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The last time I tried to audition for a school play, I crashed and burned with a level of spectacularity generally reserved for "Die Hard" movies. So obviously when something like that happens to you, you get up, dust off and try the fuck again. I always wanted to be a theater kid. I ain't gonna let a complete lack of acting talent get in my way, now am I? Jessica Alba never did, and look where she is now. Anyways, so the spring musical I'm auditioning for is, predictably, a musical. Which means I'll have to sing if I have any hope of getting in. Now, besides the small problem of never having any formal theater or musical training, there's a

So I went and got myself an interview with Pomona. This, by the way, is where I clarify that though I live in Bumfuck, Maryland about an hour's drive from DC, I wanna go to college in California. I don't care one bit about all the West Coast schools I'm applying to - they're there as either a) safety schools, or b) ways to appease my mother. Momma thinks that her kid's the brightest boy on the block, and gives me shit for not wanting to go to Ivy League schools. Good god. Anyways, interview with Pomona. Never been to an interview in my life, to be honest. Never worked any of the stereotypical teenage part-time jobs. So I'm letting my momma d

so i'm in my school's arts and humanities program, and for our senior project, we have to choose a subject and write a 20 page research paper on it. the downside is the sheer amount of work that goes into it. the upside is that we have a shit ton of time to do it and a whole class dedicated to it. in that class, at a certain point, each student gets a day to teach the class about their subject - 40 minutes of whatever they want. today happened to be mine. my research topic is: "how does the representation of the gay male in the american and british cinematography and television interact with, and influence the gay rights movement?" i starte