Oberlin Blogs

...just not when they're made out of clay. Have I mentioned that I'm spending my Winter Term making a claymation movie? Oh yeah, I have. Multiple times. Well, here it is.

My last day interning at TIME magazine was also my best day. One lesson learned: not all US senators are larger than life.

I did my best deer in the headlights impression, at which point the guy I was assisting said not to worry, he'd help me with some of the talking.

More about latrinalia, Winter Term, statistical analysis (and not doing it), and a whimsical, completely unrelated movie review for variety. Pictures included, of course.

I am exhausted. Worn out. Sore from my fingertips to my toes. But it's definitely worth it.

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

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 month to yourself. A WHOLE MONTH.

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

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

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

There were volcanoes. Volcanoes are awesome.