Reading chapters 2, 19, 20 and 21 for Bob Richards’ class.

For a music analysis course.

Skimming through parts of Volume 2 for a music assignment.

Bought this CD after I watched this YouTube video of what was probably the exact same concert.

Magnificent brass as usual, but I think I might prefer Reiner’s with the CSO.

Hoping this will get me up to speed on manifolds for the Geroch course. So far it’s turning out to be an excellent refresher of what I learnt in real analysis.

Hilarious, but I wish there were paragraphs.

I was about to give up after slogging through the first half, which was stuffed with usual one-dimensional sex-obsessed Houellebecqian “philosophy”, but I’m glad I carried on, since the second half, when the boring narrator finally runs out of sex, has many more interesting ideas about the fate of civilisation.

A better introductory guidebook than Anscombe’s, which is more academic.

Love this. First reading is inevitably bewildering, but it improves upon each reading. So stunned that I read it three times in the weekend that I discovered it.

More readable than I expected.