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Got an interview request from Royal College of Art!

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hey, guys

me and a few friends are doing a project for school regarding gender and economic disparity issues as they relate to high school students around the world. if you hs students out there who see this could just take a few minutes out of your time today to fill it out, it would really be helpful to us. we're only about 50 or so responses away from our target goal, and we're planning on releasing the results tomorrow, so any contribution would help! thanks in advance!



(note: current hs students only, though i suppose if a fr in college put themselves down here as a hs sr no one would bat an eye)

auditions in Chicago so far are going awesome. I think I totally killed the Emerson and Boston University ones, Fordham one was alright but I wasn't too hyped on it anyway. DePaul tomorrow!!

in other news I just ate what was possibly the best meal of my life.

lol, okay i CANNOT breath see you all in another month! the last option for an interview is the 19th of this month which is weird 'cos apparently sculpture and environmental art interviews are usually first and design isn't until into march but.....okay

I am starting parkour next week as part of my journey of self-discovery.

pondering if:

a) i should even invite my dad to my graduation

b) he'd even want to come

Writing a review / analysis of the new Adam Curtis film and realising just how much I missed writing.

i just spent two hours watching youtube videos of people being able to hear for the first time

FEELING EXTREMELY EMOTIONAL FOR NO REASON RIGHT NOW

also the only thing i remember dreaming about last night was that my entire family died of cancer and i cried on my french teacher's couch for what seemed like an entire day

i guess one of my great fears in life is that if someone i know and care about dies, that i won't be able to cry and everyone will think that i'm a sociopath, including myself

For the second year in a row, it was so cold that my eyes watered and then my tears froze in my eye lashes on the way to class. Damn it, winter.

Thanks for the article! I really enjoy reading well thought out opinions that make reflect on my held beliefs. It's funny, I find myself disagreeing with the overall premise but agreeing with parts and pieces. What I felt was that this person sees that our education system isn't working, and suggests how to fix it using what he has experience with, the humanities. Just like an engineer will think that more mathematics and sciences will solve our problems, and a farmer will think more hard work from the students will solve everything. And they're all correct! No single fix will be a panacea. Which is why I have a hard time agreeing with his white and black science vs. humanities outlook. Many of our most respected artists and philosophers (especially during renaissance periods) respected both ideas. All had to earn a living by buying into society somehow, unless they came from a very rich family, which many did. Hell, even Pliny the Elder was a lawyer and military commander.

I can certainly see his frustration at the continued erosion of the arts and humanities. It's terrible watching art and theater programs being dropped from high schools. Bringing out creativity and encouraging students to observe and analyze their world is very important. It gives perspective to the world being explored by the sciences. Knowing that something can just be without being understood or perfected and being okay with that is a very powerful realization. It's something that can't broken down logically. Having an opportunity to view the world differently shouldn't be robbed of our students.

The best reason I can think of why math and sciences are being so heavily emphasized right now is because they are really good paths to having a nice comfortable life. With the economy doing back-flips and the albatross of student loans that'll weigh you down for years to come, I can't blame someone to go for the sure thing. Also, math and sciences have been very kind to our country, it makes sense that we'd encourage people to follow that path. The author is vastly ignorant if he thinks that sciences do not encourage creativity. I haven't found anything that can inspire wonder or the thirst for exploration than from discovering something new. Creativity doesn't just come from flowery language or through oil paints, and discovering how the world works doesn't have to be solved with an equation.

Though what do I know? I'm just one those unquestioning followers that chose sciences over the humanities. Maybe this is just me seeing how the world could be fixed based on my experiences.

what is this thing

Yep, I caught on fire while checking the fuel injectors on a project car. I think I'm done trying to do the work myself.

fucked up simple arithmitic

fucked up simple arithmetic and now my rent check is going to bounce if my landlord cashes it before this paypal transfer clears.

complained in irc about this

come home after a good day of studying, getting on a roll of productivity

roommates are FINALLY cleaning the mountain of dishes they had in the sink, good stuff

one pan was added to the pile apparently

the cast iron pan i've been seasoning for the last year

and a mound of soap went into it

why does everything i love have to die at the worst times

Fighting constipation with one packet a a time.

Someone who lived in San diego for 18 years thought I was british after talking to me. What.


this has happened numerous times. often from americans. I don't think i sound british.

Do you have one of those international school accents miles

http://vocaroo.com/i/s1agRSOAcTDW

but when i read something/
http://vocaroo.com/i/s1w4w4Yxdymx

what good are sweatpants if they're not long enough to wear over your belly button

work is so slow rn
looking forward to my $5 tipout

update: got cut early and got an oreo mcflurry

in the process of removing all non value adds from my life. it's surprisingly hard.

v sick today

so instead of reg school, im taking my online driving courses. almost half way done!