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Sports Celebration - Being Viewed

christopherharrison9_2 — 2024-03-13 12:51:59 UTC

In this photo, #23 is being viewed after scoring a goal and celebrating towards the student section.

Viewing

jacobleibowitz3 — 2024-03-13 13:01:10 UTC

In This photo the student section is viewing the football team.

Post Grad Life - being viewed

christopherharrison9_2 — 2024-03-13 13:03:39 UTC

After college, students from New Canaan High (and all high schools) are constantly viewed and judged on how their life turned out, what job they have now, how much money they make, where they live, if they are married or not, etc.

High School Parking Lot - Being Viewed

christopherharrison9_2 — 2024-03-13 13:06:24 UTC

In the high school parking lot (especially New Canaan High School) a jeep or similar car is very much the "status-quo" and students are viewed by what car they drive, and think that people are judging them off what car they bring to school.

Walking up the stairs- Being Viewed

jackjensen2_2 — 2024-03-13 13:10:02 UTC

A High School student walks up the cafeteria stairs as he darts off to his next class.

What does it mean to be viewed?

christopherharrison9_2 — 2024-03-13 13:10:17 UTC

Being viewed means to be on display and have people looking at you, judging you off your actions or possessions. For example, hanging out with your friends at a resturant in town, and someone sees you, you are being viewed. Another example could be if a student is playing a sport and has a game against a weaker opponent, and the student section thinks it should be an easy win, and expects you to score a goal. You are being viewed and judged based on your actions.

What does it mean to view?

christopherharrison9_2 — 2024-03-13 13:12:55 UTC

Viewing means to look at others and judge them off what you see. For example, going to a sporting event and judging players based off of how they play. Another example of viewing is to be sitting in a busy coffee shop in which people are constantly coming and going and judging people based off what you see and what they do. Even if one tries to not judge others, it is the brain's natural reaction to judge people based on how they look and act.

Walking through the cafeteria-Being Viewed

jackjensen2_2 — 2024-03-15 17:10:53 UTC

A Student walks through the cafeteria as he looks for a place to sit down, feeling the gaze of others.