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artiwu vol.2 #05 (Nov 2, 1999)
THREE MESSAGES
1. Bart, the art building ghost, stories
2. Bart likes the film loading booths to be clean
3. Re: Grad schools
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1.
Subject: bart
From: "Rachelle Street" <photochick20@hotmail.com>
Date: Tue, 26 Oct 1999 15:29:55 GMT
what is this? i never heard anything about a ghost living in the art building...what a bunch of hooey!
rachelle street
B-2-3
2nd Floor Flat
87 Buccleuch Street
Glasgow, G3 6QT
United Kingdom
011-44-0141-332-1590
photochick20@hotmail.com
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2.
Subject: Bart likes the film loading booths to be clean
From: "Matt Maldre" <matt@spudart.org>
Date: Sun, 30 Oct 1999 15:29:55 GMT
Bart likes to have the photo film loading rooms clean. TRUE STORY.
One night I entered one of the film loading chambers in the darkroom. The door closes behind me to create pure blindness. I NEATLY placed my scissors and easy-load plastic loaders on the counter, because it is total black darkness in those booths.
I popped open the film roll, and pulled out the long string of film. As I was cutting the edges, I unfortunately dropped the film onto the floor. "CRAP!" I muttered.
Opening the door to reveal light just wasn't an option, because that would expose the film. I go to the floor to feel around for the dropped film thinking it would be easy to find a long roll of opened film in the pitch black.
The quick-feel-patting-around couldn't find it. Now I figure it's time to look for it systematically. I started from one corner and patted up and down the floor in a row.
Encountering lots of other empty cases and general film junk covering the floor was time-consuming. But none of them were a long roll of film. I figure that I should just repeat my patting pattern.
Still no luck.
Okay, maybe this junk all over the floor is confusing me. I'll pick it up. I picked up each individual piece, inspected it, and neatly placed it on the shelf. My hands went through EVERY single piece of film crap on the floor. I still didn't find my roll. I should give up.
I'm really going crazy now. The pure blackness is driving my mind wack-o. Now I say out loud, "Okay, Bart, wouldn't it just be ironic if I cleaned up whole booth for you. And NOW you decide to give my roll of film back."
I continue to do the last pat-down of the whole clean floor. Sure enough, right in the middle of the floor is my roll of film! Bart stolen my film, so I would clean up the photo booth for him!
I'm quite serious when I say this: Bart hates the photo booths to be messy. So listen up students, and keep those photo booths clean or experience the wrath of Bart, the art building ghost.
(Don't even get me started on Bart and the design lab...)
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3.
Subject: Re: Grad schools
From: Tfar786@aol.com
Date: Fri, 29 Oct 1999 14:19:58 EDT
Grad schools! SO confusing.
This is a good website to begin your search
http://www.usnews.com/usnews/edu/beyond/bcrank.htm
Rankings Fine Arts - Master of Fine Arts (1997)
Rank/School Average reputation score (5= highest)
1. School of the Art Institute of Chicago
4.5
2. Rhode Island School of Design
4.4
2. Yale University (CT)
4.4
4. Cranbrook Academy of Art (MI)
4.3
5. Alfred University (NY)
4.1
6. California Institute of the Arts
3.9
6. Carnegie Mellon University (PA)
3.9
6. Indiana University--Bloomington
3.9
6. University of Iowa
3.9
10. Art Center College of Design (CA)
3.8
10. California College of Arts and Crafts
3.8
10. Maryland Institute College of Art
3.8
10. San Francisco Art Institute
3.8
10. School of Visual Arts (NY)
3.8
10. Temple University (PA)
3.8
10. University of California--Davis
3.8
10. University of Illinois--Urbana-Champaign
3.8
10. University of Texas--Austin
3.8
19. Claremont Graduate School (CA)
3.7
19. Pratt Institute (NY)
3.7
19. Rochester Institute of Technology (NY)
3.7
19. University of California--Los Angeles
3.7
19. University of New Mexico
3.7
19. University of Wisconsin--Madison
3.7
19. Virginia Commonwealth University
3.7
26. Syracuse University (NY)
3.6
26. University of Michigan--Ann Arbor
3.6
26. Washington University (MO)
3.6
29. Massachusetts College of Art
3.5
29. Ohio State University
3.5
29. Otis College of Art & Design (CA)
3.5
29. Rutgers--New Brunswick (NJ)
3.5
29. University of California--Berkeley
3.5
29. University of the Arts (PA)
3.5
35. Bard College (NY)
3.4
35. CUNY--Hunter College
3.4
35. New School for Social Research--Parsons (NY)
3.4
35. School of the Museum of Fine Arts (MA)
3.4
35. Southern Illinois University--Carbondale
3.4
35. Stanford University (CA)
3.4
35. University of California--San Diego
3.4
35. University of Georgia
3.4
35. University of Kansas
3.4
35. University of North Carolina--Chapel Hill
3.4
45. Arizona State University
3.3
45. Cornell University (NY)
3.3
45. Mills College (CA)
3.3
45. Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
3.3
45. Penn State University--University Park
3.3
45. SUNY--Purchase
3.3
45. University of Arizona
3.3
45. University of California--Irvine
3.3
45. University of Colorado--Boulder
3.3
45. University of Florida
3.3
55. California State University--Long Beach
3.2
55. Florida State University
3.2
55. Ohio University
3.2
55. San Diego State University
3.2
55. San Jose State University (CA)
3.2
55. SUNY--Stony Brook
3.2
55. University of California--Santa Barbara
3.2
55. University of Illinois--Chicago
3.2
55. University of Massachusetts--Amherst
3.2
55. University of Minnesota--Twin Cities
3.2
55. University of Pennsylvania
3.2
55. University of Tennessee--Knoxville
3.2
67. Boston University
3.1
67. CUNY--Queens
3.1
67. San Francisco State University
3.1
67. SUNY--New Paltz
3.1
67. Tufts University (MA)
3.1
67. University of Chicago
3.1
67. University of Cincinnati
3.1
67. University of North Texas
3.1
67. University of South Florida
3.1
67. University of Southern California
3.1
67. University of Texas--San Antonio
3.1
67. University of Wisconsin--Milwaukee
3.1
67. Washington State University
3.1
80. California State University--Los Angeles
3.0
80. CUNY--Brooklyn College
3.0
80. CUNY--City College
3.0
80. Louisiana State University and A&M College
3.0
80. Northwestern University (IL)
3.0
80. Southern Methodist University (TX)
3.0
80. SUNY--Buffalo
3.0
80. University of Maryland--College Park
3.0
80. University of Oregon
3.0
89. Bennington College (VT)
2.9
89. Illinois State University
2.9
89. Kent State University (OH)
2.9
89. Michigan State University
2.9
89. Northern Illinois University
2.9
89. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (NY)
2.9
89. SUNY--Albany
2.9
89. University of Delaware
2.9
89. University of Hawaii--Manoa
2.9
89. University of Nebraska--Lincoln
2.9
89. University of Utah
2.9
89. Wayne State University (MI)
2.9
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