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“The incident at Tower 37″: Wonderful film making, and amazing student work
“The incident at Tower 37″ is a wonderful example of the splendid student work we saw when Tom and I visited Hampshire College last month. Great animation and storytelling, and highly recommended. Continue reading
Posted in Art, Computing, Education, Films, Video
Tagged academia, animated shorts, Chris Perry, college, demo, demo reel, film, Hampshire College, pixar, school, student animation, student films, Tom, Video
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Massive road trip, days 7-11
Day 7 started with a vist to Lewis and Clark College, which was interesting if not overwhelming for Tom. It’s a gorgeous campus and the study abroad stuff there is very cool, but it didn’t particular ring Tom’s bells. We … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Travels
Tagged Books, Computing, evergreen state college, evolution, evolutionary computation, freedom of speech, GECCO, independent book stores, lewis and clark college, liberal arts colleges, olympia washington, public liberal arts colleges, Reed College, Research, school, Science, Tom, travel, university
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