The Visual Social Sciences

FR- HOW TO DO THE READ IN FRENCH

Now you can :)

BULLET JOURNALING 

Watch the original video here ( x ) Before I saw this video, I always kept a book for my homework. I use grid paper and it’s perfect for BJ… Heh. After watching this, it helped me to start developing a system I’m currently satisfied with. 

To-do apps don’t work with me. It always just sits on my screen with a notification and swiping something doesn’t feel as satisfying as crossing it out victoriously with a pen. ^_^

LEGENDS ( you can also do it like this ) Helps you quickly figure out what certain tasks are at a glance. The colours are for my spiraldexes which I will not be discussing unless you guys request it. c:

Pages This is basically what my pages look like. I write the numbers at the lower corners.I also added sticky notes for extra stuff like memorizing my moral definitions. :p

Calendar  ( x ) If you watch the video, you’re supposed to list out the dates but I prefer both, so I draw a calendar and paste it in my book and list out all the really appointments/stuff I have to do in my drawn calendar and some not-important-but-still-worth-noting notes in my list-calendar.

Index Just write down the pages as shown in the video. Pretty simple. 

Other things you can include: I also stick some motivational images on the last page and stuff like that. Spiraldexes can be fun but they tend to be a little time consuming to draw or at least, I can seem to use them effectively. :c

Have pages especially for grocery lists/ grades/ etc. 

Page full of favourite recipes

Stick an envelope at the back cover and fill it with motivational inspiration!

Stick printables ( x ) ( x ) ( x ) ( x )

Start a goal/wishlist!

Music preferences are never meant to be limited to a certain group of people or just one individual. Whatever the genre, music is intended to be enjoyed by all. This is made clear by South African photographer Frank Marshall through his series Renegades, where he documents fans of the heavy metal subculture in Botswana. With 60 portraits, he captures these true aficionados who, decked out in leather in the 80 degree heat, dispel stereotypes of this identity among Africans. Many of the fans have several roles outside of their passion for the music, ranging from soldiers to museum curators to prison wardens. Facing the belief that heavy metal audiences are traditionally Caucasian and Eurocentric, Marshall draws up questions surrounding cultural identity and ideology.

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