This week we had a lovely time in class admiring classic model work as well as an entirely baffling album of smallish dogs in parks. In any case, here's a recap for everyone.
Assignments:
Student Handbook Summary - please read the handbook given to all of you on the first day. You'll need to write up a one sentence summary for each section within it. THEN you'll need to set a goal for each section (i.e. how will you apply it, what will you do to use the advice given?) Type that all up and then email it Dean.
Reminders:
- Our program's travel agent is Julianne Zarbock (and no, she is not from outer space). If you have questions about finding flights to and from London she is the woman to find. We are all individually responsible for finding travel accommodations until the evening of the 24th of June.
- Could everyone please double check if they are financially up to date? It would be very embarrassing if we get to June and you still haven't paid for the program. And we would all laugh like this.
- Make sure you get your hot little hands on all 5 books mentioned in the 498 syllabus. Just in case any of you need a refresher:
- Mythologies by W.B. Yeats (FULL TEXT HERE)
- A Small Place by Jamaica Kincaid (FULL TEXT HERE)
- A Room of One's Own by Virginia Wolf (FULL TEXT HERE)
- Down and Out in Paris and London by George Orwell (FULL TEXT HERE)
- The Life of Pi by Yann Martel (FULL EBOOK)
- Yes, I did just find all of these books for you for free. You are welcome.
- SCHOLARSHIP INFO for MEDIA ARTS MAJORS
- London Media Arts Merit Scholarship - check out the TMA office, D-581, and find Renee, she'll have the paperwork for you. IT IS DUE FRIDAY, MARCH 14TH!! You might as well apply because...
Questions? Comments? Unmitigated social disasters? Shoot me or Dean or Jeff and email. THANKS!
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