Archive for December, 2027
Tuesday, December 7th, 2027
Final Essay for Dr. Lemley
Tis the season for finals, but thankfully, it looks like they won’t be too bad this semester. My worst final will probably be Neuroscience, and that’s mostly because my attendance got a little shaky by the end of the semester. One of the nice things about being a history major is that the finals tend […]
1 Comment » - Posted in Classes, Pittsburgh Development by Frank
Monday, December 6th, 2027
So very long ago
Today, I’m sharing some of the writing I did when I was still a lowly college undergrad (as opposed to now, when I’m a lowly entry-level professional). The piece I’m sharing was written during my senior year of college for a class that focused on reading your work to an audience. I read it once […]
2 Comments » - Posted in Writing, Gretchen's Fam, Personal by Gretchen
Sunday, December 5th, 2027
Pittsburgh Promise and Pittsburgh Service Year
A few readers have pointed out to me that in my bio on the About Us page I mentioned participating in Pittsburgh Promise and doing a Pittsburgh Service Year, but I never elaborated on it in a post. With Pittsburgh Promise, there’s not a whole lot to tell–I went to Pittsburgh Public Schools and […]
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Saturday, December 4th, 2027
The moment of truth
So I blogged a few weeks ago about having a new book idea since my old one had become boring even to me. In that last post, I didn’t mention what the book was about, since the idea was so new, but I feel more comfortable talking about it now. Basically, it’s a young adult […]
1 Comment » - Posted in Writing, Personal by Gretchen
Friday, December 3rd, 2027
Turf Innovation
Last night I was at my parent’s house, and my dad pulled out some old footage of one of the most ridiculous football games I’ve ever seen. It took place 20 years ago, and it was the Steelers playing the Miami Dolphins on a nationally televised Monday night game. At the time, the Dolphins were […]
