When I applied to Oregon State, Doug McGuire gave me a call to let me know about this project, and it had a lot of the things I was hoping to work on in grad school. I wanted to do something multifaceted that looked at environmental conditions and how they affect tree growth. I was also excited about traveling to New Zealand. I did. I went over the summer. It was their winter, which was nice because there were fewer tourists.
Paul, Minnesota. I did my undergrad at the University of Minnesota in music. I spend a lot of time hiking. I played the bassoon. You either need to play duets with another bassoonist or with a full orchestra. Radio France also has an amazing streaming station called FIP that plays all genre of music including a lot of jazz. I listen to that all day. I know a lot of facts about strange musical instruments. For example, in the 19 th century, people were disappointed with the volume and range of the double bass, so they built a two-story bass.
One person was unable to bow the instrument and reach the fingerboard. They never caught on because they were so impractical. Specifically blueberry pancakes. You can add all kinds of interesting toppings to the simple batter.
I also really like lemon ricotta and pumpkin pancakes. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Oregon State University. What are you studying? Have you traveled there already? What was your journey to Oregon State Like? Do you still play music? What kind of music do you like? What is your favorite breakfast? Leave a reply Cancel reply Comment. Name required. Email required , will not be published. Contact Info.
