One year ago tomorrow, I graduated from college. As my younger friends graduated today (thanks for the quasi-livestream, Skye), I actually realized this fact: it’s been a year. A year as one of the dead. A year in the real world. It’s bloody strange. On some level, it’s unbelievable that I’ve been out for a [...]
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Graduated
So, Sunday was my college graduation. I’m now a college graduate. Wow, that’s weird to write. If you’re curious about we details, I hold a Bacheleor of Science in Computer Science from Harvey Mudd College with overall academic distinction and with departmental honors in two departments. Woo. It’s really weird to be done. I keep [...]
One To Go
Well, I’m done with another semester. That finishes off my third year here in Claremont. One to go. Woo.
Racialism, White Guilt, and Why I Don’t Like Classes Sometimes
So, through a series of events not entirely within my control, I find myself this semester studying “American Studies” at Scripps College (one of the other colleges in the Claremont University Consortium, along with my college, Harvey Mudd College). The particular focus of my American Studies course, which was listed in the course catalog as [...]
