My Texts & Critics project is finally complete. The goal was to draw my viewer into my world as an eightteen-year-old-Montana-State-freshman. It was drawn from over 700 still photos taken over the last few weeks (as well as a number of older photos as well). I recorded most of the sounds used (not the music, […]
William pointed me to one of the funniest things that I’ve seen in a long time: http://durrrrr.blogspot.com/ I’m still laughing.
Good heavens. I guess I’m glad to be at work– in the last 26 hours, I’ve spent 24 hour editing. I took a 45 minute or so break this morning around 1:00, and stopped again for a 30 minute breakfast this morning around 10:00, and that aside I’ve been sitting in front of my computer […]
Strong though his literature teacher’s impact may have been, it was M’s social science teacher, Yang Changji, who was to have the deepest influence on M’s intellectual life. As M recalled later, Yang”was an idealist, and a man of high moral character. He believed in his ethics very strongly and tried to imbue his students […]
I ended up writing a mini-review of What the Bleep Do We Know? in a comment on William’s blog, so I thought I’d go ahead and post it here: I was very unimpressed with the film. It came across as a poorly done self-help video that was trying too hard to be trendy and appealing. […]