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Context for the uninitiated: Every Reed student spends his or her senior year writing a big fancy thesis. Twice a year (i.e., in the spring for regular students and in the fall for those who started their theses in the spring) there’s a Thesis Parade, at which the seniors (identifiable by their plastic laurels) dance and scream and make out with everyone and ritually burn copies of their completed theses while the rest of us spray them with champagne. Then they march through the library, across the lawn, and up to the registrar's office to symbolically submit their theses.

Belated congratulations, seniors!

Photos from previous Thesis Parades: fall ’05, spring ’06, fall ’06, spring ’07, fall ’07, spring ’08, fall ’08, spring ’09, fall ’09, spring ’10, fall ’10, spring ’11, and fall ’11.

• See them bigger and buy prints at my website.
• Tag yourself in them on Facebook.

Don’t forget to check out PART ONE and PART TWO!


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Context for the uninitiated: Every Reed student spends his or her senior year writing a big fancy thesis. Twice a year (i.e., in the spring for regular students and in the fall for those who started their theses in the spring) there’s a Thesis Parade, at which the seniors (identifiable by their plastic laurels) dance and scream and make out with everyone and ritually burn copies of their completed theses while the rest of us spray them with champagne. Then they march through the library, across the lawn, and up to the registrar's office to symbolically submit their theses.

Belated congratulations, seniors!

Photos from previous Thesis Parades: fall ’05, spring ’06, fall ’06, spring ’07, fall ’07, spring ’08, fall ’08, spring ’09, fall ’09, spring ’10, fall ’10, spring ’11, and fall ’11.

• See them bigger and buy prints at my website.
• Tag yourself in them on Facebook.

There’s also a PART TWO!


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Context for the uninitiated: Every Reed student spends his or her senior year writing a big fancy thesis. Twice a year (i.e., in the spring for regular students and in the fall for those who started their theses in the spring) there’s a Thesis Parade, at which the seniors (identifiable by their plastic laurels) dance and scream and make out with everyone and ritually burn copies of their completed theses while the rest of us spray them with champagne. Then they march through the library, across the lawn, and up to the registrar's office to symbolically submit their theses.
Congratulations, seniors!

Photos from previous Thesis Parades: fall ’05, spring ’06, fall ’06, spring ’07, fall ’07, spring ’08, fall ’08, spring ’09, fall ’09, spring ’10, and fall ’10.

See them bigger and buy prints at my website.

Tag yourself in them on Facebook. (Part two.)

Don't forget to check out PART ONE and PART TWO!


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Context for the uninitiated: Every Reed student spends his or her senior year writing a big fancy thesis. Twice a year (i.e., in the spring for regular students and in the fall for those who started their theses in the spring) there’s a Thesis Parade, at which the seniors (identifiable by their plastic laurels) dance and scream and make out with everyone and ritually burn copies of their completed theses while the rest of us spray them with champagne. Then they march through the library, across the lawn, and up to the registrar's office to symbolically submit their theses.
Congratulations, seniors!

Photos from previous Thesis Parades: fall ’05, spring ’06, fall ’06, spring ’07, fall ’07, spring ’08, fall ’08, spring ’09, fall ’09, spring ’10, and fall ’10.

See them bigger and buy prints at my website.

Tag yourself in them on Facebook. (Part two.)

There's also a PART TWO!


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Context for the uninitiated: Every Reed student spends his or her senior year writing a big fancy thesis. Twice a year (i.e., in the spring for regular students and in the fall for those who started their theses in the spring) there's a Thesis Parade, at which the seniors (identifiable by their plastic laurels) dance and scream and make out with everyone and ritually burn copies of their completed theses while the rest of us spray them with champagne. Then they march through the library, across the lawn, and up to the registrar's office to symbolically submit their theses.

Congratulations, seniors!

Photos from previous Thesis Parades: fall '05, spring '06, fall '06, spring '07, fall '07, spring '08, fall '08, spring '09, fall '09, and spring '10.

View these pictures at my website! There you can:

• see them larger

(click "Slideshow" or mouse over an image and click "Large" or "XLarge") or

buy prints!

(simply click "Buy")

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Sorry to anyone who looked for these on my website—there was a malfunction with the upload that should be fixed soon. Meanwhile, here they are!


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Context for the uninitiated: Every Reed student spends his or her senior year writing a big fancy thesis. Twice a year (i.e., in the spring for regular students and in the fall for those who started their theses in the spring) there's a Thesis Parade, at which the seniors (identifiable by their plastic laurels) dance and scream and make out with everyone and ritually burn copies of their completed theses while the rest of us spray them with champagne. Then they march through the library, across the lawn, and up to the registrar's office to symbolically submit their theses.
Congratulations, seniors!

Photos from previous Thesis Parades: fall '05, spring '06, fall '06, spring '07, fall '07, spring '08, fall '08, spring '09, and fall '09.

View these pictures at my website! There you can:

• see them larger

(click "Slideshow" or mouse over an image and click "Large" or "XLarge") or

buy prints!

(simply click "Buy")I'm an unemployed recent alumna and buying prints helps me afford to maintain my equipment and visit Reed. Every little bit helps. Thank you!

There's also a PART TWO!


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As much as I try not to buy into Valentine's Day, I can't help but be sad that Fani and I had to be separated this year. So to cheer myself up, here are some pictures I took of her in October.

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