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...strange when you're talking with someone and they say: 'Oh where are you going?' and you say: 'Well, I'm going to teach a section now,'" says Sam A. Yagan '99, a Kirkland House resident, a TF for Computer Science (CS) 50: "Introduction to Computer Science" last semester and CS-51 this semester...
...What's strange is that all of the sudden all of these people in your section suddenly believe that you know what you're talking about," says Michael Walfish '98, who also taught CS-50 last semester...
...Volunteering just didn't fit into my schedule in the fall, but it looks like it'll be O.K. this semester now that I'm not taking any CS classes," she said. Quach took Computer Science 50 last semester...
...winter vacation can be a true vacation. As our schedule stands presently, we leave for vacation with the weight of finals looming over us. It is hard to relax fully when you have that unread Foucalt and the research for an unwritten tutorial paper--to say nothing of the CS assignment--staring at you from your open knapsack. During those moments when you are enjoying yourself, unfriendly images of dead theorists and live professors prance before your eyes. When you are working, you feel like a loser for spending your precious few days of vacation doing work...
...outside of the laboratory, as well. In this view, people are no more than a conglomeration of the genes that make them up. Granted, each person is complex and unique, but only because there are no two people with the identical combination of strands of As, Gs, Ts and Cs. As a foundation for human individuality and singularity, this belief system is pretty precarious...