When this spray-painted rainbow on several large pieces of butcher paper appeared in the hallway of one of our university buildings a couple of weeks ago, it got my attention. I have no idea who made it or why it is there.
I do know, however, whose rainbow it is:
Observing people. They're unpredictable, mostly intelligent (or so we like to hope), and utterly fascinating. Observing buildings and objects, which are made by people, becoming as unpredictable and strangely fascinating. Observing all the other things that could possible happen on a University campus.
24 November 2010
06 November 2010
Research.
While doing research for a paper, this article came up in my search results.
"The Potato in Spain during the Late 16th Century" published in Economic Botany.
As a friend said, some people will do anything for a Thesis.
"The Potato in Spain during the Late 16th Century" published in Economic Botany.
As a friend said, some people will do anything for a Thesis.
03 November 2010
Scholarship Awards Banquets
During Spring semester this year, I attended a departmental scholarship awards ceremony for Classics in Language and Literature. We met in a small conference room, had a one page program and after the ceremony, had pizza, drinks and cookies. (I might add the pizza was from the local eatery, very tasty)
A few weeks ago, I attended a departmental scholarship awards ceremony for Engineering. We met in the tower of the football stadium with a fantastic view of the city lights. The program was 25 pages. After a three course catered dinner with water and punch, there was a reading of all the scholarship recipients and tribute to the excellence of the program.
I wonder who has more funding.
A few weeks ago, I attended a departmental scholarship awards ceremony for Engineering. We met in the tower of the football stadium with a fantastic view of the city lights. The program was 25 pages. After a three course catered dinner with water and punch, there was a reading of all the scholarship recipients and tribute to the excellence of the program.
I wonder who has more funding.
Gold Shoes
On my way out of one class, I frequently see a small, gray-haired woman walking in the opposite direction. She always has her hair pulled back, and is clutching her books tightly to her chest. A few days ago I saw her, wearing gold shoes. Awesome.
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