My university experience was very liberal arts. Not liberal art as in a philosophy major but liberal arts as in no particular thought of future employment. I started out as a math major and added physics when my advisor coincidentally…
My front yard rhododendron waking up, spring 2024.
Test your knowledge of Latin phrases, pseudo-Latin phrases, and not-Latin-at-all phrases. (Hint, when done you should have three answers each in the four categories)
I was late to the bicycle. As a little, little kid I was more than happy with my dad’s depression era coaster. I’d roll it up to the top of our block, generate some speed going downhill, jump on and…
Number 100! Here’s a quick recap of the previous 99. If you missed any go here to revisit.
Ordinarily I only run on the UW campus on weekends (those kids don’t need that visual of me in shorts as they make their way to and from class.) But since the students are on spring break, it’s our first…
Twitter users posted their favorite TikToks … and the defense rests!
Well before the movie Yesterday I had the idea to use time travel to go back and steal one song from every renowned songwriter. Would Bob Dylan be any less of a genius if I stole Don’t Think Twice, It’s…
Alright! Let’s show Ken Jennings who’s boss. All of these answers are from historical Jeopardy episodes. Remember:
The Mercator Projection is the most recognized map of the world today. Developed by Flemish cartographer Gerardus Mercator in 1569, it revolutionized sea navigation. It quickly became the de facto view of the world, propogated into classrooms all over the…
