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Monthly Archives: July 2004
Graduate School Applications and GRE: So, today I did a GRE test because I want to apply for Cornell Graduate School of Medical Sciences. The results are fairly mixed. My verbal score was a lousy 380 points (on a 200-800 … Continue reading
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It’s interesting how people try to hide the fact that they’re geeks and blatantly fail because their peer is just as bad as them. Thomas already touched upon that in his latest entry, so let’s take one of my own … Continue reading
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Just arrived in Ottawa with Dave for DDC. Will try to show up at the welcome party at 8:00 PM tonight, hope it’ll be interesting.
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I’ve been wanting to post this for several weeks now, but advogato kept being down! Freedom: So lately, I hear this free software activist talking about some software that I work on. He hates the software. That’s ok. Why? Because … Continue reading
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