Freshly Baked: Eat Together, Graduate Alone Tim Moon June 2, 2011 0 Comments People like to say that college is the best time of your life. Four years ago, as I lay in bed after the first day of NSO, listening to the quiet snores of my super awesome roommate while reliving the... Read More »
Freshly Baked: Lactose Intolerant Tim Moon May 24, 2011 0 Comments Last summer, I was browsing the incredible cheese section of Milk Pail Market, that wonderful little market, when I was interrupted by a man with a faint European accent. “Do you eat cheese?” Read More »
Freshly Baked: Space Kimchi Tim Moon May 17, 2011 0 Comments Two years ago, a friend and I made a documentary for a film class about multiracial students and their experiences at Stanford. One, who was half Chinese, mentioned in her interview how she had never... Read More »
Freshly Baked: Where Is Our Spring Fling? Tim Moon May 10, 2011 0 Comments I’ve run into these sort of exchanges many a time, when people who’ve vaguely heard of Stanford’s reputation assume that it’s an Ivy League school, and every time, I just sort of smile and nod... Read More »
Freshly Baked: Jadedness Tim Moon May 3, 2011 0 Comments Until this year, Admit Weekends always unsettled me. Don’t get me wrong, I always wanted the ProFros (Prospective Frosh) to like their Admit Weekend as much as I had so that they would choose the... Read More »
Freshly Baked: Mere Exposure Tim Moon April 26, 2011 0 Comments Before this year, I wasn’t a huge fan of chips. I mean, they were good, but they weren’t something I went out of my way for, and I never had them around. When I moved into my house this year, I... Read More »
Freshly Baked: Gold and Silver Tim Moon April 19, 2011 0 Comments A couple of nights ago, I bounced into the kitchen to make a Bagel Bite when I walked in on a couple of friends crisping up Dino Nuggets in the panini press. As we waited for our Bagel Bite and Dino... Read More »
Freshly Baked: What Ratatouille Tells Us About Memory Tim Moon April 12, 2011 0 Comments Mix all that good stuff together, add a mess of chopped basil and thyme and baby, you got a ratatouille goin’! Read More »