Gina is currently a PhD-bound student. On most days, she is combing through Plato’s dialogues, tackling Aristotle’s metaphysics, studying the Greek classics, or vainly working through the perplexities of Attic Greek grammar and vocabulary. When she is procrastinating on her dissertation research, she is likely keeping herself abreast on political discussions (especially of the libertarian persuasion), running a DnD campaign (3.5), and marveling at works of art. Human interaction largely consists of Hulu marathons, cooking, and spirited, cerebral discussions with her awesome, equally-nerdy, non-libertarian spouse.
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