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But I did gain a friend in the whole process and wouldn't change that for the world."

—Trey73

She assumed something was wrong with her and it really started to affect her. Looking back, had I been strong enough to come out, none of that would have happened. Computationally Recreating Vision Evolution Kushagra Tiwary*, Aaron Young*, Zaid Tasneem, Tzofi Klinghoffer, Akshat Dave, Tomaso Poggio, Dan-Eric Nilsson, Brian Cheung**, Ramesh Raskar**

TLDR: We trained an eyeball.

We separated and eventually got a divorce. After applying to Newhouse, and then getting in, I couldn’t see myself going anywhere else. I was young, and I'd get killed in that little town. I am very proud of who I am, but I wish I could have enjoyed that aspect of my life earlier had I come out. I felt like I owed her a lot.

I try to be as diligent and hardworking as possible, and it’s really paid off for me.

Written by Austin Galovski, work-study in the Office of News Services

Brian Cheung

Papers I'm thinking about lately (all of my papers)

The Platonic Representation Hypothesis Minyoung Huh*, Brian Cheung*, Tongzhou Wang*, Phillip Isola*, ICML 2024 Oral
TLDR: As all models continue to improve, the representations they use are converging.
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What if Eye...?

I’ve also been named an Emma Bowen Scholar, which is a program that aims to increase the presence of students with minority backgrounds in the media, and I was awarded the Thomas Mulaney Scholarship by the New York Financial Writers’ Association, in recognition of my financial writing and interest in financial journalism.

Well, at least I knew how to play the part."
"I really got to enjoy her company over time, and we became really close — not in-the-bedroom close, but good friends close. Fast forward 10 years later, and she and I are good friends. I didn't know anyone who was gay and I felt trapped. The Rockaway, N.J., native has earned a 3.8 GPA, along with numerous awards and scholarships, and aspires to be a financial journalist.

Can you go into more detail about some of the awards you’ve received, and what they meant?
Most recently, I was selected as one of 11 seniors to be named a Whitman Scholar, which is the highest academic recognition awarded by the school. I couldn't come out, didn't have the strength. If I wasn’t willing to learn, I wouldn’t be anywhere near as successful.

Feeling the pressure from my parents and hers, I eventually asked her to marry. I wanted to make sure she was going to be okay and paid for her therapy and paid all of her debt off. Thinking she was the problem. I visited nine different countries, and to see that corner of the world and be exposed to so many different things was very cool on both a finance and journalism level; it shows how many stories there really are to be told.

Also, while abroad in Hong Kong, I had a marketing internship in an economic think tank called the Global Institute for Tomorrow. She remarried, had some kids, and is really enjoying life.