Sep 11, 2020
the way there's a video of me loudly singing/rapping wap while everyone in my class watches and claps is beyond embarrassing maybe because i only had 2 ciders but definitely because i'm white, 17 and lesbian
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the way there's a video of me loudly singing/rapping wap while everyone in my class watches and claps is beyond embarrassing maybe because i only had 2 ciders but definitely because i'm white, 17 and lesbian
do you know what holic lacks it lacks school time
Teachers: Are you tired of that same museum trip every year? Take your class off campus and let Peak handle the details.
I’m pretty sure my Grade 10 year was an overall fever dream. There were so many things that went wrong that year.
- On a trip, my cabin woke up early to surprise our teacher and while everyone danced around the room in their weirdest clothes, I bobbed my head in the center with a leopard hat on and a flashlight in my mouth
- That same trip, the kid I shared the bed with for the evening tugged the blankets away from me so I wrestled the kid and threw them off the bed, forcing them to sleep on the floor. Their payback was not waking me up in the morning, causing me to be late for the bus and not getting breakfast
- My teacher told us about how he was a hot yoga instructor and a pizza delivery guy, gave us a 20 page essay on how Jesus Christ was a zombie, and wore Hello Kitty Band Aids every single day the entire year
- We did a mock trial and had a real judge come in but none of us knew what we were doing, as we never learned about objections and the victim forgot to memorize her story. Adding to the mess, our teacher invited the principal. To make it worse, instead of saying HMV store, a kid said HIV store and the principal completely lost it. The judge had to take a minor break before coming back and continuing
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Ciao for now....
by Xavier Eang Lee
Rome? Paris? Barcelona? Amsterdam? Where will we go this weekend? Traveling from country to country in Europe is a piece of cake. In under three hours one could be in a completely different place, so deciding where to go for our second weekend was not as easy. Most Study Abroad students take the opportunity to see other places on the weekend, as our classes have off on Fridays -- we can even leave on Thursday afternoon to spend an extra full day having new adventures.
My friends and I first thought about Rome, which was a must for any trip to Italy. Many of my classmates traveled together to Italy’s capital this weekend. I mean who wouldn’t want to meet an Italian hottie and become an international pop sensation (shout out to the Lizzy Mcguire movie, “Sing to me Paolo!”). But we decided to go against the common consensus and choose another place.
Paris and Barcelona came briefly to mind because both are the most iconic cities in Europe and we were so close to booking tickets, until my roommate mentioned Amsterdam. Amsterdam is a city I have always wanted to visit for many reasons. On our flight from JFK to Venice, we had a layover in Amsterdam and all I wanted to do was leave the airport and look around, but alas we couldn’t, not enough time. After hours of contemplating several of us went ahead and booked a flight to Amsterdam for the weekend. Ciao for now Italy, I’ll be back to see your beautiful self soon.
HISTORY COMES ALIVE
Professor Stanislao Pugliese (History) makes sure his students see many historical Venetian sights as they travel this city to explore together -- here are Jessica Reynolds, Shannon Mitchell, Kaitty Gorsky, Taylor Muller, Robert Hess, and Justin Kadan at St.Mark’s Cathedral and on the roof of the Cathedral, at La Fenice Opera House, at Scala del Bovolo, and at the chic Cafe Florian, as Venetian history comes alive!
A SPECIAL TREAT
On Thursday, Professors Maria Fixell (Italian) and Pellegrino D’Acierno (Comp Lit) invited their students to a special lunch at Al Bacareto, an osteria that serves amazing cicchetti (similar to tapas or mezzo). Artichokes, shrimp, polpetti, arancini, zucchini -- tutti DELIZIOSI!