Elsa S. Frankel
@youngesttableau.bsky.social
Reposted by Elsa S. Frankel
I stand with the Wellesley Organized Academic Workers as they strike for better wages and a fair workload.
Our educators work hard to support their students and their communities, and they deserve a contract that recognizes that hard work.
When workers fight, workers win.
Our educators work hard to support their students and their communities, and they deserve a contract that recognizes that hard work.
When workers fight, workers win.
March 28, 2025 at 3:06 PM
I stand with the Wellesley Organized Academic Workers as they strike for better wages and a fair workload.
Our educators work hard to support their students and their communities, and they deserve a contract that recognizes that hard work.
When workers fight, workers win.
Our educators work hard to support their students and their communities, and they deserve a contract that recognizes that hard work.
When workers fight, workers win.
Reposted by Elsa S. Frankel
Reminders to undergraduates who are recently exploring math research, especially those who are “overwhelmed with interests:”
1. You’re not loosing your mind… you’re just curious/creative
2. Finding that your idea/result was published elsewhere isn’t bad at our stage
1. You’re not loosing your mind… you’re just curious/creative
2. Finding that your idea/result was published elsewhere isn’t bad at our stage
March 1, 2025 at 3:54 PM
Reminders to undergraduates who are recently exploring math research, especially those who are “overwhelmed with interests:”
1. You’re not loosing your mind… you’re just curious/creative
2. Finding that your idea/result was published elsewhere isn’t bad at our stage
1. You’re not loosing your mind… you’re just curious/creative
2. Finding that your idea/result was published elsewhere isn’t bad at our stage
Me: “ah yes, I am the unique one in the family for being curious about geometric graph theory.”
My grandmother: “lol I actually worked on the geodesic radome in the 1950s, twas pretty fun.”
…i’m going to need more context, this is wildly cool…
My grandmother: “lol I actually worked on the geodesic radome in the 1950s, twas pretty fun.”
…i’m going to need more context, this is wildly cool…
February 18, 2025 at 3:11 AM
Me: “ah yes, I am the unique one in the family for being curious about geometric graph theory.”
My grandmother: “lol I actually worked on the geodesic radome in the 1950s, twas pretty fun.”
…i’m going to need more context, this is wildly cool…
My grandmother: “lol I actually worked on the geodesic radome in the 1950s, twas pretty fun.”
…i’m going to need more context, this is wildly cool…
Hey! Wanted to do a quick intro post here. I’m a sophomore math major, curious about various topics… especially geometric graph theory at the moment.
Excited to join the community here, and hello to those who’ve found me from TikTok :)
Excited to join the community here, and hello to those who’ve found me from TikTok :)
February 18, 2025 at 2:54 AM
Hey! Wanted to do a quick intro post here. I’m a sophomore math major, curious about various topics… especially geometric graph theory at the moment.
Excited to join the community here, and hello to those who’ve found me from TikTok :)
Excited to join the community here, and hello to those who’ve found me from TikTok :)