Word: artsyness
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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There is some concern in Adams House about the future of drag night. Some worry that fewer students will want to participate because reform of the house lottery "has changed the artsy, strange character of the house," according to Graham.
Bennington College has long been known for its artsy, innovative ways. Martha Graham pioneered modern dance by leading her students twirling across Bennington's enormous, grasy common. Theodore Roethke, W.H. Auden and Bernard Malamud cultivated their literacy talents among Bennington's white clapboard dorms with green shutters, according to the...
Similar to last year's dispute over the traditionally elitist Eliot House shirt, the house committee discussion centered around whether Adams' old-time image as an artsy haven still holds true.
That Wurtzel went to a good school and hung out with the artsy crowd, the fact that she's hip to what's up, is everywhere evident. There can be no mistaking her for one of those boring depressed people who sit in their rooms with no friends--she and...
"I don't think Dunster House residents would like to be classified as artsy, or to be classified at all."