#source: Daniel thrasher

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Oscar: So you don't read sheet music?

Whitely: no, I just play by ear.

Ruby: Play Rondo Alla Turca

Whitely: *Plays Rondo Alla Turca*

Ruby: Great, now play it like it's the sixties and we're in advertising.

Whitely: ...

Whitely: *Slower, Jazzier version of Rondo Alla Turca plays, Cello sounding from somewhere*

Ruby: *nodding* Pretty good.

Oscar: Wow, you really can play anything.

Whitely: Anymore requests?

Ruby: Can you have my mom tell me she's proud of me?

Whitely: ... What?

Ruby: Well you can play anything, right?

Ruby: *lowering her hood* I wanna hear my mom tell me ... that she's proud of me.

Oscar: Jeez.

Whitely: Well, uuuuuhhh, I can do this ....

Jacques: I'm proud of you son.

Whitely: But if I drop it like this?

Summer: I'm proud of you Rosebud.

Ruby: *In tears, Voice cracking* ... You mean it Mama?

Oscar: We're getting you both therapy.

[soullessbullshit]

Tavi, singing: Diiinosaurs~ I like diiinosaurs~

Tavi: Buuut, conflictinglyyyy~

Tavi: I like meteoooooors~!

[incorrect-ionians]

Zugg, singing: Diiinosaurs~ I like diiinosaurs~

Zugg: Buuut, conflictinglyyyy~

Zugg: I like meteoooooors~!

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Editor, put dreads on his dick!

Daniel Thrasher

[vivarium-waters]

A pair of fins appear above the water...?!

Two this time...?

Name(s): Luka, Luke, Lucius, Lucas/Lukas

Nickname(s): Lu, Lulu, Lukie

Age: 11-12

Gender: Male

Pronouns: They/Them, He/Him, It/Its, Doll/Dolls, Toy/Toys, Thing/Things

Sexuality: Ninsexual (Attracted to non-binary people)

Source: Alien Stage [Luka]

Role/s: Anxiety Holder, Little

Front Triggers: Hyunwoo/name of guy below, fine art, teddy bears, cute patches, large crowds, etc

Personality: Quiet and almost antisocial, he likes working on art and hanging out with his best friend, Hyunwoo/other name. Under the quietness though, he's really a child and he loves playing with toys and eating sweets. He tends to clutch onto any stuffed animal he finds and gets easily attached to them. Almost always stressed. He tends to speak as if he doesn't care.

Aesthetic(s): Ouji, Lolita

Likes: His stuffed animal, Hyunwoo (or any other name they may have), berries, doing art, sewing patches onto anything, stickers, bright colors, music, toys, bugs

Dislikes: Loud noises, overstimulation, crowds

Songs: KING (Will Stetson), Never The Muse (Madilyn Mei), My Time (bo en), let them know they're on your mind (Cavetown), Shiny Object Syndrome (Daniel Thrasher)

Quirks: Sucks on his sleeves or stuffed animals, tends to listen to lo fi to calm down, hugs people a lot randomly

Typing Example: "'mn luka. 10 years old."

Handwriting Example:

Faceclaim/s:

Other: Tends to stutter when highly stressed, alter below helps regulate their emotions.

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Name(s): Hyunwoo, Chestnut, Clay, Sandy, Cinna, Hazel, Hyacinth, Hyssop

Nickname(s): Cinnamon, Andy, Lelei, Hazey, Hy

Age: 9-10

Gender: Nonbinary, Buggender

Pronouns: They/Them, It/Its, Bug/Bugs

Sexuality: Toric

Source: Alien Stage [Hyunwoo]

Role(s): Soother, Caretaker, Little

Front Triggers: Luka/name of person above, art, cartoons, music, singing, acting, stuffed animals

Personality: Friendly and outgoing, some people would assume that he would have a lot of friends. However, he tends to drag [person above] around a lot. He also fixes their stuffed animals when needed. He loves watching cartoons and drawing while it goes along.

Aesthetic/s: Weirdcore, Kidcore, (+overalls) Soft Academia

Likes: amphibians, drawing, cartoons, playing dress up, dolls, generally 'girly' things, movies, the colors red, yellow and blue, rubix cubes, listening to rambles, cooking, baking

Songs: Lucky (Lucky Twice), Hello Kitty Scrapbook (Milk in the Microwave), You're Just Like Pop Music (Yonkagor), SugarCrash (ElyOtto), Love Me Not (Emei)

Quirks: Wears LOTS of keychains/anything that can clink together or make noise, stamps his foot when mad/overstimulated. Overshares a lot of the time to strangers.

Typing Example: "Hai!! I'm Chestnut! I'm 10 years old and I love frogs!"

Handwriting Example:

Faceclaim/s:

Other: Helps alter above regulate their emotions.

