Showing posts with label homework. Show all posts
Showing posts with label homework. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 23, 2010

And on the second day there was work....

So now on this beautiful tuesday I will commit my soul to the limits of integrals, differentiation in the third dimension, and possibly hopefully running campus drive! It should prove exasperating and quite diffucult but damn time I go run. Computer Science just commits your soul to work here at Stanford. It is nice to get out and get some fresh air and really feel the breeze in between my long locks of hair. I'm just really excited to finally get there and feel the rush of pavement underneath my feet. Well, anyways, I best be going. Work is calling my name sweetly from the compounds of this dorm room I work in.

So up on third floor...

Tried to do some homework, but like any typical Stanford night, got caught up in a conversation with Nick Hartly about his RBA, or research paper, on which he was talking about the...
 "About the pervasiveness of indirect discriminatory language towards the LGBTQ population and the parallels between such language and hate crimes."
As quoted by the great Nick himself. Now I'm heading back to some fun triple integrals and surface integrals. Oh how these thin me out! <O_x>