John Hancock Center
The building slopes inwards as it rises, so when you take a picture like this, it looks even taller than it actually is.
It’s still pretty dang tall.
The building slopes inwards as it rises, so when you take a picture like this, it looks even taller than it actually is.
It’s still pretty dang tall.
Rachel, Nate, and Josh did a great job with the chemistry in the 1960s poster.
Audrey Kawasaki - Very unique artistic style. From her info:
Her work is both innocent and erotic. Each subject is attractive yet disturbing. Audrey’s precise technical style is at once influenced by both manga comics and Art Nouveau.
This girl among trees is my favorite.
Framed by skyscrapers.
The Chicago Water Tower looks pretty amazing, its baroque style set in the midst of a bustling, modern city.
Great moments in sports - The best one is the bat—but the soccer ones are pretty amazing, too.
I’m back from the American Chemical Society National Meeting in Chicago. There were 15,000 chemists there, with endless events, awards (our Chem Club (well, Student Affiliate Chapter) earned “Commendable” (place 2 out of 3)), and a whole pile of food. Plus, Chicago is a pretty neat place. McCormick Place is huge (how does 2.2 million square feet of space strike you?).
So, now I’m back at the grindstone, grinding away. Really grinding. It’s nuts over here, and it probably will be throughout April. But have no fear, at some point we’ll sort out that mess of the latest edition of 5 Questions. In the meantime, I hope everyone had a wonderful spring break.
Didn’t make it to this one—this is the view from our hotel room.
I’d have you guess what this is, but the picture tag gives it away.
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