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Westinghouse Science Talent Search (STS) |
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Every top
40 class has a group portrait on the steps of the Capitol. Ours was during
a particularly cold Saturday morning.
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International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) |
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My official ISEF
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I had to
show off my monster dunking abilities to Mr. Latham while at the
"authentic" Texas dude ranch. This was a full 10' rim.
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Entertaining a question from Miss
Cellaneous during the session open to the public
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Who was this person?
And why did Mr. Latham take multiple pictures of us?
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A Mr. Latham boardshot.
Restaurant quality.
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Like you didn't already
know
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USA TODAY All-USA Academic Team |
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The picture
accompanying my profile in the May 14th, 1998 issue of USA TODAY. It was
the same day Seinfeld went off the air. Those Visor-Gogs were
stylin'.
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Group
portrait at the old Rosslyn HQ of Gannett/USA TODAY. You can see the
Washington Monument and Lincoln Memorial out of the right window and the
Watergate Hotel out of the left window.
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United States National Chemistry Olympiad (USNCO)
Study Camp |
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Group shot before heading
into the day's lab |
Another group shot in our
spiffy IBM lab coats |
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Group shot at the closing
banquet |
The most exciting place on
earth |
At the "Garden of the Gods."
Who took this and why?
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Me, Salim, and Garry. WTF
am I doing?
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Who's this dork? There
were professional photographers all over lab, waiting to snap pictures
during embarrassing moments |
Asleep on the train ride up to
the summit of Pike's Peak |
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Ian, Paul (?), and me in
action during a laboratory practical in the Air Force Academy undergrad
organic lab |
Obligatory group shot by the
eagle statue on the Air Force Academy campus |
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Rejected by Harvard
For balance, here is a scan of my rejection letter from Harvard College.
I was waitlisted in April and rejected in June. This was a wonderful
way to cap off the Spring semester. Although I had already committed to NYU
and wouldn't have accepted an offer anyway, you the stalker
now have a valuable tidbit on which to blame any
angst you might detect in my disposition. For those of you hoping to
attend Harvard College, I offer the advice of not volunteering and
defending the following statement during your interview:
It
doesn't matter where you go for undergrad.
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PJB
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