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LA in the rain: a harrowing drive

Michelle got a call from a good college friend of hers on Friday telling her that she’d be in Santa Monica for the weekend at an Ultimate Frisbee tournament. Not having any set plans for Saturday, we...

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My cell phone and car are clearly in collusion

After nearly six months, I finally received the $200 cell phone rebate I’ve been waiting for. Just in time for $191.89 worth of car repair (the battery and electronics system). Any suggestions on what...

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It’s harder to catch typos on Dvorak

Several months ago, I switched to the Dvorak keyboard layout. On the whole, I’m quite happy about the switch. I’m still a little disjointed when going back and forth between it and QWERTY, but...

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Lefthand Black

It being the birthday yesterday of a friend who will remain nameless, but whose gothic tendencies are at a solid “black is the new black, jackoff” level, Michelle, Bryan, Bonnie and I joined the...

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Cal Poly, Shame on You. Don’t cheat the People!

That’s the war cry I heard walking down Wilson Ave next to Caltech this morning. A man was shouting these words at Broad over and over again with an odd accent. I believed it to be Middle Eastern. cal...

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The Ballad of Lincoln and Chana

Standing at the docks Anacortes Trying to get to Orcas by sea The port it is packed with friends it’s a fact; Why can’t we get a minute of peace? Christ, you know it ain’t easy: too many people to...

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The best songs are the sad songs

I had a debate with Michelle the other day that started with me making the statement above. My argument was that artists are going to spend a long time composing and brooding over a work of sadness...

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You don’t want your waitress to say

This is my favorite beer; it tastes like Fruit Loops.

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Man in the Mirror

Whenever I wear my MIT shirt, I always like to stop by at the mirror and say hello to Tim.

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They’re real people?

You know in Junior High when you saw one of your teachers in the grocery store and you were all surprised? “Woah! Teachers are real people?” I have just discovered the adult equivalent. I saw one of...

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