Sarah Bass

Sarah Bass

Hi, I’m a sophomore from Livermore, California (a city that claims to be part of the “bay area,” though there seems to be much discourse regarding that statement). At Caltech I’m a member of PARSEC (the rocketry club), one of the Blacker house historians, and a Mechanical Engineering major. In my free time, I like to read, crochet, watch anime, and sometimes go hiking.


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Always Remember to Get Gas: An Epic Retelling of a Dire Situation

Now, based on the title you may be wondering what kind of story this will be. As you will soon find out, it’s a story of adventure born out of the pure, dark chaos that fills the minds of sleep deprived Caltech undergrads.

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Ge 1: A Journey Along the Eastern Sierras

At Caltech it is a graduation requirement to take a “menu” class, courses which introduce you to areas of study outside of your major. This year, there were three courses offered in the third term: ESE 1, Ay 1, and Ge 1. I took Ge 1: Earth and Environment for two reasons. First, ever since the first term I have been interested in the idea of minoring in geology (I might major in it instead!) and the class piqued my interest. Second, the class has an awesome multi-day field trip. While I’m not usually a fan of the outdoors, preferring to stay inside and read books or watch anime, this trip was the highlight of my term. As we went up the 395 along the Eastern Sierra’s, the geological makeup of California was revealed before my eyes. So come on a journey across California with me through my Ge 1 field trip photo gallery.

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