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Sunday, August 26, 2007

  • Yesterday, SI went to downtown LA. Two of the guys decided to buy a live chicken in Chinatown. They didn't quite think everything through. They thought they were "saving the chicken's life" but it was a pain carrying the animal through the city, and it started stinking up in it's box. On the other hand, it was really amusing watching them as they realized the flaws of their plan, wondering what they were thinking at the time,etc. They started thinking about leaving the chicken on the street somewhere, and they tried selling it for $2 to some guy (they bought it for $9). It was hilarious watching people stare at the box as they walked by. And when we were walking back to the train station, they were pretty certain there was no way they could get through to the train without attracting attention, and the smell would have been horrendous on the hour-ride back to Claremont, so they apparently left it in some alley and let it go. It made for an interesting trip downtown.

Friday, August 24, 2007

  • Updating

    Hey dudes, so i've been told I should update more, so I'll do my best. We'll see how long it lasts.

    This week I've been taking pseudo-classes, getting to know professors and kind of getting a glimpse of what my classes will be like. It's been pretty good, although hard to keep from nodding off due to lack of sleep. The profs are really cool and it's evident that they really enjoy being at Mudd. In Bio, I did a lab dealing with DNA from corn in food to determine if it was genetically modified. That was fun. I don't know how many pre-frosh get to say they've done a lab working with DNA. it just sounds cool, even if it was kind of basic (to college standards, that is).

    Did some random stuff during free time yesterday. I was invited to play tennis with some guys, and I was in their suite to see how long they were planning to play and if they had an extra racket, when one guy noticed the girls from my suite just randomly staring into their suite from our own suite (we have big windows that face the other suites). As I was walking out, the guys started discussing mooning the girls. I was going to attempt to get some violining in, but the girls seemed to be having a lot of fun, so I decided to hang out with them. Our mentor wanted to put up signs, so we wrote on construction paper "WE ARE WATCHING YOU", and as we did that one of the guys actually mooned us (twice). So, then we wrote "P.S. DB" (for disciplinary board, except i'm not actually sure if mooning someone is against honor code unless it really offends them). And then, our mentor thought it would be funny to write "Full Moon?" and after we did that, the same guy ran up to our window and did a butt plant on our window (I'm glad he didn't leave any marks). And then the girls went to put on big t-shirts over their clothes and "flash" the guys. It was funny. The mooner actually put his face to the window as the girls started lifting their shirts, and was disappointed when the girls revealed their shirts underneath. Unfortunately, we couldn't get a picture of their faces because the camera flashes reflected against the window. We were in the process of planning something else out, but then one of my suitemate's roommate came to visit before she set off on the pre-o hike. The event was rather amusing.

    Oh yeah. We went to Venice Beach last Sunday, and two guys thought it'd be cool to put duct tape on to form letters that would be visible after tanning. One guy, the mooner, has "girl fever" written on his back (he used tanning oil to make it work). His friend has "Your Mom" in a heart on his front. He's really pale, and he didn't put sunscreen on in that area, so it is sooo red. He must be in pain, but it's funny nonetheless.

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Saturday, August 18, 2007

  • Harvey Mudd

    Hey everyone!  So, I've been at school for a week now doing a pre-o program where I bond with about 20 kids and larn about all my resources at school, meeting faculty, etc.  I've been having a really good time so far. I went to Idyllwild for a couple of days to do a ropes challenge course, which was really fun.  Yesterday, I kind of learned how to snakeboard (I'm still working on it a little bit) and in the process, it made skateboarding a lot easier.  Let me know how you're all doing!

Saturday, June 02, 2007

  • College matching forms

    For the roommate matching: What is my most annoying habit?  Also, is there anything the school needs to know about me in addition to my music taste and hobbies?

    This is sooo random.  It's the second page of the sponsor matching form for Orientation, of which the theme is rock and roll:

    PLEASE ANSWER ONLY 5 of the following 12 questions. Remember, be explicit and forthcoming.

    1. What do you do when your girlfriend, Yoko, tries to break up the band?
    2. Tell us all about your big, bad, voodoo daddy. Juicy details, please.
    3. How do you plan on waking me up before you go-go?
    4. What would you do if you were rocking out at the B-Ron with your Simonis, and the Peezy gets too off the heezy?!?!? What would you freaking do?!?!??
    5. Describe how you get pumped up for the big show.
    6. When, where, and how often do you practice your instrument?
    7. What do you look for in a new member of the band? Don’t be afraid to get too real, man.
    8. Are you willing to make the commitment, wakin’ up, goin’ ok, it’s gig time… what t-shirt am I gonna wear? Please elaborate.
    9. Use as many of the following words as you can in a sentence or two: Coo-coo cachoo, pulse train, pope bear, fickle pickle, Uszniewicztones, aardvark spleen, baryogenetic palooza, pelvic meatloaf, non-newtonian fluid, cat butt, manometer, time dilation, spastic colon, power cycle, saxaboom.
    10. What have you got on underneath your skintight leopard print pleather pants?
    11. How do you handle groupies throwing themselves all over you? That’s really rough, isn’t it? Yeah, I totally know how it is.
    12. Do your dials go up to eleven? Which ones?!? Please elaborate.

Wednesday, March 28, 2007

  • Waitlisted from Claremont McKenna. Not that it really matters since I'm starting to think now that if I go to Claremont, I'll go to Mudd. Of the 5C's, that's probably the best-suited for me.

    2 days before my college decision becomes fairly easy or super hard.

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