Zombie Art Collective sponsors face painting and mask making for Halloween!
Date: Thursday, 10/30 (TODAY!)
Time: 7-9
Location: Olin steps
Date: Friday, 10/31
Time: 12:30-1:30
Location: Usdan main floor tables
Free! Quick! Stop by!
Come to a sculpey session today at 8 in the UOC (University Organizing Center, between Beta and Eclectic). The workshop is sponsored by the Zombie Art Collective so there's no fee.
Event: sculpey time
Date: 10/23
Time: 8 pm
Location: UOC (190 High St)
Okay, so this post probably won't make sense to you if you haven't seen the CW's Gossip Girl. In fact, you might be a better person if this post doesn't make sense to you.
Comments on Gawker post about the October 3rd episode of Gossip Girl:
Ever needed to make Samurai armor for under $50 for every day use? Yes? (I mean, who hasn't at Wesleyan, right?)
Are you sad? I'm sad. It's all over. I know how it ends. I know what happens. And granted, while I should be (and am) reading other, arguably more important things, I still don't feel comfortable with the empty fantasy void that Harry Potter used to fill. Thus, I've already turned onto a new series which, conveniently, is being released as a major film later this year (I really like reading a book before the movie comes out because otherwise I can't get the actors out of my head while reading it...like my Ron looked a helluva lot different than the Rupert Grint, for example).
His Dark Materials is a series that has been recommended to me near since birth because of the incessant insistence of my hometown best friend, who, if I were to rank her obsessions, it would be as follows: 1. Lord of the Rings, 2. Harry Potter, 3. Dragons, 4. Baking cookies, 5. Cigarettes and 6. His Dark Materials. Seeing as I don't smoke, my choice seems obvious.
His Dark Materials Trilogy - This three-part series includes: The Golden Compass, The Subtle Knife, and The Amber Spyglass. The Golden Compass, starring Nicole Kidman, will be released in December. From the Amazon review: "In the epic trilogy His Dark Materials, Philip Pullman unlocks the door to worlds parallel to our own. Dæmons and winged creatures live side by side with humans, and a mysterious entity called Dust just might have the power to unite the universes--if it isn't destroyed first."
But some other books that I recommend for Post-Harry Rehab:
by C.S. Lewis (film, among many, and Disney is filming two more)
by Neil Gaiman (Movie starring starring Robert De Niro, Michelle Pfeiffer and an incredibly creepy looking Claire Danes comes out next month!)
by Eoin ColferKill Bill:
Austin Powers:
2001:
Evil Villain:
CSI:
Star Wars:
Original clip: here
Remember, summer is only a week away! In the meantime, you could be thinking about all the things you could be doing right now instead of, like, reading Durkheim.
