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english major trying her best 🤕 || 209 ‼️

[kayleigh @scrawlingkay]

it's finally here--my final 209 tweet!! thank you ashley for such a fun and interesting semester! i'll never forget it :) #goodbye209

[kayleigh @scrawlingkay]

thank you ashley for this video!!! it was such a great send off and im so happy you gave us all the chance to be involved in this lecture 🥹🥹 #notagoodbyevideobecause

[kayleigh @scrawlingkay]

this is such a great encapsulation of this class #notagoodbyevideobecause

[kayleigh @scrawlingkay]

has ashley ever performed shakespeare bc she has a great dramatic reading voice #notagoodbyevideobecause

[kayleigh @scrawlingkay]

me after blowing several stop signs because they are a fictional construct #notagoodbyevideobecause

[kayleigh @scrawlingkay]

mfw ashley puts my tweet in the lecture 🤭🤭🤭#notagoodbyevideobecause

[kayleigh @scrawlingkay]

i love ashley’s callback to mary ruefle by having a vase on her head #notagoodbyevideobecause

[kayleigh @scrawlingkay]

wow everyone made such insightful comments about 209!!! great job guys #notagoodbyevideobecause

[kayleigh @scrawlingkay]

its not everyday your professor plagiarizes material from students to craft a lecture #notagoodbyevideobecause #justashleythings

[kayleigh @scrawlingkay]

@Hz949121 @Hz949121 overall, thank you for relaying such important information about cultural appropriation while giving us valuable insight into chinese culture and fashion

[kayleigh @scrawlingkay]

@Hz949121 @Hz949121 additionally, this lecture definitely touched on how reality is a subjective construct. this was felt particularly when you played clips of dior's version of ma mian qun in a fashion show vs a presentation of the authentic ma main qun skirt

[kayleigh @scrawlingkay]

@Hz949121 @Hz949121 your lecture was such an interesting blend of history lesson/commentary on cultural appropriation. it was such a pleasure to learn the history and significance behind ma mian qun and how dior's appropriation of its design is harmful

[kayleigh @scrawlingkay]

@Hz949121 @Hz949121 i loved the choice you made in putting a video of (what appears to be) protestors in front of a dior store, asking the brand to stop culture appropriation. this set the tone for the lecture to come

[kayleigh @scrawlingkay]

@conanr22 @conanr22 overall, i thought your lecture was a very interesting reflection about how we can bend the rules in order to achieve creative freedom, and i really enjoyed how you framed it in the perspective of cooking

[kayleigh @scrawlingkay]

@conanr22 @conanr22 one thing i wondered was why you played YMCA in the background of your lecture. not there is anything wrong with it (obviously its one of the best songs ever written) but i wonder about your thought process behind choosing that song

[kayleigh @scrawlingkay]

@SunsetsSana @KGI57076694 your video altered my view of the fashion industry and made me realize that the price of glamor and beauty of often much higher than we realize, and it inspired me to go thrifting more often

[kayleigh @scrawlingkay]

@SunsetsSana @SunsetsSana your presentation of alternative methods of buying clothing while simultaneously depicting images and videos of waste and landfill definitively flipped the idea of lecture on its head