Oberlin Blogs

Part 2 of my productivity reflection for Winter Term.

I've spent the last three weeks in California traveling down the coast and then back up again. My project has been creating a chapbook of poetry. Suffice it to say, this has been the most incredible Winter Term.

December 18th being the day I came home. My feelings on winter term, David Bowie, and turning 20.

I've only attempted this daring stunt once before, and that quickly faded into obscurity. Before I started working on this story, the longest piece I had ever written for the screen was a teleplay of 40 pages or so. In comparison, feature-lengths are at least 90 pages, give or take, so I knew this project would keep me busy during my birthday month.

Winter Term is what you make it! For me, it's all about going out into the world and taking risks - and I love it.

The first part of my productivity reflection for Winter Term, a part of the year that feels ... well, different!

What did I do during the 42 days I was away from Oberlin? Find out here!

Oberlin in Solidarity with El Salvador!

My third and final Winter Term project with Aimee Lee ('99) and "Papermaking and Book Art Across Culture and History."

How I learned that I am a turtle who is bad at chemistry and doesn't have x-ray vision.

My reasons for loving winter term and my recent heartbreak. Enjoy!

I just got back to Oberlin from Atlanta, where I spent my Winter Term. There were lots of things I loved about Winter Term, but there were a few particular things about Winter Term I thought deserved special mention.