uchicagoadmissions: Imagined Conversations from Bygone Times “Do you think I’ll ever win the Nobel Prize, honey?” “With a smile like that, does it even matter?” “D’awww.” For those who are curious: this is a photograph taken in 1939 of UChicago Physics Professor Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar, who went on to win the Nobel Prize in 1983. Next to him is his wife, Lalitha. 
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uchicagoadmissions:

Imagined Conversations from Bygone Times

“Do you think I’ll ever win the Nobel Prize, honey?”

“With a smile like that, does it even matter?”

“D’awww.”

For those who are curious: this is a photograph taken in 1939 of UChicago Physics Professor Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar, who went on to win the Nobel Prize in 1983. Next to him is his wife, Lalitha. 

wnycradiolab: explore-blog: Kurt Vonnegut’s classic lecture on the shapes of stories, now in an infographic.  We talk about these Vonnegut graphs all the time at Radiolab, but we usually just scribble them on a coffee-stained napkin.  This is much nicer. If I had a time machine, I’d go back in time and see UChicago during a different time period and take a class from Kurt Vonnegut.
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Kurt Vonnegut’s classic lecture on the shapes of stories, now in an infographic. 

We talk about these Vonnegut graphs all the time at Radiolab, but we usually just scribble them on a coffee-stained napkin.  This is much nicer.

If I had a time machine, I’d go back in time and see UChicago during a different time period and take a class from Kurt Vonnegut.

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