It's tough figuring out how to be accessible on the web when so much of what we do is about being face-to-face. But the blog format is useful for communicating, so we can check in on each others' ideas and find out what projects and events are going on, and share art too. Good to put information in one place. Plus, it's a great way to show people what we're up to and remind ourselves how far we've come.
So here goes. I'll be posting previous articles from the Barter Board to get started, but hopefully we can make this accessible to contributions from a variety people.
--Bacchus
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the Georgian Separatists: an extended family of friends at Sarah Lawrence devoted to campus culture, community, and merrymaking
format
Each page is a collaboration between the authors and the community. A separatist writes her piece more formally, then the mostly anonymous commenters go at it in attached conversations with their own separate lives. Threads spawn new ideas and so new threads: we all spawn (spin) a cloth of sorts.
threads
(mama / sex / accomplishments / rides / books / events / names / suggestions )
Posts
A Chain of Links
Who are we?
- Georgian Separatists
- Yonxville/Bronkers, Modern York, United States
- The Georgian Separatists, an extended family of friends at Sarah Lawrence College, aren't officially seceding from anything. We're trying to befriend the talented folks around us, make ridiculous spontaneous merry together, and create campus community and culture from scratch. {some of our accomplishments}
Suggested Reading
index
- accomplishments (1)
- administration (2)
- advice (1)
- airport (1)
- announcements (1)
- anonymity (1)
- art (3)
- barter (1)
- board (1)
- bonding (1)
- book swap (1)
- books (1)
- bureaucracy (1)
- burlesque (1)
- censorship (1)
- charity (1)
- cherokee (1)
- collective action (1)
- community (3)
- conference (1)
- consumerism (1)
- credit (1)
- culture (2)
- decoration (1)
- donning (1)
- drama (1)
- email (1)
- emotion (1)
- event (1)
- events (1)
- fall (1)
- fear (1)
- free speech (1)
- friends (1)
- globalization (1)
- graffiti (1)
- harassment (1)
- hate speech (1)
- humor (1)
- ice (1)
- identity (1)
- improv (2)
- individualism (1)
- international aid (1)
- jam session (1)
- karen lawrence (1)
- language program (1)
- lawranon (1)
- letter (1)
- lingo (1)
- lor (4)
- lor anon (3)
- loranon (4)
- love (1)
- mama (1)
- mama thread (1)
- meerkat (1)
- names (1)
- operations (1)
- porn (1)
- primal scream (2)
- pub (1)
- puppets (1)
- red pill (2)
- registration (1)
- rideshare (1)
- sarah lawrence college (4)
- scene (1)
- scenius (1)
- self-reliance (1)
- senate (1)
- separatism (1)
- sex (1)
- share (1)
- skills (1)
- slc (6)
- slc anon (3)
- slcanon (1)
- slippery (1)
- slush (1)
- snapping (1)
- snaps (1)
- snow (1)
- space (1)
- speakeasy (1)
- spontaneous (1)
- strategic plan (1)
- student union (1)
- success (1)
- textbooks (1)
- this week in community (2)
- thread (1)
- town hall (1)
- transportation (1)
- vacation (1)
- weather (1)
- winter (1)
- wordplay (1)
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Threads:
*mama thread
*sex thread
*ride board
*book swap
*separatist names
*suggestions? georgianseparatists@gmail.com copy all the previous posts that belong in the new thread and write a little intro, & we'll post it all