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Re: Degas, Gauguin and the Theme of Isolation in Impressionist and Post-Impressionist Art

TOH Kim Hsiang Jason AB'01.5 — Mon, 29 Apr 2013 02:10:54 -0000

and.. 'do' your M.F.A please because a lot of Artists are [scared shitless for no rhyme or reason] when I harbored this thought of 'going' to Yale School of Art.

Re: Degas, Gauguin and the Theme of Isolation in Impressionist and Post-Impressionist Art

TOH Kim Hsiang Jason AB '01.5 — Mon, 29 Apr 2013 02:06:18 -0000

I hope you went to the Slade School of Fine Art rather than take another MA at the History of Art department at UCL, the _global_ University situated in the City (meaning: the Wall Street) of London. And, during my time, another B.A., (honours) from Magdalen ('moaning lane') College, cantab., coupled mechanically-speaking to my exclusive Magna cum laude from Middlebury College could have made it possible for me to start with a Porter bag at Christie's and, most likely would not get a Specialist who told me I dressed like an 'uncle' and not vivacious enough to differentiate myself with the other uber-talking Specialists, until I flash my credentials as Midd-Cam. Or, Midd French + Art [criticism [with a hug]] + History :-) Met a long-time faculty from UCL whom I was introduced by my former Director at the National Museum of Singapore [history] and she gave me a dirty-look when I haven't gone gallivanting in London for a long-time. So, I've been very curious if it was a junior from my alma mater or, an elementary school-chum from Home that parlayed 'muchos' with her son who has an interest in historical drawings of birds [and bees]. Maybe back then, I should have took another bus and went across to Oxford Ruskin to get a second opinion on my flat drawings and senior study without the ventilating system placed on-top of the building structure (see below) and blame it all on my teacher's pretty girlfriend with a teenage son who wanted to move to Hawaii because she has an island all unto her own family, from Del[aware] perhaps quite likely. I should have written back to Mr Croft or Mr Andres to say how miserable I was when I came home to serve the remaining of months owed to the military. Now, 11 years past like a mare galloping gone with the wind speed-[as if quite] like [it literally speaking], I co-read [open inverted commas] Colossus [close inverted commas] and [open inverted commas] PRINCIPLES OF ART HISTORY[close inverted commas] by Penguin Books and Dover Publications in my room two-thirds the size of my last room at the New dorms. I can purchase myself a house with some land in Pennsylvania but let's see what reply I receive after I write back to negotiate by plying for more work to do besides reading student applications from foreign countries and giving them the [cover] looks like a Bowdoin and Macalester mom and dad. Please, go to the Slade or Ruskin (i know roughly about the Russian connection) but, ask your parents to be truthful about family history and don't make the same mistakes I made and still, everyone who knew, just kept quiet, except One who asked one question and I met four times in 30+ years. Luckily, there is a college president who is a trained art historian but from a University claiming first rights as the Research University of America.

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Re: Why the U.S. No Longer Leads in Environmental Policy

Profscorse — Sat, 26 May 2012 16:21:52 -0000

Hi Erin- only 4 months later but wanted to say thanks for the kind words!! We can definitely get things together and my hope lies with the amazing students at Middlebury and MIIS.

Jason

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imcbridemidd — Fri, 10 Feb 2012 10:34:40 -0000

Comments on MiddLab are now using the Disqus Commenting System.

Re: Why the U.S. No Longer Leads in Environmental Policy

Erin — Sat, 14 Jan 2012 00:45:11 -0000

Wonderful lecture, Dr. Scorse! Though we are in very difficult times, hearing you speak gives me a lot of hope! :)

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Trouwringen Goedkoop — Thu, 14 Jul 2011 11:18:08 -0000

Hmm, I wish my university had something similar to MiddLab.

Re: Middlebury Solar Decathlon: Students Design and Build a Solar-powered Farmhouse for the 21st Century

imcbridemidd — Fri, 17 Jun 2011 14:05:43 -0000

You can find more diagrams of the house at the Solar Decathlon project site and be sure to follow their blog and twitter account for more updates!

Re: Middlebury Solar Decathlon: Students Design and Build a Solar-powered Farmhouse for the 21st Century

Greenfingered Design — Fri, 17 Jun 2011 10:55:31 -0000

This is a superb project, well executed. Do you have more images and diagams of the farmhouse?

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Running to Middlebury — Mon, 06 Jun 2011 21:33:39 -0000

I have to say the College has grown an awful lot since I was there in the 70's. I still miss that area- absolutely beautiful!

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Roger Bailey — Fri, 03 Jun 2011 13:10:19 -0000

This would have come in useful when I was at university. Back in those days though we still had B&W television so the internet was while off.

Thanks.

Re: Building a Laser Harp

Peter Leighton Huffman — Thu, 19 May 2011 02:37:13 -0000

Dear Hannah,

This is quite an amazing project. I look forward to seeing it myself.

Peter

Re: Poverty Alleviation North and South of the Himalayas: Why has China Alleviated More Poverty than India?

Tara — Fri, 29 Apr 2011 01:55:37 -0000

Good one Ruchi!

Re: Made in Tianguis: Informal Commerce in Guadalajara, Mexico

imcbridemidd — Mon, 21 Mar 2011 12:53:44 -0000

Great suggestion! I've added that to the list of categories for this project. As one of the project authors, you can also log into this blog and make changes to this post if there are other things you'd like to improve.

Re: Made in Tianguis: Informal Commerce in Guadalajara, Mexico

J.P. Allen — Mon, 21 Mar 2011 06:03:06 -0000

I would've added a "geography" tag, too. This project was strongly informed by geographic ways of thinking.