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Niamh & Josh - Character Study
Camile & Ryan - Duet
Tessa - Character Study
Complicated Business
Sophia, Ale, & Kiana
Jeremy & Chloe
Lizzie, Emily, & Chloe
Nicola & Ariel
Cut back to Niamh & Josh
The World is Too Much With Us
Worrying
Adrianos & Chloe
Josh & Hannah
Burple Bappee
Cut back to Niamh & Josh - Conclusion

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1. I really enjoyed being assigned a song and a title and building something from that! The character aspect was really cool to work with but I feel like that process of creation could be applied to many types of pieces.
2. Joey and Sophia's chair duet.
3. Whatever song Chloe, Jeremy, and Ariel used for their Master's Remix (I can't remember the name)
4. The relay exercise we did during the first class. I have no idea how this could work but I'm honestly suggesting it to see if anyone else could figure it out.
5. Burple Bapey.

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Dreams I've Had:
I was a contestant on America's Got Talent.
I was back at the summer camp I went to for years when I was younger.
this song
Reconnecting with someone I haven't seen in years.

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Wow this is so hard! After thinking about it for a while, I think I've settled on Pam from the TV show The Office. Yes, it's quite basic and predictable, but I've determined that's okay. The Office is one of my favorite television shows, I always end up coming back to it time and time again. As great as the other characters in the show are (Dwight was a close second), I remember watching Pam for the first time and relating a lot to her personality and view on the world. Her growth throughout the show is shown in such subtle and revealing ways, and it's always been fascinating and uplifting to watch, whether it's the first time watching or the fourth time. The show does such a good job at showing the beauty in simplicity, and especially Pam's simple acts of bravery as she figures out what she wants from life.

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Last night I was on a video call with my friends from Muhlenberg, and we realized we could use the screen sharing option in Zoom to play JackBox games (they're virtual party games, we play them quite frequently at school). It was comforting to find out we could still have little bits of normalcy, even if the format has changed.

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My mom and her job is something specific that's worrying me right now. She works in a public high school as the Business Administrator and hols the same position in the district's elementary school (both of them being the schools I attended. She worked there while I was there as a student too). She has to go into work every day despite this crisis, as she is figuring out this mess of online schooling from the other end of the spectrum. It's a little worrying she has to leave the house to spend hours in two different school buildings, surrounded by other people.

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This image lines up the bottom line with the horizon line, and the main focus of the picture is actually everywhere but the exact center of the grid.

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During one of the first days of Creativity and Collaboration, we watched the video of this dance performance. It was entertaining to simply view, but after we were asked to think more critically about the setting and plot line of the piece, I realized I was more confused by the art than I originally thought.

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VOLLMOND (LUNA LLENA) UNA PIEZA DE PINA BAUSCH

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I chose to listen to Kind of Blue while I worked on some homework and tasks I needed to finish, and I overall found the album to be very calming and relaxing. This effect is intriguing to me, since I associate improvisation with tension and high stress. But each song and the way the music moved felt incredibly natural. There were moments in each song, breaks in the music were it felt like the artists were stalling for someone to solo, or to determine the next move of the piece. But it was never uncomfortable, it was just a natural breath. I'm also curious about how names for each piece were chosen. Was the name picked by a collaborative process between all the musicians involved? Each name seemed to fit the vibe of the song, especially "So What" and "Blue in Green". I'm interested to know how these names were picked since the piece was entirely improvised.

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George: It's not to deep but, you are going to need a couple of stitches. Hannah, uh is there someone you'd like me to call? Family or maybe friends?
Hannah: No. ... That doctor ...
George: Dr. Grey. Meredith.
Hannah: Is she?
George: She's still there.
Hannah: So she's still alive.
George: She's alive.
Hannah: She's still alive.
George: Dr. Milton shouldn't have left you. He's a coward.
Hannah: I'm a coward.
George: No.
Hannah: I ran away. ... You think you're going to be different. You think you're gonna be the kind of person who stays and does something. You know a good man in a storm. I'm a paramedic. I'm supposed to stay and do something. I'm not supposed to run away. I'm not supposed to hide under the stairs cause I left two people to die. I'm supposed to stay and do something. I ran away.

