<p>Professor Devlin: “There was this one cycloid I couldn’t solve last night. But then I solved it this morning, so I put it on the problem set. [Class groans.] Come on, guys, it’s not that hard!” </p>
<p>Is he the Devlin of Devlin’s Angles column of MAA… ?</p>
<p>Don’t worry too much Lakshya, it’s out of your hands now, that being said, I’ll bet the ringing of your doorbell must be a tension filled experience!</p>
<p>I’m just thankful that I’m getting all my decisions online! (bit of a dichotomy isn’t there, with one of the best technology schools using such a low tech method? ) :D</p>
<p>This guy called karthick… had I known personally I’d have whacked him (no… not seriously, I mean I’d have hit n home-runs, if he were a pitcher ) I know x, x^2 brilliant guys, geniuses, prodigies et al… so does spacepirate… BUT R WE SINGING PAENS OF THEM … that too at such a tense moment… 'Tis all getting on my nerves now…</p>
<p>My second problem is that even if I do get a FedEx instead of regular mail (For any of my decisions) they’re not going to come to my house, Oh no, that would be too easy. As it’s Dubai, proper street addresses don’t exist. Hence they’ll go to my father’s office and deliver it there. :p</p>
<p>Not that that’s going to be an issue though…</p>
Since that incident they aren’t mentioning Student’s name on the site. As per my knowledge there’s no Non-Disclosure Agreement simply because not allowing us to phone DHL is unethical on MIT’s part. Search blogs, there’s post in which Ben doesn’t objects on phoning DHL(although he advises to view them online.)
Line is still busy.
Bloody DHL.</p>