Emory junior soaks up knowledge from every corner
As both a chemistry major and an English minor, Kolisetti finds the complementary aspects in seemingly-opposite things.
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There are thousands of people in the Emory community who will never get a mention in the Wheel. We see each other all over campus: at the DCT, the WoodPec, on the quad or at Kaldi’s Coffee. Everyone has a story to tell — it’s just a matter of finding it. We invited our writers to “spin the wheel” using a random generator system to get the name of a person from the Emory community. Writers took their profile subjects to Kaldi’s, where some of the best conversations and friendships at Emory begin, to learn the interesting anecdotes, crazy experiences and unexpected facts about the community members they met. Click the coffee cup below to randomly generate a story and meet someone at Kaldi’s!
Story by Jessie Satovsky, Photo by Yashonandan Kakrania
When Goldstein found out that she had a vocal cyst, she was scared she might lose not only her ability to do one of her favorite things but also a big part of her identity.
Story and Photo by Jordyn Libow
As both a chemistry major and an English minor, Kolisetti finds the complementary aspects in seemingly-opposite things.
Story and photo by Emma Kingwell
Paulson studies neural activity involved in learning and memory and how it fails in disorders such as Alzheimer’s disease. The powerful information processing ability of the brain fascinates her.
Story by Heather Lu, Photo by Yashonandan Kakrania
Crystal Anderson became interested in genealogy research after a family reunion in 1998, where she read a booklet with different family members’ names and short stories and realized she had family members she did not know about.
Story and photo by Sydney Song
As someone who had grown up with high expectations from everyone, including themself, Gao said that the weight of failure was heavy.
Web page design by Hayley Powers (Visual Editor), Coding by Wenzhuo “Max” Ma (Web Desk)