1.6. Paradigm Shifts of a Philosophical Engineer

03/13/20 • 61 min

Meet Alkin Kaz: Princeton first-year from Konya, a town near Istanbul, Turkey. He discusses developments in quantum computation, philosophies on changing the world, differences between Turkish and American culture, and his excitement over Galatasaray's win in the Intercontinental Derby.
***We do not address Coronavirus until next week's episode. Stay healthy and accurately informed. To Princeton students and college students across the nation: this has been a devastating week for all of us and the rest of the world, but we are in this together. If you are traveling, travel safely. Be respectful to others. Hang tight and stay strong.

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1.5. Educational Inequities with a Music Enthusiast

Meet Ashwini Shende, Princeton first-year from the Philly suburbs and creator of this podcast's title. She joins Susan to discuss the values and inequities of our education system, compare the Bachelor to Love Island, appreciate different forms of music, and wonder why people spend so much time on their phones.

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1.7. A Fashionista Warns Against Complacency

Meet Camille Reeves: Princeton first-year from New Albany, Ohio. She and Susan discuss their thoughts on Coronavirus amidst the chaos of college move-outs, the importance of education for middle schoolers, and the impact of attire on self-perception and performance. Camille also gives advice on living a more eco-friendly life, making better first impressions, and avoiding complacency.