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Natasha, Neal and I headed to downtown Portsmouth to take photos. Tash was toting her Holga (an evidently "ghetto camera", to quote Tashi) for a class assignment in black and white photography. I brought my bad-ass Kodak Easyshare P850, which is way too good for me, and took a couple of snaps myself ( Read more... ) -
I'm still shaking (well, not really).
Did anyone else have a FREAKING HEART ATTACK by Abe's post on the LJ front page?
Oh my God. XD I didn't know what to do until I saw that it was an April Fool's joke. I'm so gullible (and so protective of the LiveJournal I know and love!) -
Bush at Correspondent's Dinner
He should have just gone into stand-up comedy! ;.;
"A year ago my approval rating was in the 30s, my nominee for the Supreme Court had just withdrawn, and my vice president had shot someone...
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I am on the dawn on finals week.
...And so, this will be brief. (Brevity: my most lacking quality ( Read more... ) -
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I'm finding it harder and harder to find time to construct actual entries for this thing, which is particularly sad since I have one or two unfinished entries that I regret will not be posted until finals week is over ( Read more... ) -
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Life's been great, as usual. A lot of my school hours (and a little bit of my play hours) have been taken up by two fascinating journalistic pieces that I've been writing. Actually, no, writing isn't the right word- I'm still transcribing the seperate interviews ( Read more... ) -
"Lesbos": childish insult, or an impressively classicist way to pay homage to Sappho?
I have an interview at Marlboro College tomorrow! I hope that my portfolio is half as killer as I think it is. (I have no experience with this sort of thing, you see ( Read more... ) -
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For the past couple of days, I've been pondering whether or not activism is futile without both radical and peaceful influences. The NAWSA and the National Womens' Party played on each other's weaknesses during the women's suffrage movement. The former stayed very neutral, never proposing that a federal female suffrage law be made. The NWP had much ( Read more... )
