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Click on the link to read this cool article about reverse engineering the brain. (Sounds intense!) | Click on the link to read this cool article about reverse engineering the brain. (Sounds intense!) | ||
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Revision as of 00:07, 7 September 2012
About Me
Hello everyone. Mi chiamo Christina. Sorry if my user page is boring; I'm not as interesting as some of my peers. I grew up in Armonk, New York. New York is nice, but Duke is much better. I discovered Duke in middle school and since then I have fallen in love with the school and the basketball team (I would consider myself a die hard fan). In case anyone wanted to know any random facts about me, I have a cat named Freddy who is one of my best friends (but I'm not a crazy cat lady). My dog is older than my brother. My brother often thinks he is too cool to talk to me. My mom is from Greece but I don't speak the language or enjoy Greek food. My dad is from Italy and is the best cook in the family (sorry mom). I play volleyball, basketball, and tennis; I also played the flute in high school along with the piano. I love carbs, especially mashed potatoes and pizza. I don't think I have a New York accent. In high school, my friends decided to call me Grits even though I have never tried grits before. I think that basically covers it. Sorry if that wasn't exciting.
Name Pronunciation
I think it's pretty easy to pronounce Christina Sardo but here is the pronunciation just in case:"Kris-TEEN-uh Sar-DOUGH".
Education
I attended Byram Hills High School. I am now a freshman planning to study biomedical engineering.
External Links
Click on the link to read this cool article about reverse engineering the brain. (Sounds intense!) Reverse Engineering the Brain, Sally Adee, IEEE Spectrum, updated June 2008, accessed 6 September 2012 (Grand Challenge)
