look at this class! robots!

ARTS 141 (241)
Constructing the Technological "Other" ( 1 )
Humans, in our search for understanding, have constructed models of ourselves throughout history. Mechanical, figurative, responsive, and problem-solving, these models take on previously unimagined possibilities as they incorporate new technologies. This ( Read more... )

I finished my Mills application today and I'm sending it out this afternoon. I really hope this works out. if it does, I can start school as soon as late August. If I can't live in th co-ops in Berkeley, I can hopefully live on campus at Mills. I'm excited! I can't wait to start school again; I really want to reclaim my role as good student. I ( Read more... )

I just returned yesterday from an amazing trip to Berkeley/San Francisco. i had a fabulous last weekend with Ken before his summer school session, and i was re-united with Kunal, my um, ffal,ksh from a few years back. A few of the other highlights ( Read more... )

today i was an extra in a movie!

I'm on a roll! I've decided, in the last day and a half, to throw myselsf into my new gaol of attending Mills College. what quality service they provide! the admitssions office answers questions promptly and personally, and they really seem to care aboput their students. Nex week is "Transfer Week" and i think i can fly up there and still apply for ( Read more... )

i had a powerful realization last night when i was um, extremely high ( Read more... )

Ken and I are going to see Funkstorung on Tuesday night. anyone want to come?

and...crash.

so much for that.

new plan: transfer to UC Santa Cruz

or not. barnard was a pretty damn nice place.

i just don't know if my family will let me go back...

though granted, my spontaneous great ideas sometimes don't last too long, my latest one is to transfer from Barnard to Mills College in Oakland. that way, I can still attend an excellent women's college, be close enough to home that I can fly home every few weekends if need be, and be close to the resources and social aspects (ie: Ken) of Berkeley ( Read more... )