#kilpat

I was thinking maybe Harvar bc i thought it would be a cute sunshine x quiet guy and people never expected it kind of trope

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In addition to the ships with Black Star and Kid, there are:

CroPat: Crona and Patty. I already mentioned it in a previous post.

KilPat: Kilik and Patty. Like most Kilik ships, unfortunately quite small. Personally, I prefer them in the chaotic friendship with Soul and Black Star.

MaPat: Maka and Patty. I think it's cute, with a lot of potential.

RagPat: Ragnarok and Patty. I've never heard of it personally, but worldismyne mentioned it once.

SoPat: Soul and Patty. A brave fighter against SoMa. XD (@worldismyne has some nice art for it)

I like the idea of ​​Harvar (since he doesn't get much attention from the fandom in general), but I have a feeling Patty would drive him crazy (and I'm not just saying that because I'm a Harvar x Jackie shipper cough). I imagine them roughly like this, with Patty being more crazy.

House Histories: Kilpatrick

Kilpatrick (or Kilpat) was built in 1932 and named in honor of William Heard Kilpatrick, one of the founders of Bennington College and served as chairman of the board. He was a student of John Dewey, and a major figure in the movement of progressive education.

In Bennington: In the Beginning, President Leigh credits Kilpatrick more than anyone else for giving “the college its educational form and direction”,  Kilpatrick felt it was in fact the progressive educational movement that brought the college into existence. Integral to the Kilpatrick philosophy was the idea that a student’s most profitable course of study must be determined by her own interests and ambitions. Contrary to his mentor, John Dewey, who became a teacher at Bennington, Kilpatrick opposed a curriculum that was “fixed in advance”, and instead held that the choice of subjects must be determined by thorough analysis of student interests.

Facts and Myths:

• Kilpat is now host to the notorious and controversial ‘Dress to Get Laid’ party. However, even before the creation of the party, Kilpat was a topic of discussion for similar reasons. Below is a poem written for the Galley in 1968:

So fucking excited