Well, I know that a good amount of the people that read this haven't experienced how brilliant the transition from summer to fall to winter can be in a region with seasons. So today I took my camera to school and took some pictures of some of the fall foliage and some other views of campus. I would have taken some better pictures of the Gasson Tower, but they are currently doing construction on 3 sides, so I was only able to get some far away pictures of one side; you will have to look closely in the middle of the album: you can see it sneaking in the top-right corner. These are just a few photos, and they may seem redundant, but I was doing my best to capture the brilliance of the colors whether by contrast to the green leaves, on their own, or up-close. Oh, and the house at the end of the path is the Murray Graduate Center, a renovated three-story house where the grad students hang out and drink free coffee and study. There is also a flower collage of the BC monogram that I thought was pretty cool.
So here is the link to the pictures:
Well, the semester is almost half over, and I still get so surprised at how fast time moves. I was able to procure 5 days off for Thanksgiving, and that is right around the corner, and right after that will be the end of the semester. So, expect updates soon regarding papers, notes and rough drafts.
--Philip
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