dramaturgy | (no subject)

I rest my case. Nevermind the craziness with Napoleon being short.

I kind of wish I was mean enough to tell the rest of my floor that I don't really want to be their BFF, I just want to live here for a couple months until I can go to Europe. Blarr.

I could potentially do my History of Theatre II on Miss Saigon and the "controversy" surrounding it. (Long story short for those of you not in the know: when the show made the leap from London to Broadway, the Americans didn't want to cast Jonathan Pryce as the engineer and another white guy [can't remember his name] as Thuy. So Mackintosh cancelled the jump, Americans changed their minds, and the two of them make-upping to be Asian was Frowned Upon by some, being compared to minstrel shows. I'm just seriously afraid that if I take the side I really think [at this point, without research] that I'm going to come across as a huuuuuuge racist. XD >_>)

And I just remembered why I really dislike non-majors. -.- THIS IS A HISTORY COURSE. YOU HAVE TO DO WORK OUTSIDE OF THE 150 MINUTES YOU HAVE IN CLASS A WEEK. GET OVER IT. YOU ARE BEING A BABY.

I should shove the arcticle I had to read on Postmodernism at them. See how they like them apples.

There's going to be a fire alarm any minute. So said the security guard guarding the elevators.