Sep '06 - May '08
Seeing as I've spent most of my acedemic time outside of class in the library, I thought I'd post a few pics. Not to mention that Rotch Library and the main building are cheek to cheek, but connected and separated at different places, while sharing a common roof. Confusing? Yes. But besides creating an interesting interstitial space between the stacks and the building, it does offer a strange voyeuristic relationship with the studios the stacks are adjacent to. Both studios and stacks look onto each other but are separated by glazing and about a 6-8 foot gap. 
the gap between the main building and the stacks.
spying on the studios.
In other matters - this year's lecture series theme is "Revolution." The first in the series is Olafur Eliasson an artist from Berlin. I couldn't get the poster from the internet, so the best I can do is a photo. If any of you guys in the boston area feel like attending, its at 630 at MIT. (rm 10-250)
Also, if you're looking for a laugh, check this out:
http://msnbc.msn.com/id/14853962/ -- fact, once again, is stranger than fiction.
My studio desk. 
One more thing. I was told by several people that I look like Elijah Wood. I tend to disagree with that statement. A lot. So, i thought I'd let you people see for yourself how much I don't look like E-Dub.
we don't look alike. I hope.
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damn, how are those students going to get away with sex in the studio?
hmm... not sure about that elijah wood thing
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