I rolled into Columbus, Ohio (not to be confused with the other 17 cities and towns across the fair United States named after the sailor from Genoa) on a hazy Tuesday afternoon. I would like to write that I came to study International Relations but I stayed for the... but, truly, the city itself is underwhelming in a pinot grigio meets Mitt Romney kind of way. Perhaps it is simply a matter of time before I see the essential charm of suburban mega-malls (or suburbs that are mega-malls) and tailgate parties, but until then, I am here for purely academic purposes.
Which is probably just as well. It's a heady time to be a poli sci grad student, what with building tremors regarding Iran, stray nuclear missiles, and major football upsets.
Query of the week: if a positivist collapses in a forest of interpretivists, will anybody measure the result?
P.S. Can't resist adding links to the various commentaries on sartorial issues at APSA this year.
03 September 2007
Inaugural
Posted by Aldous at 3:30 PM
Labels: Academia, Columbus, Social Science, The Ohio State University
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