Posts tagged Joe Dawson '12
Think one person can change the world?
There have been times, single moments when I’m confronted by a person who shows me that I will never be able to do certain things.
Joe Dawson ‘12 tackles creative recipes in Stevenson Dining Hall.
Joe Dawson ‘12 on a stunning night sky after a long day.
Look at them, the lemmings.
The ants, working and working until they die.
Brushing their teeth, never truly appreciating the poetry of bedsheets.
Waking up to exercise before work, trying to stay healthy so they can live longer and have more of this terrible existence.
I pity them.
What need I with pants?
Joe Dawson ‘12 is spending winter term continuing work on a thermoelectrically cooled vaccine carrier at UNC-Chapel Hill.
New on the Oberlin blogs: Joe Dawson ‘12 on being a teacher while being a student.
The Carnegie Building, formerly the library, now home to several campus offices (including but not limited to admissions, financial aid, student accounts, and the registrar), the geology department, and the old stacks.
Photo by Joe Dawson ‘12. The original image can be viewed here.
