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William Bailey. Turning (2003)

[princessmacabre]

day 8/100 of productivity

submitted my coursework portfolio and applied learning archive, basically all my work from this semester… yeyyyy!!! (deadline no. 1 completed > one final assignment still to go)

house cleaning and cooking (new recipe-creation…🍜)

watched the live stream of Leigh Bardugo‘s Yale Library Book Talk. Omg it was soooo good and I am still so happy that I got the chance to attend via Zoom omg I just love her, her books and everything omg. One of the best things I’ve got to experience 🐍🐇🌘

evening teatime with my mum & my sisters

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[scotthalperin]

Yale Medical Student Starts a YouTube Channel!

[mattduman]

In the Spring, Handsome Dan takes out his “machine”… Its a real “jalopie” but also a nice “breezer”!

Stained glass, Sterling Memorial Library, Yale University

[mykpopwire]

media release: Deep dive into TRENDZ's discography at Yale University

On October 10th, TRENDZ was invited for a talk at Yale University as part of Professor Grace Kao’s course, Race and Place in British New Wave, K-Pop, and Beyond. This talk allows the students to interact, communicate and experience fandom culture directly with the group.

During the session, TRENDZ members shared insights about their careers and discography as K-pop idols, the creative process behind the production of their albums, and the challenges they faced as idols.

"This is the first time we are meeting with so many people online. I am so nervous but I am going to cherish this moment" - HAVIT

Despite having to prepare for the session as early as 3 a.m., TRENDZ was able to make the session energetic and interactive with all attendees throughout the whole session.

Before the session ends, TRENDZ sends out a message to all people who wants to do music and inspire to be an idol to never give up, keep going and do it your own way!

Thank you Global H and Helix Publicity for the invitation.

*photo courtesy of Global H

Don’t forget to like, follow and subscribe to MY K-POP WIRE for more K-Pop interview, debut, comeback and event updates!

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Connect with TRENDZ!

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[sofialisbon]

[travelwithcrush35]

Yale University: Where Knowledge Thrives 📚🎓

Discover the prestigious and captivating world of Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut. This Ivy League institution boasts impressive architecture, renowned libraries, and a rich academic legacy. Walk the same paths as scholars and immerse yourself in the intellectual atmosphere that permeates the campus.

🔗 Post Link: Yale University

[nctrnm]

#NowPlaying: "Global Warming's Hidden Toll: The Growing Threat of Emerging Diseases" by YaleUniversity

[scotthalperin]

Preparing for Secondaries for Med School- 5 Secondary Essay

It is secondary season! Check out my tips on how to prepare for 5 common secondaries for applying to medical school. from Scott Halperin https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vRgugyk3yw

[roadtripnewengland]

At the beginning of March 2020 my sister did a road trip to #NewHaven, #Connecticut. This gorgeous city hold a lot of history. At the center of the city is #YaleUniversity

[mitchbeck]

THE NHL DRAFT AND THE NEW YORK RANGERS

By: Gerry Cantlon, Howlings HARTFORD, CT - On paper, anyway, The New York Rangers had a successful 2023 NHL Draft. For now, "hope springs eternal." How it all shakes out in the end, only time will tell. The Rangers added four additional picks after selecting Gabe Perreault with their first-round pick at number 23, and with those picks, the Rangers went for size. President and General Manager (and Trumbull, CT native) Chris Drury decided on and took Drew Fortescu in the third round (90th overall). The one-time Mid-Fairfield player will join Perreault at Boston College (Hockey East) after their time as teammates on the USNDTP (USHL) and the US WJC. With the 152nd pick in the fifth round, the Rangers selected defenseman Rasmus Larsson, who played with Västervik IK (J-20 Sweden). Larsson will head to Northern Michigan (CCHA) to begin the next step in his development. In the sixth round, with the 178th pick, Druy and the Rangers selected 6'7" centerman Dylan Roobrueck from the Oshawa Generals (OHL). Roobrueck is one of just two players who were 6'7" that were drafted. Ty Hendricks was the Rangers' choice with their second sixth-round pick at 183rd overall. Hendricks is a 6'5", 205-pound Left-Winger who played for the Fargo (ND) Force (USHL) and the Muskegon Lumberjacks (USHL). He will be attending the Western Michigan Broncos (NCHC). CONNECTICUT RELATED DRAFT PICKS Regarding Connecticut-related players, the second day of the NHL draft was a bit quieter than usual. Only three college players were taken with Connecticut connections; one current and two future were chosen. Quinnipiac University (ECACHL) sophomore Charles-Alexis Legault, a right-handed, 6'3, 210 pounder, was taken from the reigning national champion Bobcats by the Carolina Hurricanes in the fifth round (139th overall). Legault was just one of nine US college draftees taken. Joining Legault in Hamden next season will be Chris Pelosi, who was taken 92nd overall in the third round by the Boston Bruins out of the Selects Academy program at Mount. St. Charles (RI). He played split last year between Janesville (WI) Jets (NAHL) and the Sioux Falls (SD) Stampede (USHL). A future Yale goalie in 2025-26 from the Taft Rhinos (Watertown), Rudy Giumond, who was the ONLY Connecticut High School player selected, and who won the New England Prep small school championship, was taken by the Detroit Red Wings 169th overall in the sixth round. While he is eligible to return to Taft, he will play next year with the Cedar Rapids (IA) Roughriders (USHL) to prepare for Division I college play. He was just one of four prep School players taken. The last major Taft player to play for Cedar Rapids was Max Pacioretty that transformed his play, NOTES: Howlings has learned that next year's 72-game Wolf Pack schedule will NOT include Midwestern teams Rockford, Milwaukee, and Grand Rapids. They have been dropped. Likely to return will be Laval,  Belleville, and possibly a new first-time team like the Cleveland Monsters (Columbus Blue Jackets). However, nothing is set in concrete. Ex-Sound Tigerr Josh Bailey was placed on unconditional waivers and picked up by the Chicago Blackhawks. Some final notes on the draft, some names of note. At 143rd in the fifth round by the draft's host, the Nashville Predators, was Sutter Muzzatti. He is the son of former Hartford Whaler/Wolf Pack Jason Muzzatti, the goalie coach for the Carolina Hurricanes. Lastly, at 149th overall in the fifth round, was Aaron Pionk. He is the youngest brother of ex-Pack Neal Pionk (Winnipeg Jets). Aaron is heading to the University of Minnesota-Duluth (NCHC) from the Waterloo Black Hawks (USHL). NEW YORK RANGERS HOME Read the full article

[humorous-1]

It doesn't take a genius to learn how rocket science aids us in technology. And how using technology isn't rocket science, but learning the science behind it can rocket your mind. 🤔 Ha, ha, ha. #YaleUniversity Check out what's new!

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