I finaled a Harvard . . . . .

. . . in OO

"But like usual, a supporting role captured the eyes of the audience. Jim's father (Alex Weisman) was outstanding. I loved every second he was on stage. His emotion and facial expressions only added to the character that he portrayed so brilliantly. one trait that Weisman had was inner monologue. You could literally tell what his character was ( Read more... )

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1. You here a phrase and can tell which musical it came from.
2. You hear a sentence in a song, and you can't help, but to sing the rest of the song.
3. You know all the dance steps.
4. You do all the Dance steps.
5. and sing, You don't care who sees you.
6. You tell your friends a sentence, and ask them which musical, act, scene, song, it came from and which ( Read more... )

So, now I have my official E-Mail Address that i will be using for the next four years. No more, temporary address.

To celebrate, please FLOOD my Inbox with e-mails. Send me anything, a hello, a funny story, or even a joke. But send it all to:

a-weisman@northwestern.edu!

You scored as Theater. You should be a Theater major! Like a bohemian actress, you are seasoned and confident and not afraid to express yourself!

Theater
100%
Psychology
92%
Philosophy
83%
Journalism
83%
Sociology
75%
Dance
75%
Art
67%
Engineering
67%
Mathematics
50%
English
50%
Linguistics
50%
Anthropology
42%
Biology
25%
Chemistry
8%
What is your Perfect Major?
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CRAZY FOR YOU made Mainstage! We will be performing it again at the state festival!

Theater I've Seen

Last year, i figured out Livejournal was a great way to keep track of all the theater i've seen this year. Each time i went to the theater, i would comment on a private entry with the date and title. In total, i went to the theater 40 times this year. That's a little more than three times a month. I must do more next year ( Read more... )

How odd it is to read a peice of paper and look at your whole life. Yet, that seems to be a running motif in my life in the past six months. My life on a peice of paper. For colleges, those stickly sticklers, we draft out our entire lives in terms of awards, activities, community service and jobs. We write an essay explaining what's most ( Read more... )