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October 25, 2005
The more things change, the more they stay the same
2002: Fresher at Hertford College MCR, student at the University of Oxford, studying History 2002: Hang out frequently with friends Rich and Mindy, two Americans from opposite sides of the USA (North and South). Rich is a boisterous chap with two BAs (and counting); Mindy is pretty, a quiet, gentle soul with great spirit. 2002: Laugh at antics of Chief, a pear-shaped, be-spectacled, rambunctious, Brit who is the life of the party with his jokes, comments and physical humour. 2002: Listen respectfully to Steve Ward, President of the MCR. 2002: Get together with perfect girl; break up later on discovering that she is perfect- perfectly wrong for me. 2002: Drink excessive amounts of beer at College bar. 2002: Armed with A.B. from prestigious university (Harvard); discover I have no idea what I'm reading and that everyone seems to be smarter than me. 2002: Retire from Swimming. Come out of retirement to lead Oxford Swim team. 2002: Perpetually broke. Lesson: Those who fail to learn from the mistakes of history are destined to repeat them. Posted by pj at 03:44 PM
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Hey was just thinking about your piece from last week- I have just had a call for papers for a conference on "the space of the hyphen in contemporary culture". Now if that isn't pseudo-intellectual posturing I don't know what is! Something tells me it will be full of Spivak-speak.
Steph spoke on October 26, 2005 06:13 PMdon't be too harsh on yourself.
great to see that you're well and lively.
one unrelated question. is your brother going to the SEA Games?
yeong shang spoke on November 3, 2005 12:40 AM