The start to Term 2 is always a bit of a shock. A 4-day block course starting on 3rd January and the first week of teaching proper always leaves me reeling. Don't get me wrong, I love teaching but you can have too much of a good thing. For 3rd year BA students, this time usually marks the sudden realisation that this is the last lap, nearing the home straight. Yes, that's right, you should be sprinting by now! The masterplan deadline (on 23rd January this year) is an important milestone. Hit that just right, keep an even pace through Easter and you're sorted. I admit that there is a lot of work to do and term 6 is the busiest of the whole BA but as John Rist put it so well, "degrees don't come in lucky bags or boxes of cornflakes". Weren't lucky bags just the greatest things?
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This was meant to be an exercise for a university degree course and not for public display. I do not want to publish my details on the internet above and beyond this exercise, which although public does not advertise itself - UNLIKE NOW! How dare you without consulting us first.
Michelle Parker
One day, quite soon, your design ideas are going to be exposed to the big wide world, open to scrutiny.
This is an opportunity to get noticed, perhaps by an established design studio, who may like your ideas and are looking to recruit!
If you don't like some of the entries (which you have written), why not delete them?
Where is the harm?
I imagine David's aim was to communicate the idea of this (potentially successful) exercise to students and tutors of other colleges who might want to try it out.
As 'Dickie' says, you can always remove any posts you're not happy about.