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Category Archives: 2012-13
First Impression of Shanghai
Greetings from Shanghai! After a 12 plus hour journey from Hawaii and a pit stop in Korea, I can officially say I have arrived! It is surreal to think I will be spending the next two months here in the … Continue reading
Posted in Shelby Senaga '13
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San Francisco Center for the Book
The last two weeks of research have been fairly relaxed: no press visits or library excursions for a while. But yesterday I had the opportunity to take an introductory letterpress printing class at the San Francisco Center for the Book, … Continue reading
Posted in Elisabeth Schyberg '14
Tagged book arts, letterpress, San Francisco Center for the Book, summer research
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Computer Science Internship: Part 1
I thought that I would take a minute to post about my summer plans since I begin my summer job tomorrow at the Oregon Health Sciences University. I will be working in the same lab in which I spent the … Continue reading
Posted in 2012-13, Billy Rathje '15
Tagged 2012, Billy Rathje, bioinformatics, Chemistry, Computer Science, data, intern, internship, java, musical, Musical Theater, OHSU, protein chemistry, proteins, Puget Sound, python, Score, student, summer, University of Puget Sound
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Cranking out the videos
I’ve already posted a thousand times in the last day, but I have to share the latest video I made for the American Friends of UNRWA. Everybody needs an inspirational video to get them going on Tuesdays.
Posted in Casey Krolczyk '14
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My first big project with AFU
I finished my first big project for the American Friends of UNRWA last week. We hosted a 5K run/walk as a fundraiser for summer children’s programs in Gaza on June 9th, and I was assigned to be the photographer for … Continue reading
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Quick thoughts about DC
In a lot of ways, Washington DC is just like Washington state. Here are just a few examples: 1. There is a Takoma here in DC. My aunt and uncle live there, as well as Patrick and Emily Schneider’s aunt … Continue reading
Posted in Casey Krolczyk '14
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Washington to Washington – the start of a summer in DC
Welcome to my blog everybody! My summer adventure has been underway for a few weeks now, so I have a lot to get caught up on. (The official theme song for this post can be found here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zYutrvZZ7IY ) A … Continue reading
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Books with Legs
Another week of research done, this one incorporating visits to three presses and one library. The presses: Iota Press, in Sebastopol; Peter Koch, Printers, in Berkeley; and Flying Fish Press, also in Berkeley. The library: The Bancroft Library at UC … Continue reading
Posted in Elisabeth Schyberg '14
Tagged Berkeley, book arts, fine printing, letterpress, summer research
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Greetings from Arizona!
Hello again! I’m sorry for the long delay of this post; I’ve been in Arizona for two and half weeks now and haven’t updated! This is because a) I’ve been keeping extremely busy, almost entirely outdoors, and b) the internet … Continue reading
Posted in Alisa Wallace '14
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Eschewing e-books
My mom likes to tell me that I’m a minimalist, except when it comes to one thing: books. So fittingly, my 2012 summer research project is about the physical book, specifically the intersection between digital publishing (read: e-books) and fine press … Continue reading
Posted in Elisabeth Schyberg '14
Tagged book arts, fine printing presses, San Francisco, student research, summer research
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