October 30, 2009 – 4:05 PM
Students in the Wesleyan Preschool, mostly the children of Wes faculty, marched in an annual Halloween Parade earlier today which culminated at North College. Awww.
The lobsterchild pictured below is the son of film professor Scott Higgins.
Middletown kids also roamed the dorms yesterday afternoon, trick-or-treating for Halloween Halls.
Ah, the innocence of Halloweens past. An adorable contrast [...]
After releasing videos for a few less pervasive tracks from Oracular Spectacular over the past year, MGMT is finally out with one for “Kids”.
Directed by Ray Tintori ‘06, the video is a whole six minutes long and jumps between live action, puppets, and a psychedelic cartoon, with a narrative pitting a terrified toddler against a [...]
Everyday user-generated mundanity at My Life is Average, for anyone whose life is not totally fucked or rlly good.
Last mention of MGMT on Wesleying EVER. Weezer is still around doing things; here is Rivers Cuomo covering “Kids”, then Lady Gaga’s “Poker Face” at a live show:
Kanye Vision: behold the Internet as voice-of-our-generation Kanye West does. [...]
February 27, 2008 – 5:32 PM
Maybe it’s not immediately apparent to us high above the rest of the country in our ivory bubble here, but there’s a growing opinion that Bush’s No Child Left Behind Act has really helped America’s school-age kids only by lowering standards and basing curricula around a series of examination hoops to jump through.
This recent survey [...]
February 27, 2008 – 4:32 PM
If your parents were like mine and neglected to ever give you a straight up facts of life talk, your sex education probably consisted mostly of 7th grade health class, “special episodes” of your favorite shows in which someone gets molested by a creepy neighbor, and/or a lot of furtive time online. But chances [...]
February 27, 2008 – 4:32 PM
Maybe it’s not immediately apparent to us high above the rest of the country in our ivory bubble here, but there’s a growing opinion that Bush’s No Child Left Behind Act has really helped America’s school-age kids only by lowering standards and basing curricula around a series of examination hoops to jump through.
This recent survey [...]
February 27, 2008 – 3:32 PM
If your parents were like mine and neglected to ever give you a straight up facts of life talk, your sex education probably consisted mostly of 7th grade health class, “special episodes” of your favorite shows in which someone gets molested by a creepy neighbor, and/or a lot of furtive time online. But chances [...]