This past weekend I went with a small group of BSM students to Szeged, a small college town in southern Hungary. We traveled there to hear a math lecture from a professor of the local university. In case you're wondering, the lecture was filling a two dimensional space with disks (like putting pennies on a table top) and filling a three dimensional space with spheres (like stuffing a shipping box with baseballs). Interesting stuff and worth the 2 and 1/2 hour train ride. Here are some pictures from my weekend at Szeged to tide ya'll over until I have time to write a much longer post.
Lucas and Brittany shop for cool antiques
Waiting for the lecture to start. More people showed up a minute later.
Lucas, Mel, Sam, Mike, Thomas, and Troy at Genius Music Bar
Me in Klauzal Square in Szeged. People are sitting outside eating cake and ice cream behind me.
Me and Andy at the Pick Salami and Paprika Museum.
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