Differences

For a while now, I’ve been trying to figure out what the difference is between people that have cancer and people that do not. There is the obvious: chemotherapy, hospital stays, forced recognition of mortality. But really, how different does that make us from everyone else. Chemotherapy is medicine albeit a poisonous, hair stealing, monster […]

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Technology’s Usefulness

It isn’t uncommon for me to see the students pull out their iPhone in class, not necessarily to text a friend, but to use the calculator option provided. The question arises, do we want this technology usage encouraged in the classrooms? The overwhelming answer seems to be yes. A recent article, Digitally Aided Education, Using the Student’s Own […]

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ibeam

I haven’t been going out too much lately but the last two times I did go out it was to listen to some great jazz at this performance space in Gowanus, Brooklyn called Ibeam. Every time I go there, I’ve been pleasantly surprised at how good the music was. The place is in a very […]

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Sometimes, Life Be Crazy

SIGH. Mhmm. I understand. Sometimes, life just kicks you where it hurts. When you’re already down. For no reason at all. Whether it’s ten pages of utter torture in the form of intro, graphs, and references, or a test that you’ve bombed spectacularly regardless of the fact that you studied so hard you can practically […]

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Brain Fart

Recipe of the Week: Barbequed Steak and Potatoes Have you ever noticed that when you get upset or stressed, everything just seems to go wrong? It’s a vicious cycle really. When you’re stressed, you’re predisposed to think negatively about everything that happens, so in theory, you get stressed out even more than you already were in […]

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