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- low angle shot
- trees
- Arbo Dance
- MEDIEVAL MAPS by Patrick, Ben, Karen, Alex
- Grass in Headlights
- Quack Attack.
- duck population
- Early History of the Arboretum
- The Aboretum as a public, private space.
- Arboretum Protest/Inspiration
- The Arboretum's Design and Purpose
- What runs through a runner's head?
- The Mighty Ducks
- Past, Present and Future
- public art
- Characters of the Arboretum
- arboretum as a prose for poetry
- Allergens and the Arboretum
- Poetic Imagination and the Arboretum
- Research Topic: Rumors and Gossip
- Arboretum as DIY/Fringe
- Shapes of the Arboritum, Psychogeometrics
- The Mysterious Ruin
- Remembering Where the Arboretum Comes From
- Private Tactics
- robertson was the man
- Light Layer
- colorful tunnel
- like moths to a flame
- Hanging Needles
- The Long Winding Road homage to daniel
- Waiting at Nigh...
- The waterfall
- Bridge
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- running man
- The Bridge
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- talking near the water
- Night Light & b...
- Lost in the Arboretum Sequence
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6 comments:
Your idea sounds like it would be instantly interesting to a lot of people inside and out of the University due to the relatability of topics and to the intimacy of those relations in all of our lives on a personal experience-level.
nice, i think this is a good topic if we can find some evidence of this activity and some way to record it ;)
it sounds interesting, how would you go about getting information on salacious activities in the arboritum? randomly asking people on campus? i am SO DOWN. if you need a man on the field to interview anyone or anything (and i'm serious, i will intereview any species of plant you want, except for sesame, the last time i interviewed a sesame plant i swore it would be my last...
I really like your idea. I think that whatever you come up with is going to be very interesting and I can see your topic creating sort of a cult following of the dark side of the arboretum.
like everyone else has said, solid idea. See if you can find some pictures of some weird events that have gone on, or some sort of documentation.
i am game for this.
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