Monthly Archives: September 2005

I am sad and conflicted. The Chorallaries had a performance tonight at a Wall Street MIT recruiting event at a restaurant in Little Italy. I didn’t know when it was, but we figured it would be around dinner time, and … Continue reading →

I just played my first game of Beirut. Beirut is a drinking game, in which one attempts to throw ping-pong balls into cups filled with beer, which your opponent must then drink. As such, my teammate happily volunteered to drink … Continue reading →

I have been too busy to write in this weblog. I was up until 5 AM this morning, and until 4 AM yesterday morning, doing schoolwork. In the latter case, it was also due to this computer acting up in … Continue reading →

I put my first scratch in my car today. I don’t really want to write about it. We had a rush party, which was kind of successful. I got to see some old friends but didn’t really get much work … Continue reading →

I didn’t do it:

Morning: rowing Noontime: Driving to and from the dealership Afternoon: 6.003 Problem Set (all done!) Evening: Party? Stories: Morning: We raced the varsity heavyweights. It appears that we are no longer faster than the first varsity heavyweights, but we are … Continue reading →

Note that these two images were taken at the same time of day, but one has a flash and the other has a very long exposure. Also note that the retroreflective license plate is invisible to the flash camera.

I got my car today! I have a car! This still hasn’t really sunk in; I feel like it must be someone else’s car and I’m borrowing it. Story: Last night Chorallaries rehearsal ended at midnight, and I went to … Continue reading →

I am rediscovering something that I knew but had forgotten: crew practice leaves me too drained to work effectively. Today’s practice was actually something of a publicity stunt, with the entire boathouse sprinting the length of the Infinite Corridor, running … Continue reading →

Today during 6.042 (Math for Computer Science) we had about 15 minutes of lecture, then broke into small groups to do proofs. It was interesting and fun, but my group had only gotten through two of the problems, so at … Continue reading →