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From Recipe Development to Model Building: How Cooking Mirrors Data Science 

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Italian Night Dinner Menu

I’ve considered myself an avid cook for about five years now. Most of my journey has been documented on my cooking account, Kally’s Eats. My repertoire ranges from mundane school lunch meal prep to elaborate tasting menus spanning a variety of cuisines (see below for some past menus).  Cooking and Continue reading From Recipe Development to Model Building: How Cooking Mirrors Data Science →

Experimenting in the Kitchen

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Woman with pasta in a pot on the table

As our schedules intensify, the Institute’s rigor can become more stressful while we balance the numerous classes, assignments, and projects. One of my favorite ways of destressing from these obligations is by experimenting in the kitchen and trying new recipes. Not only has cooking been a great way to get Continue reading Experimenting in the Kitchen→

EATING MY WAY HOME

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Four students eating

As an international student living away from home for almost five years, staying connected to my roots has been a challenge, especially in places where the community from that country is small. Homesickness is very common in these situations and can really take a toll on your mental health. Here’s Continue reading EATING MY WAY HOME→

Navigating Around Raleigh for Newbies

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Group of students celebrating trivia win

It can be very exciting to move to a new location for some people, but also a bit overwhelming. After all, you’re in an unfamiliar area, with no sense of comfort and a completely different environment. However, this change brings a multitude of opportunities for personal growth and cultural exploration. Continue reading Navigating Around Raleigh for Newbies→