[your-local-uwu-artist]

HELLAO how about 6, 14, 15, and 25 for the Kirby OC ask game!!! :D

🗣️: If you could cast a voice actor to voice your OC who would you choose?

tbh I havn't really been able to nail a voice-claim/hc down for Button. Though I def think he would have a more masculine-sounding voice, but with some sort of quick to it (like being raspy or squeaky) the only thing I know for sure is he needs like, a loser white guy voice.... if that makes literally any sense

also I think they have the vibe of a character whos eng and jp voices are very different but somehow both work equally very well (like calcifur and meowth, both of those have very different directions taken with their voices but both work in the same way somehow??)

ummm some potential candidates are Charlie Day, Jack McBrayer, maybe Jason Ritter? Daniel thrasher has never voice acted but he's def a candidate

for jp something similar to either Nate's pkmn masters jp voice, or like, something very raspy and mascot-character esque

14. 🍱: If your OC had a dish themed around them at the Kirby Cafe, what would it be?

hmm I'm not sure? this isn't really my area of expertise: here's some random ideas tho~

-apple pie flavored waffle? shaped like a star of course

-little button shaped sugar cookies?

-half chocolate half vanilla cupcake? to represent the angel+demon thing, combine it with the sugar cookies maybe? have two of them decorated like his eyes mayhaps?

-apparently there is a way to make drinks glow in the dark but it requires a black light so dead end :(

-mac n cheese, idk how to make it cute but it needs to be involved

-wait! idea: pretzel shaped like a lyra?

15. 🧸: If your OC had any merchandise themed around them, what would it be?

now this one is actually right in my area of expertise I love toy design

for some less simple things:

one of those little craft kits that gives you the supplies to make something simple like a felt plush sewn together with yarn, you could sew a little small star-button billow, and a little kirby plush and the aesthetic is all Button themed. Or maybe a a friendship bracelet craft kit? there's a lot of potential craft kits what with being from patch land

or maybe a merry magoland themed re-ment set that features a little Button working a booth

or you know those little keychain plushies?

dude I could design these ALL DAY

hell I've thought a lot about button merch just with what I could feasibly make happen. Button acryllic charms? Button buttons? a Button themed candy bag keychain? those keychains with the little magnet heart accesories? I could do that with Button and characters he's shipable with. standee with tail wag? glow in the dark standee and the stand part is a magic circle? button enamel pins? button ACRYLIC PINS?

25. ⭐️: If your OC got their own spinoff game what would it be about and what would the gameplay be like?

a few ideas!

-epic yarn style! the story line is Button learns about Kirby's Magic sock and decides to visit home~

-game where you sail across the sea!!! Meta Knight wants you to collect a special flower that only grows on this one island, he's too busy with meta knight stuff to get it himself. So he has sent Button on this fetch quest. i guess you could make it into a platformer, but maybe it could be like a minigame collection? that would involve things like puzzle games to figure out navigation. or upkeep/tidying around the boat. maybe there could be 'events', like finding a waddle dee lost at sea and bringing them home. or needing to fix the boats engine

-prequel game of one of Button's journey's during angst-era. platformer but with a lot of puzzle aspects implemented

-if you wanted a more epic quest with co-op modes and all maybe Button caught wind of some powerful magic source and is seeking it in hopes of restoring his Halo, and of course theres a positive message in the end where no Button doesn't get his halo back but he got his Self worth back or smth. (the true halo was the friends we made along the way I guess) would still want puzzle aspects implemented

-game where kirby and co is on vacation but danger strikes and Button, Magolor, Taranza, and Marx has to take the place of Kirby and co.

-unrelated but take a moment to imagine Merry Magoland but with Button around doing his job. Imagine a special animation of them being shocked when the player gets a high score or smth

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Daniel Thrasher (YouTuber) clicker stimboard with all the gifs sourced from his videos. For my& partner system ❤️

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Mod Haze

[why-does-this-happen-to-me]

I keep forgetting to make this post. Anyway, character reveal time or something.

That's right, the Louie Zong rep is Rat Taxi, a character based on Louie's album of the same name, obviously.

Louie Zong and his associates, pretty self-explanatory. I chose as examples Hello World, which may be the most recognizable Louie Zong song to ever exist, Numskull, a song by Justan Oval and Hatsune Miku, who counts because Miku barbershop quartet, and A Dream Is A Puzzle, the outro of Dream Catchers, an indie animated show, composed and sang by Louie. I would have added Dante NK to this source because he's the one that sings in Cheezy Street, but it seems that's the only song credited to him everywhere.

Jazz, rap and their subgenres, which seems like a lot but honestly I don't think I'm capable of using this source efficiently, so it's fine. Zen Garden is a song in a PVZ inspired jazz album that I got recommended on youtube at some point, The After is a rap song by Daniel Thrasher and Adequate Wordsmith is a rap song by The Stupendium.

Roads, cities and the places in them because most songs in the album are named after those things. Disturbed Suburbia, Highway to Hell and Pokemon Center music. Before anyone says anything, most pokemon centers are in cities, so it is technically valid for this source.

