Comments for voxygen.net http://voxygen.net Sun, 21 Feb 2010 04:21:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Comment on Women in rock: some things never change by ~LS~ http://voxygen.net/2010/02/women-in-rock-some-things-never-change/comment-page-1/#comment-1838 ~LS~ Sun, 21 Feb 2010 04:21:22 +0000 http://voxygen.net/?p=3542#comment-1838 Definitely! Dinner and Lilith! It's a date. Definitely! Dinner and Lilith! It’s a date.

]]> Comment on Women in rock: some things never change by Gretchen http://voxygen.net/2010/02/women-in-rock-some-things-never-change/comment-page-1/#comment-1837 Gretchen Sun, 21 Feb 2010 03:23:55 +0000 http://voxygen.net/?p=3542#comment-1837 Oh thanks for reminding me of Liz Phair! Time for a revisit. Also made me think of Juliana Hatfield. BTW I dont know when the Atlanta date is for Lilith Fair but please keep me posted via Facebook. I might try to go and Emily Saliers' restaurant is not far from my house so maybe we could meet for dinner? Oh thanks for reminding me of Liz Phair! Time for a revisit. Also made me think of Juliana Hatfield. BTW I dont know when the Atlanta date is for Lilith Fair but please keep me posted via Facebook. I might try to go and Emily Saliers’ restaurant is not far from my house so maybe we could meet for dinner?

]]> Comment on 104 The X Redux by Voxygen.net » Women in rock: some things never change http://voxygen.net/2007/04/104-the-x-2-redux/comment-page-1/#comment-1834 Voxygen.net » Women in rock: some things never change Thu, 18 Feb 2010 02:11:11 +0000 http://voxygen.net/temp/2007/04/104-the-x-2/#comment-1834 [...] great strides in bringing music to Baton Rouge and so I appreciate them for that. I was utterly disappointed in their reply. The DJ basically gave me a tiny list of women in rock. I didn’t need the list; I need them [...] [...] great strides in bringing music to Baton Rouge and so I appreciate them for that. I was utterly disappointed in their reply. The DJ basically gave me a tiny list of women in rock. I didn’t need the list; I need them [...]

]]> Comment on 104 The X by Voxygen.net » Women in rock: some things never change http://voxygen.net/2007/04/104-the-x/comment-page-1/#comment-1833 Voxygen.net » Women in rock: some things never change Thu, 18 Feb 2010 02:09:40 +0000 http://voxygen.net/temp/2007/04/104-the-x/#comment-1833 [...] local alternapop station, 104 the X, rarely played any women musicians, and by rarely I mean never. I emailed one of the DJs (I should have sent the email to the station manager). Now, 104 the X has made great strides in [...] [...] local alternapop station, 104 the X, rarely played any women musicians, and by rarely I mean never. I emailed one of the DJs (I should have sent the email to the station manager). Now, 104 the X has made great strides in [...]

]]> Comment on DK Travel Guide for Rome by Traveling in all the Holidays on the Greyhound Bus http://voxygen.net/2009/12/dk-travel-guide-for-rome/comment-page-1/#comment-1830 Traveling in all the Holidays on the Greyhound Bus Mon, 15 Feb 2010 01:40:53 +0000 http://voxygen.net/?p=2494#comment-1830 [...] Voxygen.net » DK Travel Guide for Rome [...] [...] Voxygen.net » DK Travel Guide for Rome [...]

]]> Comment on Telephone Exchanges ~ NYC Nostalgia by JP http://voxygen.net/2009/09/telephone-exchange/comment-page-1/#comment-1787 JP Fri, 29 Jan 2010 00:52:28 +0000 http://voxygen.net/?p=2009#comment-1787 LO stood for Longacre if I remember. My number was LO4-4462 and I lived in 427 w 26th Elliott Projects. LO stood for Longacre if I remember. My number was LO4-4462 and I lived in 427 w 26th Elliott Projects.

]]> Comment on Introduction to Graduate Studies by Voxygen.net » The LSU Library http://voxygen.net/classes/introduction-to-graduate-studies/comment-page-1/#comment-1343 Voxygen.net » The LSU Library Sun, 10 Jan 2010 22:12:33 +0000 http://voxygen.net/temp/?page_id=36#comment-1343 [...] now I am in the LSU library with the Intro to Grad Studies class where the students are being introduced to …you guessed it… the library. Dun dun [...] [...] now I am in the LSU library with the Intro to Grad Studies class where the students are being introduced to …you guessed it… the library. Dun dun [...]

