On Monday, I had the joy of talking with Selene Yang, a senior majoring in Biopsychology, Cognition, and Neuroscience with a minor in Creative Writing. It was one of those long conversations where we got carried away and explored some unexpected topics, so I’m splitting this interview up into two parts. This week is about Selene and her personal journey with creative writing. Next week, we discuss “Writing Twitter.” Stay tuned.
Hey! This one’s a little short and simple, I wanted to try my hand at making some goofy lil’ platonic post-Valentine’s day cards. Platonic love is super important and for the single people out there (including me, hi hello), Valentine’s day can be a tough holiday to get through especially when the holiday’s emphasis is on celebrating romantic relationships. Anyway!!! I love my friends deerly. Tell a pal you care.
If you missed part 1, you can see it in last Friday’s post! Happy Valentine’s Day!
That feel when you live in a house of 17th century Austrian dandies. Anyway, “What We Do In The Shadows” is a perfect movie.
(Also this title is a lot more serious than I wanted it to be lol…)
Part 2 coming next Friday!
This week, I talked (on the bus) with Ophelia Deng, a senior in both International Studies and Art & Design.We talked about the main skill Stamps teaches – whether it intends to or not – which is self-sufficiency.
As a Stamps student myself, it was nice to discuss career prep for aspiring artists with someone going through the same educational experience. It’s oddly comforting to hear that a talented graduating senior feels just as frustrated and unprepared as I do. It makes it seem okay that I don’t really know what I’m doing.
