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Home?
This week I think I’m going to try to stick to a theme of identity—trying to pinpoint what some defining features of my identity are and how I feel it has developed. For today, let’s talk about the Midwest*, Minnesota, … Continue reading
Posted in Carleton Culture, Musings, Personal
Tagged culture, displacement, home, identity
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Scholarships
As I mentioned in an earlier post, there are a large number of women working in the CNM. Or, at least, this is my perception. I’m fairly certain most of the senior scientists and post docs are male, to be … Continue reading
Posted in ANL, Feminism, Physics Department, Research, Women in Science
Tagged scholarships, women in science
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Culture and the Administration
I’m slightly reluctant to give up my desk in the CNM for various reasons, not the least of which is that the CNM is a really nice building. More importantly, there is a striking difference in culture between the CNM … Continue reading
Motivation
Or rather, the lack thereof. On Friday morning, when I was supposed to be discussing a certain section of Kittel’s Introduction to Solid State Physics with my boss, he somehow went on a tangent about what it takes to be … Continue reading
Posted in Carleton, Carleton Culture, Physics Department, Research
Tagged learning, motivation, philosophy, science, work
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Well Hello There
Though I don’t expect to get too many visitors that I don’t know or direct here, I suppose I ought to start with a basic introduction: Name: Sarah Education: Rising junior, physics major, attending Carleton College Summer employment: Research aide … Continue reading