twelve days of gifmas. day four; your oc in another universe. ➣ max and clem. buzzfeed unsolved
starring ➣ max fraser and clementine burnell!

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twelve days of gifmas. day four; your oc in another universe. ➣ max and clem. buzzfeed unsolved
starring ➣ max fraser and clementine burnell!
i need all the details about your fear street ocs once you have it all sorted lmao
hsdfdsds okay so i have like... 3 things sorted out, but that's all i need right?
i have 4 main ocs at the moment, all existing in the same universe.
because reasons, they all fit a verse from the Sarah Fier rhyme.
max: these books say sarah fier could be resurrected
clem: that’s scientifically impossible
max: oh yeah, well what does science say about me?
clem: the science says you’re a bitch, and I agree
In the end, the lesson of the Progressive Era and for our own moment may be that progress and equality are anathema. Or rather, that the forces of progress will accept equality only if they can continue to keep their hands on the wheel, and that the drive towards ever greater profit leads, ineluctably, towards ever greater social inequality. “Equality,” then, becomes a lubricant in the machinery of capitalism the way a concept like “diversity” so often is—in limited doses, on their terms, to keep up appearances, but not at the expense of “the public interest” or the natural equilibrium. The only way to actually fix the schools, after all, is to put more money into them; the only way to put more money into them is to significantly increase the tax burden of the wealthy. And that, history tells us, often leads to a tale of two cities that ends at the barricades.
Max Fraser, in Dissent, reviewing the new book: Progressive Inequality: Rich and Poor in New York 1890-1920 (2014).
Film shines a light on Canada’s role in Second World War Italian campaign Looking over the history of the Second World War, we're drawn to certain high polish marks, like Normandy, that dominate our attention.
Joy of Living Project
Joy of Living is a charity project that unites over 100 leading lights in the design community to galvanise support for Maggie’s Cancer Caring Centres.
Design author Max Fraser has set the challenge to a cross-section of new and established UK designers to create a desirable artwork that expresses the Joy of Living – all starting from a simple sheet of A4 graph paper.
Design Crimes - Milliken, May 2011
The first Design Crimes hosted by Milliken who accommodated us and four very enthusiastic panelists chaired by the youthful Max Fraser:
Laura Jordan Bombach (ECD at LBi, now Dare Digital)
Thorsten van Elten (www.thorstenvanelten.com)
Vicky Richardson (Director of Architecture, Design, Fashion at the British Council)
Steve Price (Plan-B Studio)
The panel each shared five Design Crimes, with added audience participation made for a lively debate.