down Sometimes there are perks to attending a school with a notorious reputation for producing stressed…
! Headers: Show All Headers Hey, B-C students! In conjunction with the -
Blog / Academics & Research
Professor accessibility Mentor, n. A trusted counselor or guide. Or perhaps a really famous biologist who lets…
People often seem to think that going to an elite school, particularly one with a large population of graduate students, means that undergrads are destined to get short shrift. Apparently… -
Blog / MIT Life
Odds and Ends My brain is too fried to think of any original content. So I'm commenting on…
Since I just finished a 5.60 problem set, my brain is approximately the consistency of fuzz, and I am going to confine myself to writing something short about the last… -
Blog / Academics & Research
We even learn stuff here! There's antimony, arsenic, aluminum, selenium,And hydrogen and oxygen and nitrogen and rhenium...
Part II, problem 2b.) But hey! Please don't worry about that! This is