Month: April 2009
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Day 100 – Favorite Photoblogs
Read more…: Day 100 – Favorite PhotoblogsI know that my blog frequently lacks interesting and quality photos, so here are my favorite photoblogs for you to check out: WilliamClayton.com Brent Pearson’s My Photographic Journey Kristen Leigh Wedding Photography Lydia Jane PhotographyArchived Link Appalachian Treks Elizabeth Thacker Photography Daily Dose Of Imagery I admit that I only know one of these people,…
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Day 99 – Cascarelli’s Pizza
Read more…: Day 99 – Cascarelli’s PizzaDavid, Richard, and I went to Cascarelli’s Pizza in Homer for dinner tonight. This pizza had green olives, turkey, jalapenos, red onions, and an excellent, spicy red sauce. I all of my classes except 1 are canceled for tomorrow, so I am driving home tomorrow morning for a short Easter break. I also have Monday…
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Day 98 – Fall ’09 Schedule
Read more…: Day 98 – Fall ’09 ScheduleECO 203-01 Macroeconomics T-TH 1 p.m. Lea ECO 412-01 Austrian Economics T-TH 9:30 a.m. Steele HON 251-01 Lost art of Epistolary Communication W 2 p.m. Wenzel MTH 400-01 Linear Algebra MWF 8 a.m. Webster PED 393-06 Basic Shotgun Sat. 10-11 a.m. POL 101-05 Constitution T-TH 2:30 p.m. Krannawitter MUS 204-01 Understanding Music MWF 1 p.m.…
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Day 97 – Soft Despotism, Democracy’s Drift
Read more…: Day 97 – Soft Despotism, Democracy’s DriftTonight I had the privilege of going to a lecture and panel discussion of Dr. Rahe, Dr. Birzer, Dr. Morrisey, and Dr. Arnn on democracy’s drift into soft despotism. The talk was centered upon Dr. Rahe’s recently published book, Soft Despotism, Democracy’s Drift: Montesquieu, Rousseau, Tocqueville, and the Modern Prospect. (Timely, because the 250 year…
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Day 96 – Snow, Exams, and Political Essays
Read more…: Day 96 – Snow, Exams, and Political EssaysWhat do all of these things have in common? My day today! First of all, the outcome of the snowstorm in the photos I posted last night was about 4 inches of wet, heavy snow on top of everything. We had several large tree branches fall around campus due to the weight of the snow.…
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Day 95 – Crazy Michigan Weather
Read more…: Day 95 – Crazy Michigan WeatherLong Exposure Normal Exposure I drove back to Hillsdale late this afternoon. When I arrived, it was raining, but relatively warm. It was still the same at 9pm after I got out of my exam review session. Then, after I was in my dorm for an hour, the temperature dropped and it was snowing like…
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Day 94 – Both Sadness and Hope
Read more…: Day 94 – Both Sadness and HopeThis article deeply scares me. A part of the article, however, gives me hope: “In Seoul, on Saturday, more than 100 anti-North Korea activists had burned a miniature model of a Taepodong 2 missile and clashed with police, according to South Korean media reports.” It shows that at least some people will stand up for…
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Day 93 – Back in Amherst
Read more…: Day 93 – Back in AmherstI am back in Amherst for the weekend to take care of a few things, namely getting fitted for a tux so I can go to Amanda’s prom at the end of the month. The above photo was taken in front of the Amherst Town Hall by my long exposure project with Sean Nelson, Illum.…
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Day 92 – Spring!
Read more…: Day 92 – Spring!Spring is here! Flowers of all sorts are budding on campus and the weather is finally warming up. Of course, I did not take this photo here, because I have not had time to spend on taking photos around campus. I have had a lot of work this week from multiple fronts. Click on the…
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Day 91 – April Fool’s Day
Read more…: Day 91 – April Fool’s DayI did not pull any April Fool’s Day pranks today; in fact, I forgot about it until my econ professor passed out an exam at the beginning of class, which is a week earlier than it is scheduled for. Anyway, as soon as I remembered, I went online to Google’s home page to look for…