Winter

 Winter in Washington is sort of a joke. It gets genuinely cold for all of one week of the year, it snows only occasionally, and yet the general populace is about as prepared for the weather as Noah’s neighbors were for the Flood.
Admittedly, it’s probably a good thing that people freak out about the [...]

School

Note: This used to be the school page. I’m no longer in school, so I’ve converted it to a post and backdated it to the morning of my graduation. Enjoy!

I am currently a senior Economics major at Carleton College. My academic interests include resource, environmental, and development economics, as well as public [...]

Dance Theory: Why Men Won’t Dance

 Oh, this is just too good.
As an avid Lindy Hop dancer, I’ll be the first to admit that I take part in a culture that is unique in a lot of ways. The social norms and system of etiquette are complex, well-developed, and unlike anything else I’ve ever experienced. Most of the dancers [...]

Spring Swing 2006

 *begin shameless self promotion*
Spring Swing 2006, April 29, Carleton College: Be there.
I would say “be there or be square.” However, being square is no barrier to attending this event. Nor is being square an excuse not to go. In fact, you’re reading my blog; you’re probably square anyway. Square is [...]

Spring Break Road Trip Photos

 Finally, they’re up! I’ve even weeded out the lame photos of empty deserts, lens caps and such, so this album is nothing but photo goodness. Check it out!
If you’re up for even lighter fare, check out my favorites album.
It’s amazing how full this country is of beautiful scenery and interesting out-of-the-way places. [...]