Andrew St. James

Andrew graduated with his BS in Biology from Georgia Tech in 2013. Since then he has been teaching high school as part of Teach For America in South Carolina. He enjoys reading, spending time with family, and cooking. He is also a black belt, a classically trained pianist, and an occasional gardener. When at home, Andrew is rarely found outside the comforting arms of his Snuggie.

Joined: August 30, 2012
Articles: 2

A Scientist’s Perspective on Why Pie is Yummy and Delicious and Deserving of Your Respect and Admiration

It is an indisputable fact that I am deeply, irreversibly, head-over-heels in love with pie. Apple. Pumpkin. Blueberry. Banana Cream. You name it, I’ll eat it. As Thanksgiving approaches, I find myself longing for a slice of warm apple pie…

Andrew St. James
November 15, 2012
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The Horny Human’s Siberian Adventure: An Evolutionary Tale of Anthropological Proportions

Let me set the mood for you: you’re an anatomically modern human living in mountains of Siberia. The year is circa 80,000 BC. Siberia is cold this time of year (okay, let’s get real, it’s always cold in Siberia). You’re…

Andrew St. James
September 4, 2012