Full Circle

This morning I stumbled upon my “autographs book” from when I graduated elementary school in June of 1998. I would never label myself prophetic, but it’s pretty funny to see what I indicated as my favorite college and profession:

Updatus Colossus

Sync and Wholeness in Adult Life
It’s already been a week since I set foot outside FitzRandolph Gate (all graduation pics are here). As are many things in life , the experience was relatively anti-climactic and lackluster, but not insignificant. After all, I am now officially outside the Orange Bubble. Adult life has begun, and whether [...]

The End of an [Orange and Black] Era

Done, done, and done. I have completed all requirements to obtain my undergraduate degree. Last week I presented my thesis and had my oral comprehensive exam. Whew! I cannot deny that there is a new lightness that I am palpably feeling. It’s strange when something ends, something you knew would end  sometime, but it’s strange [...]

My thesis, wordled

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The ghost of thesis past

I would have to believe that writing a senior thesis on a typewriter made it SO MUCH easier to gauge and literally feel your progress!

Image taken from here.

going back, going back…

I snapped this this morning at Starbucks. I’ve noticed it several times before but this time I particularly appreciated it.

Love of the unseen

If you’re on the Princeton campus and you find yourself walking through an archway in McCosh Hall, stop to notice the following inscription:
Here we were taught[--]by men and gothic towers[--]democracy and faith and righteousness and love of unseen things that do not die.
-Herbert Edward Mierow ‘14

springtime tigerscapes

thanks to my father for the great photos.