Oberlin Blogs

I am taking this month of no assigned obligation to get lots and lots of work done on my senior cinema project, which is making a stop motion animation of a variety of soup recipes.

Regular decision deadline is next Friday! Here are answers to some questions common at this time of year.

My (many) little projects are intended to turn me into a well-rounded dilettante--while maintaining my priorities, of course. Unrelated but pretty pictures included.

This blog's purpose: to motivate Karl off of this computer chair and start working on his Winter Term project.

"My manager told me, Mitch, don't use alcohol as a crutch. I can't use alcohol as a crutch because a crutch is something that helps me walk. Alcohol severely f____ up the way I walk. It's more like the step I didn't see." --Mitch Hedberg

If I accomplish this whole list, I deserve a cookie. Or two.

Keeping vegetarian in Oberlin is easy. In rural Nicaragua? Not so much.

It's not the traditional research position that biochem majors normally pursue, but then again, I'm not a typical biochem major.

It's like those creepy bragging notes you get from your cousins, but not bragging. It's just me updating you after being a bad blogger.

Since freshman year, I've known we have a Pottery Co-op. I've seen the bowls; I've had tea in their mugs. But until now, I've had no idea where it is. (Warning: entry includes pranking photos, ray guns, and violence to bicycles.)

I've been listening to a lot of Jesus Christ Superstar in Spanish.

Finals are all over, all praise due to NoDoze. My biggest hurdle was the paper for English I wrote on The Tempest.