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Haven't updated for awhile and I don't have a lot of time until class, but I want to get this out while I still remember everything. I'll start with the basics. Spring Break was fun. I went up to New Haven and to Boston and checked out Harvard and Yale. They seemed very different from each other, but both were good. Harvard seemed to have more excitement, but that may be because they were actually students on campus there while Yale had just started its Spring Break. Ever since then I've been trying to sort the two out for good. Everybody keeps asking me if I've made a decision and I want to be able to say yes. It's really hard though. I'm hoping that I'll have some kind of clarity by this time next week when I've done the admitted student thing at Yale and I'll have heard about money from Harvard.
This process has certainly led to some interesting happenings though. Last week I emailed my professor from last semester's Politics of the Internet class about what he thought about the two schools. He gave me some good advice and said he was going to a workshop over the weekend and would ask around for me. Last week, I also did a little emailing and left a voicemail for the woman who runs the Information Society Project at Yale. When she called last night she apologized for not returning my call untl now. She'd been really busy running this workshop...where she said she met Henry Farrell and he told her about me. Man, it's a small world. By the way, the Information Society Project sounds great. The whole Access to Knowledge thing they do is right up my ally.
Last night I had a dream where my roommate goaded me into attacking him as part of a plan to get me kicked out of the room.
This process has certainly led to some interesting happenings though. Last week I emailed my professor from last semester's Politics of the Internet class about what he thought about the two schools. He gave me some good advice and said he was going to a workshop over the weekend and would ask around for me. Last week, I also did a little emailing and left a voicemail for the woman who runs the Information Society Project at Yale. When she called last night she apologized for not returning my call untl now. She'd been really busy running this workshop...where she said she met Henry Farrell and he told her about me. Man, it's a small world. By the way, the Information Society Project sounds great. The whole Access to Knowledge thing they do is right up my ally.
Last night I had a dream where my roommate goaded me into attacking him as part of a plan to get me kicked out of the room.