One of my friends recently asked for some advice on figuring out where to go to grad school, and I figured, that given that most of those decisions are due next week, I would just share some advice with everyone. From my experience, there are three major deciding factors: First (and most importantly) — are [...]
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How do I decide where to go to grad school?
Posted in New York City, Thoughts, tagged Grad School, New York City, Thoughts on April 9, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Represent
Posted in Health Policy, New York City, Public Health, tagged health policy, New York City, Public Health on November 21, 2010 | 2 Comments »
Check it out — I am on the cover of the handbook of my alma mater.
Tourist/Grad School Student Guide to NYC
Posted in New York City, Travel, tagged New York City, tourist sites, Travel on November 14, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Alright, so, it’s been a year and half since I left NYC. But recently, some of my friends have been planning trips to the City and asking for travel advice, so I figured it was time to compile my wisdom into a blog post. Step one for grad students: find awesome roommates. This is the [...]
important things
Posted in New York City, Thoughts on February 22, 2009 | 1 Comment »
So, a bit ago I watched the filming of the premier of “Important things with Demetri Martin” And turns out that it premiered last week. Here are some of the highlights: jokes about power I am the really good looking laughing back-of-the-head on the right side. I am labeled as an “ally of Demetri Martin” [...]
A night out
Posted in New York City on February 12, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
One of the things about living in NYC is that every so often you get lucky. Every so often, a friend will call and invite you out, and you will go in your jeans and pumas, and be ushered through the doors and through the security check because it is someone’s birthday, or someone has [...]
Restaurant Week NYC — Extended
Posted in New York City on February 6, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I guess this is a phenomena in big cities of which I was unaware. But I am hip to it now. Restaurant Week NYC was Jan 18-23 and Jan 25-30. Apparently, in an effort to reward our stamina as we walk briskly though the wintry mix in heels, just about all the fancy restaurants in [...]
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