The blind student described the sound as "footsteps on kindling".
Rashid Abedi, 25, a business administration student, described the satisfaction of killing another kite.
Jassim Hassan, a 25-year-old college student, described a scene of chaos and confusion.
One student described being forced to continue drinking even after vomiting his own blood.
Mr. Lee, a chiropractic student, described the overnight ride seated next to an overflowing bus bathroom as "horrible".
One student described the experiment as the most exciting one he'd ever done, while others said it had influenced their choice of degree subject.
Mr. Ur, a doctoral student, described the archaeological applications of satellite photography in an article for the spring issue of the journal Antiquity.
The next day, the student described to Berman what he'd seen and asked, "Do you have a brother?" "No, no," Berman said, offering nothing more.
A British law student described as a kind, cheerful food blogger was among the 22 victims of Monday's bomb attack on a Hindu temple in central Bangkok.
Andy Aude, a former Apple engineer and current Stanford computer science student, described an unwritten set of ethics in his community.
A block away, Mr. Chikata, the yoga student, described his circle in Jackson Heights, Queens, as a mix of artists, dancers and photographers, both Japanese and American.
