08-21-2014, 05:24 PM
(08-21-2014, 04:43 PM)washingtonismoney link Wrote:[quote author=stupac2 link=topic=10404.msg94889#msg94889 date=1408660167]
I think I spent a cumulative total of 30m in Green during my time at Stanford. I only checked out books once Freshman year. There were plenty of humanities classes required for me, but few that required research. I think I wrote something about Roman roads in Britain, I don't even remember any more. And Physics requires very little time in a library, unless you want to study outside of your dorm (and for some reason don't like the physics lounge).
Is that unusual for the crowd here? We do seem to be pretty heavy on fuzzies...
I'm as fuzzy as a much-played tennis ball, and I rarely went into Green. (For research purposes...)
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Fuzzy??? Fuzzy??? I will have you know I studied in the department of Social Sciences and and proud of my status as a scientist. As such I remember something about haboobs and how they influenced nomadic life, which is helpful since we are experiencing one right now in Palm Desert, CA. Not for nothing is our neighboring high school called the Arabs.
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