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Tuesday, September 6, 2011
GOOD LUCK!
Good luck on your first day, you little hoodlums! Let a brotha know if you need anything :)
Friday, August 26, 2011
Link to Nicoles embracing change dance.
http://youtu.be/w5du9F5fd8g
OR you to my YouTube channel and you will find it there.
http://www.youtube.com/user/2222nikki2222#p/u/1/w5du9F5fd8g
OR you to my YouTube channel and you will find it there.
http://www.youtube.com/user/2222nikki2222#p/u/1/w5du9F5fd8g
Thursday, August 25, 2011
PERRIN LOVES YOU
<3 you guys big time, and I'm super, SUPER proud of you. Really. People like you are the reason I teach. Facebook friend me and take down my email. I'm here for whatever!
perrin.carrell@gmail.com
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
I'm quite the insane idiot.
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100001477910213
if you feel like staying in touch that is.
if you feel like staying in touch that is.
Nicoles final blog.
In almost all of my blogs I am posting about how much I have changed during the Bridge Program and how much I have changed as a person. So this blog I want to switch it up a little bit. I want to expand on how all of these people I have met in Chicago and how this course impacted me
When I first came into the Bridge Program I was a little uneasy about meeting new people and even talking in class. I guess you can say I was the shy girl. But as the course went on I broke out of my shell. I started to get comfortable with my surroundings because I was around people who were passionate about art like I am. The teachers here are top notch and they have taught me so many things that I never learned in high school. They give creative assignments that make you push yourself as an artist. Also our field trips to the museums helped me think outside of the box and look at art in a different prospective. The workshops were great because it gave me the opportunity to get to know my classmates better. I heard their essays and got to know all of them on a different level. I have noticed a lot of improvements in both their writing and my writing.
Being in the bridge Program was an honor because I really feel that I have learned so much and I have learned how to adapt to the City and all of the different types of people. Some advices for next year’s Bridge students: stay focused, be creative, and push yourself. If you follow those three simple steps you will pass. At the end of this course you will see that it is all worth it.
Contact me! On Facebook and check out my YouTube channel.
http://www.facebook.com/#!/profile.php?id=100000453267055
http://www.youtube.com/user/2222nikki2222
When I first came into the Bridge Program I was a little uneasy about meeting new people and even talking in class. I guess you can say I was the shy girl. But as the course went on I broke out of my shell. I started to get comfortable with my surroundings because I was around people who were passionate about art like I am. The teachers here are top notch and they have taught me so many things that I never learned in high school. They give creative assignments that make you push yourself as an artist. Also our field trips to the museums helped me think outside of the box and look at art in a different prospective. The workshops were great because it gave me the opportunity to get to know my classmates better. I heard their essays and got to know all of them on a different level. I have noticed a lot of improvements in both their writing and my writing.
Being in the bridge Program was an honor because I really feel that I have learned so much and I have learned how to adapt to the City and all of the different types of people. Some advices for next year’s Bridge students: stay focused, be creative, and push yourself. If you follow those three simple steps you will pass. At the end of this course you will see that it is all worth it.
Contact me! On Facebook and check out my YouTube channel.
http://www.facebook.com/#!/profile.php?id=100000453267055
http://www.youtube.com/user/2222nikki2222
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