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Jack BrustkernJack's Gardening Services
Hi there! I am a Dartmouth student taking some time off of school, and I am happy to help you with your gardening needs. I have more than 8 years of experience leading gardening projects -- everything from light weeding to large-scale garden restoration projects. I am a hard worker, and take pride in doing a good job. My experience is in:weedingplantingpruningwateringraking leavesMy current rate is $35/hour. If you’d like more information, or to discuss whether I might be a good fit for your ...
Jack BrustkernLet's talk Adam Smith
This past fall, I sat in on a wonderful course taught by the respected Professor Henry Clark discussing Adam Smith and his ideas. In order to learn the material well I made the goal of giving a lecture (to a singular patient and generous family member) which I recorded, for on the one hand to motivate myself to be thorough and disciplined in my study of Smith, and also to have something to look back on and share with others if they ever happy to have a hankering for some Smith.
Jack BrustkernPersonal reflections and learnings about our neighbors on the street
This past fall, I began working full time in researching questions surrounding homelessness to inform state homelessness policy. A few ideas in particular have sprung up such that I’ve been writing and reflecting on them actively myself, and I thought I’d publish a piece with a few of these learnings and musings together. These learnings have come from a whole lot of time spent reading medical reviews, listening to those who have worked with the homeless for a long time, and listening to the ...
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Jack BrustkernJack's Gardening Services
Hi there! I am a Dartmouth student taking some time off of school, and I am happy to help you with your gardening needs. I have more than 8 years of experience leading gardening projects -- everything from light weeding to large-scale garden restoration projects. I am a hard worker, and take pride in doing a good job. My experience is in:weedingplantingpruningwateringraking leavesMy current rate is $35/hour. If you’d like more information, or to discuss whether I might be a good fit for your ...
Jack BrustkernLet's talk Adam Smith
This past fall, I sat in on a wonderful course taught by the respected Professor Henry Clark discussing Adam Smith and his ideas. In order to learn the material well I made the goal of giving a lecture (to a singular patient and generous family member) which I recorded, for on the one hand to motivate myself to be thorough and disciplined in my study of Smith, and also to have something to look back on and share with others if they ever happy to have a hankering for some Smith.
Jack BrustkernPersonal reflections and learnings about our neighbors on the street
This past fall, I began working full time in researching questions surrounding homelessness to inform state homelessness policy. A few ideas in particular have sprung up such that I’ve been writing and reflecting on them actively myself, and I thought I’d publish a piece with a few of these learnings and musings together. These learnings have come from a whole lot of time spent reading medical reviews, listening to those who have worked with the homeless for a long time, and listening to the ...
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Share Dialog
This past summer, I had the incredible opportunity to take a course with Professor Stefan Link on economic history, covering broadly the period especially from about 1800 to present. In order to better learn the content myself, I made it a goal to give a lecture to myself on the key ideas we discussed. Day of, a couple friends listened in for parts of it too -- thanks for the support boys! I’m posting it now after a couple people have asked for a link to it.
Really overall, thank you Professor Link for the generosity of attention and the seriousness with which you brought us through this material. I have learned a lot, and I am looking forward to the road ahead of looking into so much more I am still wholly oblivious to. And to all here and elsewhere, happy learning!
This past summer, I had the incredible opportunity to take a course with Professor Stefan Link on economic history, covering broadly the period especially from about 1800 to present. In order to better learn the content myself, I made it a goal to give a lecture to myself on the key ideas we discussed. Day of, a couple friends listened in for parts of it too -- thanks for the support boys! I’m posting it now after a couple people have asked for a link to it.
Really overall, thank you Professor Link for the generosity of attention and the seriousness with which you brought us through this material. I have learned a lot, and I am looking forward to the road ahead of looking into so much more I am still wholly oblivious to. And to all here and elsewhere, happy learning!
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