Hanging out, art museum, switching studio professors

It's about now when I'm really feeling like a regular college student. Since things are slowed down at the moment in studio and VisCom (our projects for that are due Thursday), I've played soccer right outside Stuckeman, the architecture building, a couple times in the past few days, which is much more than usual. Also, I'm going to finally get a haircut and probably throw a football around with a couple people later. For studio yesterday, we took a "backstage" tour of the Palmer Art Museum right on campus of the offices and how things work. Then, we were able to check out their graphite exhibit, which was incredible. I wish I remembered to get pictures because some of the things really were awesome. Also, we are switching up professors. The architecture students are split up into four sections, and there is a professor for each, and we are going to have each one by the end of the year.

All at once

So, things have been going pretty quietly for a couple days. I had a couple tests yesterday for GEOG 122 and ART H 201. The geography one was a bit difficult, but the art history one was really easy. The second part of the art history test is an essay due Monday. Also due Monday is my woodshop pencil box, but I'm almost done with that. For VisCom due Tuesday, we were assigned to make perfect perspectives of a home off of the plan and elevations. I'm almost done with that; I just have to trace the final part of it, so no worries there.

And on top of those I have to still do my ARCH 131s things, which is modifying my assigned door and/or the area around it. My plan is to make another door which leads to the Sbarro on the other side of the wall. It will be made of glass, and also I'm going to add a few tables in the outside eating area around my door. To make it more accessible, I will also make an additional path to the eating area because right now it's too hidden from everyone else.

Iowa State football game today! Me and everyone else in my suite don't have tickets so we're probably going to eat some place on College Avenue that has a T.V, which is fine.