Posts tagged janiele
Hey dancers and fans of dance check out this piece titled Limit of a Sequence. It was choreographed by my friend Ruth N. ‘11 last year with music by the inimitable Ethan W. ‘12.
Performed by: Lydia C. ‘12, Ruth N. ‘11, Anna R. ‘13, Hannah Simmons ‘13
Check out this video my friend Becky ‘12 made last year about finals. It still rings true this year, even more so as a senior.
Check out this trailer for Colin ‘12 and Dee’s ‘12 senior work in video. Their planning on screening the film at midnight on Monday in Kinoteca our mini theatre space.
Making apple pie on a Sunday afternoon for our housekeeper Paul to show him how much we appreciate him
The Townhouse in their Sunday best outside the townhouse in North Bennington.
fyi: The Townhouse is an off-campus co-op you can apply to live in as a sophomore.
photo by India K.
Intersection: Art and Physics
Trying to help my friend construct a sculpture earlier this month pushed me into foreign territory. I found myself wishing that I knew more about physics. It didn’t help when I looked around and saw this:
A creation by Chendru Starkloff who is using his understanding of physics and tapping in to professors here to make some really interesting work.
The assignment for the Intro to Sculpture class was to create a sculpture that captures a movement you do everyday. His action: mounting his bike.
This is the most beautiful thing to see on a Sunday Night. Amelia’s advanced work involves the making of medicinal soups. Today she made a few varieties from her cookbook for a soup-centric photo shoot and we got to enjoy the fruits of her labour. soup Soup SOUP SOUP SOOOOOOOOOOUUUUUUUUUUUPP!! Soup Drunk!
-Janiele
Today is the day bacon lovers across campus have been waiting for. The Sun is out and the pig will be on the lawn in 4 hours.
Photo by Mike G. ‘14
What happens at Sunfest, ends up on this blog.
I see you
The Co-op makes a triumphant debut at Sunfest: Cart, treats and beverages made from scratch
The Bennington Sustainable Food Project is cooking up a storm in the kitchen in preparation for the Co-op’s debut at Sunfest tomorrow.
International Studies: Take your pick. How would you put it together?
ps. This is by no means an exhaustive list, every term you’ll have more than 200 classes to choose from.
International Studies encompasses a wide range of things. What your curriculum can look like depends on how you approach it. This is a mock-up of some of the possibilities. (Pardon my bad handwriting)
Most students here will organize their work around a central theme so if within International studies you were really interested in the way America interacts with the world you might be inclined to take Anthropology, Film, Politics and Social Psychology classes that’ll allow you to examine that interaction from different perspectives.
Studying International Relations (read communication between sovereign states) with a special interest in developing countries and Japan has led me to take a lot of Politics classes and draw more broadly from the social science curriculum and foreign language study. If you’d like to speak a little more about the specifics of your interest and how that might play out at Bennington, shoot me an e-mail at janieles@bennington.edu
-Janiele ‘12
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