than were in my high school. Having 4000 undergrads rather than 10 ... they'd have enough lab space to accomodate everyone. In my own major ... faculty laboratories. I, like many of my friends, am paid directly out of my
Sciences department. Except that we think in numbers around this joint.
My ... pharmaceuticals), or government (NIH for me, NASA for my boyfriend). You could also ... practically a guaranteed position in academic medicine. (Brag! My friend Jen '06
This afternoon, we began early action selection for the Class of 2010. As is my custom, I wore a tie today, out of respect for the applicants and the difficult decisions we make in selection.
This year, we received
So how does a boy from Texas survive the oftentimes harsh winters of Massachusetts?
With flip flops of course!
Try again.
While I must say that flip flops are my shoeware of choice, even I have to give in at some point and
seem more alive. I step a few feet outside my dorm to the academic buildings, descend to the basement, and feel the waxed bumps beneath my bare ... more insight, but my experience is, not much. This might be because
Today's tie: blue/gray/slate-colored.
I worked with Amy and a student today in my subcommittee, and we had great group dynamics. For lunch, I ate at the brand new Steam Cafe, a very yummy new dining option! I
Hi folks - a comment I received in response to the last entry:
I happen to know that girl (bus driver) and it is unbelievable the amount of impact an essay can have.
I just wanted to clarify my last post in case I
our undergraduate student body, and also because MIT has been my home ... packed a green Army surplus duffle bag full of all my clothes and boarded a ... , [annotation note='My parents — who were born and raised in the tenements on the