Monthly Archives: January 2003

A couple of days ago I mentioned “arguably the most gorgeous ten minutes of music ever composed” — that’s a pretty bold statement, I know. Well, if you’re curious about what that ten minutes sounds like, download the song and … Continue reading →

The dining hall didn’t open until this week, and so for the first ten days of the new year I subsisted on cereal (Rice Krispies, Cinnamon Toast Crunch), some fruit, peanut butter sandwiches, loads of granola bars, and the occasional … Continue reading →

Dan sent me this link to an amazing dancer. You’ve got to check this guy out — he’s unreal. Kerry sent me an appalling story about discrimination. More confirmation for my fears that racism is alive and well in the … Continue reading →

I really was “out of it” when I wrote my last entry; I got sidetracked and totally forgot to mention that we went to the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art after the DAT, courtesy of Jen (and Bain & … Continue reading →

10 juicy points to anyone who can identify the subject. Today was, in some sense, productive. I woke up at 8:30 to go exercise with Umesh and Jean at the RSF and ran back at 10:30 just in time to … Continue reading →

It’s amazing how I can procrastinate even my measures of procrastination. You see, I actually have work to do, and I figured, har har, I’ll start doing it … as soon as I write this long journal entry about Hawai’i. … Continue reading →

Got back from Hawaii tonight. (Oops, Hawai’i, that is.) I had a great time and have lots to write about. Thing is, I’m leaving tomorrow morning to go to San Jose to see my aunt till Sunday. So I’ll write … Continue reading →