I only watched 4 seasons of Grey's Anatomy, but out of all that I watched, this is the wildest episode. It made me sob the first time I saw it and probably still could if I watched it again. It was really difficult to pick only one scene from this episode, but I decided on this moment right before the climax. Hannah is a paramedic that, while treating a patient in the ambulance, found a bomb lodged in their body and couldn't move her hand out of fear the bomb would detonate. When the ambulance arrives at the hospital and the whole building is put on red alert, she panics and runs away. Meredith quickly reacts and puts her own hand where Hannah's used to be to prevent the bomb from moving. The whole episode is so tense and nerve wracking, but this scene is a very human moment for the character the audience should be angry at.

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Runaway Baby - Bruno Mars
This is one of my favorite songs to play while driving in a car with other people. It's such a catchy songs and so easy to dance to, it elevates the mood so quickly.

So I Don't Let Me Down - Clinton Kane
This song is so heartfelt and emotional, and the minimal accompaniment to the vocals emphasizes that quality. The melody is jumpy and light compared to the heavy lyrics, which I find is a cool contrast.

Harvard - Laundry Day
I picked Harvard because I haven't heard many other pieces of music that has the same overall vibe as this song. It has an angrier tone than the other two songs on the playlist, which makes it a good pump up song, but in a different way than Runaway Baby.

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Something that never fails to make me laugh is the HBO show Last Week Tonight. I started watching it during my freshman year of high school, and it slowly became a tradition to watch it every Sunday with my parents. I love political comedy and each episode is even crazier than the last one.

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Breaking news on a weekly basis. Sundays at 11PM - only on HBO. Subscribe to the Last Week Tonight channel for the latest videos from John Oliver and the LWT team.

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After watching "Tower 7" by Heidi Cruz-Austin at Master Choreographers, my group chose a specific image of multiple dancers leaning over each other and shuffling across the stage with their hands making binoculars around their eyes. It was a motion that was repeated multiple times throughout the piece, and it truly emphasized the overall theme of watching from afar (hence the wings attached to the costume, to represent a "bird's eye view").

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'“Craig, why’d you hang up on me?”...

“Ah ... I thought I was in trouble. I thought I was being expelled. You called me, you know, in the hospital.”

“Craig, I called you because I got a message from one of our teachers. I just wanted to tell you that you have the school’s full support in everything you’re going through and that we’re more than willing to have your semester repeated, or given over the summer, or for work to be provided for you where you are now, if you should miss enough days to warrant that.”

“Oh.”

“We don’t pass judgment on our students for being in the hospital, my goodness, Craig.”'

This is a section of text from the book It's Kind of a Funny Story by Ned Vizzini. It's a phone conversation between Craig, the main character of the novel who has been admitted to a mental hospital for depression, and his high school's principal. Craig goes to an extremely high pressure academic high school, so he was terrified he was being expelled for missing school for such a long amount of time. This conversation is interesting to me because of the subdued reaction, but when you know the wider context of the story, this puts an end to countless hours of panicking for Craig.

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I chose to add the song "Run for Cover" by The Killers to the up tempo songs playlist. It's one of my favorite songs, it's energizing and also has a interesting message behind the lyrics.

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We are yet to be put in motion;

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The poem itself is beautiful, it has very powerful imagery and is extremely well written. But the main reason I chose this poem because it feels like a time traveler wrote on events they watched happen in the present day. It's crazy to think this was written before the 20th century and how accurate Wordsworth's warning ended up proving to be.

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The World Is Too Much With Us by William... | Poetry Foundation

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The world is too much with us; late and soon,