Oberlin Blogs

Usually our conversations involved me trying to express myself with improperly conjugated verbs and him good naturedly pretending that he understood what I was saying.

A brief overview of my Winter Term experiences as a "real world" newspaper reporter.

How to study bathroom graffiti seriously, with theories, transcriptions, and *photos*! LOTS of photos!

A month to yourself. A WHOLE MONTH.

If I've learned one thing this Winter Term, it's to always look under the roof!

In between breaks of being consumed by clay fruits, Karl looks for excitement to break the monotony.

There were volcanoes. Volcanoes are awesome.

Warning: please protect your keyboard before you read this. Very delicious photos within.

Roman roof tile, Radio Free Association!, the Ladies' Home Journal, and more affairs of Winter Term living

(I know I've mentioned my difficulty with titles before.) Who knows that this won't be incredibly valuable later in life? Or that it won't be, and I'll just be thankful I did it anyway? Or that I'll regret it and it will serve as motivation for me to get going and choose a major, since time for me to do so is rapidly running out?

I am taking this month of no assigned obligation to get lots and lots of work done on my senior cinema project, which is making a stop motion animation of a variety of soup recipes.

My (many) little projects are intended to turn me into a well-rounded dilettante--while maintaining my priorities, of course. Unrelated but pretty pictures included.