]]> Comment on Disclosure in the classroom by Sandy http://voxygen.net/2010/01/disclosure-in-the-classroom/comment-page-1/#comment-1248 Sandy Thu, 07 Jan 2010 04:22:01 +0000 http://voxygen.net/?p=3399#comment-1248 "access to my perverse, radical, and often publicly unacceptable thoughts and attitudes." As a former student (LOL), it was that disclosure that allowed you to be real. Knowing that you were *real* and had much the same or at least similar experiences that we did, became more of a positive challenge. You were the professor/friend. The professor that expected much, and we were the students who wanted to live up to that expectation. I understand that having boundaries with students is healthy, at the same time... where is the line between a healthy boundary and a cut-off from the world professor? There have been 3 professors in my life that I would have killed myself for, study wise... and they were the profs with whom I was the closest. It was because I was allowed into the "inner sanctuary of brilliance" that really caused me to want to succeed even more in their classroom. Professors are models of what their students can be. Once the student is allowed to see the reality of the prof, the reality of the student can come to fruition... :) Between you, my Hebrew prof, and Dr. emilie townes.... I had a lot of work and expectations to which i wanted meet. Check out emilie...you two have similar teaching styles. “access to my perverse, radical, and often publicly unacceptable thoughts and attitudes.” As a former student (LOL), it was that disclosure that allowed you to be real. Knowing that you were *real* and had much the same or at least similar experiences that we did, became more of a positive challenge. You were the professor/friend. The professor that expected much, and we were the students who wanted to live up to that expectation. I understand that having boundaries with students is healthy, at the same time… where is the line between a healthy boundary and a cut-off from the world professor? There have been 3 professors in my life that I would have killed myself for, study wise… and they were the profs with whom I was the closest. It was because I was allowed into the “inner sanctuary of brilliance” that really caused me to want to succeed even more in their classroom. Professors are models of what their students can be. Once the student is allowed to see the reality of the prof, the reality of the student can come to fruition… :) Between you, my Hebrew prof, and Dr. emilie townes…. I had a lot of work and expectations to which i wanted meet. Check out emilie…you two have similar teaching styles.

]]> Comment on Amateur Porn by ~LS~ http://voxygen.net/2008/07/amateur-porn/comment-page-1/#comment-954 ~LS~ Mon, 28 Dec 2009 03:01:06 +0000 http://voxygen.net/temp/2008/07/amateur-porn/#comment-954 Indeed. The whole sexting thing is interesting and difficult to think through. It's all bound up with our puritanical fear of adolescent sexuality on the one hand, and our very legitimate concerns about the dangerous nature of child porn on the other. I imagine that even in sexting there's a double standard for boys and girls. So does that mean that girls are empowering themselves when they send self-produced porn to their friends? It's hard to say. I imagine as new technologies propagate this stuff exponentially our thinking about porn will never catch up with its production. Thanks for raising the point. Indeed. The whole sexting thing is interesting and difficult to think through. It’s all bound up with our puritanical fear of adolescent sexuality on the one hand, and our very legitimate concerns about the dangerous nature of child porn on the other. I imagine that even in sexting there’s a double standard for boys and girls. So does that mean that girls are empowering themselves when they send self-produced porn to their friends? It’s hard to say. I imagine as new technologies propagate this stuff exponentially our thinking about porn will never catch up with its production.

Thanks for raising the point.

]]> Comment on Amateur Porn by Jules http://voxygen.net/2008/07/amateur-porn/comment-page-1/#comment-953 Jules Mon, 28 Dec 2009 02:49:16 +0000 http://voxygen.net/temp/2008/07/amateur-porn/#comment-953 What about the latest trend of sexting? I have heard of girls my daughter's age in her school, one in particular who does it a lot, who send increasingly pornographic images of themselves on request it seems to boys in their age group, which get shown around. (14 y.o.) effectively child porn. Will this mean that the child porn industry will then suffer? No, because it doesn't get to the organised cp consumers? Or could it be creating new consumers of cp amongst teenage boys? This blog post has brought up many related questions. What about the latest trend of sexting? I have heard of girls my daughter’s age in her school, one in particular who does it a lot, who send increasingly pornographic images of themselves on request it seems to boys in their age group, which get shown around. (14 y.o.) effectively child porn. Will this mean that the child porn industry will then suffer? No, because it doesn’t get to the organised cp consumers? Or could it be creating new consumers of cp amongst teenage boys? This blog post has brought up many related questions.

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