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#2976

lalala...any good songs about Friday nights?

Posted: 11/19/04 at 11:31pm

You're in luck! A Clockwork Orange is a classic.

#2977

lalala...any good songs about Friday nights?

Posted: 11/19/04 at 11:33pm

Exactly. That's why I picked it up to begin with. I also want to read Lord of the Flies and re-read Brave New World. (I'm a nerd - NOW you see why IB was so fantastic for me??)

"It's not always about you!!!" (But if you think I'm referring to you anyway, then I probably am.)

"Good luck returning my ass!" - Wilhemina Slater

"This is my breakfast, lunch and f***ing dinner right here. I'm not even f***in' joking." - Colin Farrell

#2978

nope

Posted: 11/19/04 at 11:37pm

Dorks together. I actually want to do it now.

#2979

nope

Posted: 11/19/04 at 11:42pm

Dorks a feather flock together! Trust me, if you'd rather read books like this than Cosmo magazine (not that there's anything wrong with Cosmo! At all!), IB will be a dream for you. You get to analyze books and prose, poetry, etc. to DEATH but it's great.

#2980

nope

Posted: 11/19/04 at 11:49pm

Yay! I love analyzing, I do way too much of it anyway.

I get the girly magazines, I read the makeup tips, laugh at whatever celebrity is on the cover, then take them in for art class to get pictures to draw.

#2981

nope

Posted: 11/19/04 at 11:51pm

Hello all! I'm back.

The only magazines I read are Entertainment Weekly and Premiere, and I find myself not being interested in them as much anymore.

#2982

nope

Posted: 11/19/04 at 11:52pm

Magazines are kinda dull. I do like the pictures though, great for drawing.

#2983

nope

Posted: 11/19/04 at 11:56pm

Yep, I'm a subscriber to EW and I buy Premiere every month. I wish I still had my ShowPeople subscription though.

#2984

nope

Posted: 11/20/04 at 12:00am

Are there any broadway magazines still around?

#2985

nope

Posted: 11/20/04 at 12:04am

ShowPeople is a 4 issue/year magazine that I really like.

#2986

nope

Posted: 11/20/04 at 12:05am

What kind of things are in it? Is there a website? *goes off to google*

#2987

nope

Posted: 11/20/04 at 12:08am

The website kinda sucks. No real information. Basically think of Premiere magazine, but with theatre. It has, you know, interviews with actors, reviews of shows, articles, gossip, party photos, and it's Vanity Fair-ish in the sense that the featured actors model hot clothes to publicizeexpensive designers with thousand dollar dresses (the Wicked photo shoot comes to mind). And Hugh Jackman has a damn hot cover.

#2988

nope

Posted: 11/20/04 at 12:13am

Hmmmm. Like a gossip magazine for broadway folks.

Can I threadjack and ask if Adam ever gets metioned?

#2989

nope

Posted: 11/20/04 at 12:14am

Tiff... were you or are you in International Baccalaureate?

A classic is something that everybody wants to have read and nobody wants to read - Mark Twain

#2990

nope

Posted: 11/20/04 at 12:31am

I'm an IB grad, and very glad that I did it. You?

#2991

nope

Posted: 11/20/04 at 12:32am

Awesome! Yes, I am.

A classic is something that everybody wants to have read and nobody wants to read - Mark Twain

#2992

nope

Posted: 11/20/04 at 12:34am

Diploma or certificate?

#2993

IB club

Posted: 11/20/04 at 12:34am

Coolie! I'm doing it next year. Advice?

#2994

IB club

Posted: 11/20/04 at 12:35am

Oh I'm not done yet. Did you have to do a certain Enemy of the People Project?

A classic is something that everybody wants to have read and nobody wants to read - Mark Twain

#2995

IB club

Posted: 11/20/04 at 12:37am

What subject is that? For final projects, I had to do 2 world lit in english, an extended essay (i did it in history), a big math project, a big theatre project....

#2996

IB club

Posted: 11/20/04 at 12:39am

It's a paper for both an English and History grade... grrr, it's very annoying

A classic is something that everybody wants to have read and nobody wants to read - Mark Twain

#2997

IB club

Posted: 11/20/04 at 12:40am

Sounds scary...

#2998

IB club

Posted: 11/20/04 at 12:41am

Yes, and as a professional procrastinator it is especially frustrating.

A classic is something that everybody wants to have read and nobody wants to read - Mark Twain

#2999

IB club

Posted: 11/20/04 at 12:42am

Procrastination is good. I always do better if I'm under pressure at the last minute.

#3000

IB club

Posted: 11/20/04 at 12:42am

Seriously, I wouldn't say IB was fun, but it was really rewarding and it helped me a LOT (especially to prep myself for the college work load). The extended essay was the first time I pulled an all-nighter, and THAT really got me ready for college! (I started researching and writing it a few days before it was due and got 3 points out of 3!)

Are you graduating this year from it, Nina?

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