Apr 07 2011
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Eh? Maybe?

Eh? Maybe?


Apr 07 2011
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Proof of concept… better one to come.

Proof of concept… better one to come.


Apr 07 2011
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Possible new Off the Can meme: the Dave of Approval standing in front of various camel pics. Yeah? Meh?

Possible new Off the Can meme: the Dave of Approval standing in front of various camel pics. Yeah? Meh?


Apr 05 2011
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The Camel Cruisers bike share program is (allegedly) going into effect this week. Here’s how it works: Check the rack to the left of the library entrance Pick a bike Remember the number on it Check out a key inside  Ride off into the sunset Bring the bike back before the library closes for the day That’s it, you’re golden Let us know if you have any success. We haven’t seen the bikes yet, but Andrew Greaves ‘13 assures us they’re on their way. (painting by ellen marcus || via eiie)

The Camel Cruisers bike share program is (allegedly) going into effect this week. Here’s how it works:

  1. Check the rack to the left of the library entrance
  2. Pick a bike
  3. Remember the number on it
  4. Check out a key inside 
  5. Ride off into the sunset
  6. Bring the bike back before the library closes for the day
  7. That’s it, you’re golden

Let us know if you have any success. We haven’t seen the bikes yet, but Andrew Greaves ‘13 assures us they’re on their way.

(painting by ellen marcus || via eiie)

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Apr 04 2011
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Akon and Ludacris for Floralia?

Akon and Ludacris for Floralia?

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Apr 03 2011
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craigrichie: why is this the funniest thing i have ever seen.

craigrichie:

why is this the funniest thing i have ever seen.

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Apr 02 2011
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mothernaturenetwork: Congress petitioned to quit drinking bottled waterIn the first quarter of 2010, Congress spent $190,000 on bottled water. While the College’s bottled water expenditures are slightly less than $190,000 per quarter, SGA Chair of Environmental Affairs Elias Kauders ‘12 has introduced legislation to drastically reduce the consumption of bottled water on campus. The legislation points to economic, environmental and health-related issues with the consumption of bottled water, and suggests installing bottle-less water coolers in offices, and offering cheap reusable water bottles in Cro. Talk to Eli with your thoughts - ekauders@conncoll.edu.

mothernaturenetwork:

Congress petitioned to quit drinking bottled water
In the first quarter of 2010, Congress spent $190,000 on bottled water.

While the College’s bottled water expenditures are slightly less than $190,000 per quarter, SGA Chair of Environmental Affairs Elias Kauders ‘12 has introduced legislation to drastically reduce the consumption of bottled water on campus.

The legislation points to economic, environmental and health-related issues with the consumption of bottled water, and suggests installing bottle-less water coolers in offices, and offering cheap reusable water bottles in Cro.

Talk to Eli with your thoughts - ekauders@conncoll.edu.


Mar 31 2011
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fuckyeahtravelinspirations: New London, Connecticut, U.S.A Our little admissions building is getting some Tumblr love thanks to Fuck Yeah Travel Inspirations. Check out all their New Lo photos here.

fuckyeahtravelinspirations:

New London, Connecticut, U.S.A

Our little admissions building is getting some Tumblr love thanks to Fuck Yeah Travel Inspirations. Check out all their New Lo photos here.

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Mar 30 2011

kamdong asked: hey, so http://fuckyeahtravelinspirations.tumblr.com/ (a travel tumblr) just put up some New London pictures and a few of them are from Conn (I actually requested New London a while back). Anyway they'd be fun re-blogging material!

Great stuff! We’ll definitely check it out.


Mar 30 2011
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Birthday Problem - Wikipedia entry By the pigeonhole principle, the probability reaches 100% when the number of people reaches 367 (including February 29 births). But perhaps counter-intuitively, 99% probability is reached with just 57 people, and 50% probability with 23 people. These conclusions are based on the assumption that each day of the year (except February 29) is equally probable for a birthday. Here’s the answer to last week’s On the Can puzzle. Click through for the full explanation. Pretty unintuitive stuff if you ask us.

Birthday Problem - Wikipedia entry

By the pigeonhole principle, the probability reaches 100% when the number of people reaches 367 (including February 29 births). But perhaps counter-intuitively, 99% probability is reached with just 57 people, and 50% probability with 23 people. These conclusions are based on the assumption that each day of the year (except February 29) is equally probable for a birthday.

Here’s the answer to last week’s On the Can puzzle. Click through for the full explanation. Pretty unintuitive stuff if you ask us.


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