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The Boda Boda in Kenya

While I was thinking about what to write for this blog, I thought about the recent events happening abroad and in Kenya. On the one hand, there was the Russian-Ukraine war, the war supporting rocking the natural look, a few cases on racial discrimination. But on the...

How Indifferent should I and can I be?

              I don’t know if you have watched Blood Diamond yet, but it’s a film that takes some getting used to. In Spielberg’s usual style, it has a dash of Hollywood stars, a sprinkle of unpredictability and a healthy dose of violence (not to Tarantino’s level,...

An Native’s Perspective on an African Class

This past Tuesday, I sat in a class with about forty other students to learn about Africa in Cinema. It seems superfluous to hear an African taking a class on the same, but I thought it would be an interesting learning point. For international students, this may sound...

A Little Bit of Kane Brown in My Head

With many deadlines looming, it’s easy to get lost in the stress of it all. Assignments due at midnight. Resume copies to edit and applications to submit. Class presentations due. Prototype modifications needed. Sleep needed (that’s a top one). With all these things...

Grading Extraversion?

It’s a Thursday morning. I got into class, dressed up in business casual because it was presentation time. Presentations? I am used to them. I’m used to them being graded by professors, not peers (gulp). That is what made this presentation different. My Capstone class...

Miscellaneous Thoughts from Books

All throughout summer session, I did not get to read as much as I would have liked to. Getting back in the reading groove is therefore my goal in fall semester. Therefore, being in Gen Eds that allow me to do exactly that feels like a blessing in disguise. I don’t...

Lesson from The Squints

I grew up watching a whole lot of TV shows, and especially liked those that had some detective elements in them. This past week really made me look back, laugh and appreciate one of those shows: Bones. Bones is an unorthodox series to say the least. A forensic...

Are You a Workaholic?

I spent my past weekend visiting a friend down in Philly. I was excited because it had been almost three years since I last saw her. I was also nervous for the same reason. Three years is a long time even with the calls we had in between. Has she changed? How much...

PCB Tales: Gerbering Out

Moving from ideation to prototyping in the product development process is a satisfying feeling; it’s one of the reasons I pursued engineering. This week was the epitome of that process. In the personal project, we were completing our customized digital clock printed...