Meet my one and only, ominous looking…
Sound reflector!
With this amazing piece of equipment, I can listen to your footsteps from across an entire field, I can eavesdrop on conversations, so you better not say anything bad about me! [...]
Final project proposal for Computer Science.
Trig-A-Loop Design Document.
Ever looking for free music downloads? Well, here’s a chance to download some free piano music!
My second Thanksgiving celebration in my life, the first being in Princeton 6 years ago, the second being last Thursday. Wonder how I spent it?
I have really no idea how many people still visit and read my blog, which I totally understand seeing that I have not been posting all that much, and when I do it’s mostly short and mundane. Let’s see what I can do with this post, but before I begin…
Happy Belated Birthday to my ‘little sister’ Laura Hammonds @ Millfield. Have a great year! Not sure whether she wants people to know her exact b’day, so a belated greeting is a good choice!
And congrats to Amy Yuan, Katy Hebditch and Clarice Rarity who also got into NYO!
New link – to sound effects and other things that I have recorded. Check them out at my Harvard page or follow the link on the sidebar navigation. Enjoy!
Yes, a quick update.
The world does not give me time to write an update.
Already time has been going, and I have just finished my midterm exams. Classes are okay – learning new stuff especially in expository writing, and also Freshman Seminar.
Before I get too far into my (short) post, just a quick congratulations to Laura Hammonds who has gotten into NYO. Well done!
First, a bit of colour to get your brains working – Me on the steps of Widener Library, the largest library on Harvard Campus. It’s longer than it’s wide, so it’s quite huge. After all, where else does the largest university library system in the world store their books?
While I feel like it, I’d better write a short update, or else I’m never going to write one! So here’s one. (Continued)