Look, it’s Erin! Singing in the mtvU Woodies award show with Matt and Kim! That’s so cool!
Lovelovelove!
I hate being sick.
Sweatpants, chicken soup and Twilight are all well and good, but I did have actual work to do today. Oh well. Might try looking at Linguistics at some point. Or not.
Deeeeeeaaaaaaath.
Cultural Experiences
1) First E-Social tonight. It was stellar. Engineers are people too!
2) Also did Awaaz tonight. It was pretty stellar, and I’m really glad I went pre-graduation. I was slightly sad during senior Bhangra that I wasn’t doing it— especially when my section started. I know it was for the best; I didn’t really have the time still.
(On that topic, Erika, Sam Halls, Ankit and myself should form the ‘crap seniors’ club, for people who are still stressed out messes. We fail SO HARD at senioritis.)
Back to Linguistics and Arabic and Leadership.
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Inforgraphic of the Day: Valet.’s at-a-glance guide to tying scarves.
The key is finding a knot that works with what you’re wearing, sort of like a tie. If you’ve got a suit and topcoat on, you probably don’t want to go with the loose loop.
I’d say I’m somewhere between Basic and Escaped Mental Patient.
How do you scarf?
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This… pretty much covers it. We should include it in the blue books for the frosh so they can start practicing their scarf techniques over the summer before they get here.
Shoes are great ice-breakers for girls. You don’t know each other, and then suddenly you’ve got something to talk about for hours and hours. I’d bet some of the greatest friendships were born from a pair of pumps.
Except for our dwellings, there are few buildings we come to know intimately. A college library is one exception, a building we tend to inhabit fully, day and night.
(via Chris)
Dear Lord, so true.
CONGRATS!
Hooray for my loves on the Men’s XC Team who qualified for Nationals(!). While I still do not understand the appeal of running long distances in awful weather every Saturday morning, I do understand that this is a HUGE deal and I am so, so proud!
Wheeeeeeeee!
IF THE MANHATTAN PROJECT WORKED LIKE MY COLLEGE GROUP PROJECTS DO →
TELLER: (looking at own laptop screen) So there’s some plutonium, and—dammit, the Jets are losing.
So truth. My last group project didn’t even bother having this pointless meeting, we just did the entire thing via a very sparse email chain.
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