Felines and the police because of Cat Cop, a song that isn't in Spotify nor Youtube, but it is in the Bandcamp download of the album, so it counts. Mewlzebub because I already used it in another one of these posts and didn't want to find another example, Turn Off This Song (Before It Takes Your Soul) because of the police imagery on the video (and probably references to that in the song that I can't remember now) and Business Man because it's about a police officer.

Rodents and vehicles because, you know, rat taxi. All The Rats is a song by Moon Walker, if I remember correctly, Getaway by Saint Motel starts with the sound of a motor and Mad Rat Dead is a rhythm game about a rat.

Jobs and cheese, jobs because of the taxi, cheese because of the rat. Day Job, Hey, I don't work here and cheeseburger family, I don't think I have to explain these.

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WHEN IN AUSTIN -- ALWAYS CATCH A BIG BOYS SHOW FOR MAXIMUM FUN, FUN, FUN.

PIC INFO: Spotlight on guitarist Tim Kerr of Austin, Texas hardcore/art punk band BIG BOYS watching on as Ian MacKaye (of MINOR THREAT) cranks the neck of Tim's guitar for satisfactory, audible results, c. early 1983 (MT toured Texas in '83, if I recall correctly), from the pages of "Thrasher" magazine, c. April 1985. 📸: Bill "Fotobill" Daniel? Is this you?

Source: www.picuki.com/media/2927408189589675786.

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Susie: KRIS! Dude, you killed it last night!

Kris: ...thanks, man...

Susie: No, seriously, you did great

Kris: eh, it was alright... kinda messed up at the beginning

Susie: I didn't even notice

Kris: I was nervous too, I dunno...

Susie: Well, I think you sounded awesome

Kris: I don't care what you think

Susie: Ouch????????

Kris: in measure 48, I had an E Flat instead of a D Sharp!

Susie: Aren't those the same thing?

Kris: not in my world

Susie: ...WELP, ANYWAY, just wanted to tell you good job, so-

Kris: I'm a FRAUD!

Susie: You did fine!

Kris: I made a MISTAKE

Susie: NO ONE NOTICED

Kris: MY KEY GAME TRASH

Susie: WHAT DOES THAT EVEN MEAN????

Kris: I'M JUST A POOR ENBY, NO BODY LOVES ME!

Susie: YOU'RE NOT POOR THOUGH?????

Kris: WE'RE IN DEBT SUSIE (starts sobbing and playing pianpian)

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Tubbo: I wish to learn the secret language of bees. They speak in tiny dances... Are they talking about me?

[student-yuki]

Leviathan: Can't we just like flip a coin? Mammon: Good thinking *flips coin* Mammon: *catches coin* *coin sticks into Mammon's hand* Mammon: Ah snap I forgot I had my quarter sharpened Satan: What? Mammon: What do you mean "what"? Leviathan: You sharpen your quarters? Mammon: You don't? Satan: Why would anybody do that? Mammon: Because it's impolite not to okay? You can't just go around handing out dull quarters to people, Satan!

[ntiromantic]

taehyung, listening to yoongi play piano at 1 am: hyung, why are you playing piano at 1 am?

yoongi: [aggressively turns to taehyung] YOU DIDN’T SEE ME. [plays brahm’s lullaby aggressively]

taehyung, falling asleep: i... didn’t... see... y o u . . .

[incorrect-pj-masks-quotes]

Nick, playing Romeo's piano (that he probably made): You know, this sounds pretty good. Did you just get it tuned?

Romeo: It's a digital piano.

Nick: Oh, so you got it auto-tuned?

Romeo: ...

(Source: Daniel Thrasher)

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New from Robert Daniels on 812 Film Reviews: On the 35th Anniversary of the ‘Care Bears Movie:’ A Reminder that It’s Nightmare Fuel

Back in 1996, my parents owned an auto-parts store; and because they worked long hours, with limited time to devote to my older brother and younger sister, movies sometimes served as our daycare—animated films like Kiki’s Delivery Service and The Great Mouse Detective. To these ends, sometime when I was 6-years old, my parents bought the Care Bears Movie on VHS. G-Rated and saccharine, the damn cartoon gave me nightmares.

Before the film’s production, these lovable animated characters began as a line of plush toys introduced in 1981. Each ursine came in a different color with a unique belly badge: some had rainbows, others hearts, others lollipops. And each bear’s name reflected a feeling or thought: like grumpiness or cheer. These cuddly bears were soon featured in kids books and on cereal boxes, and had their own television special beginning with The Care Bears in the Land Without Feelings. However by 1984, American Greetings, the plush dolls’ creators, began toying around with the idea of producing a feature-length movie to further promote the ursine creatures. 

On March 29, 1985, director Arna Selznick’s The Care Bears Movie was released. Narrated by a Mr. Cherrywood (Mickey Rooney), the head of an orphanage, he orates a bedtime story to a group of children about a gang of lovable ursine.His story is two-fold: first is the orphaned brother and sister Kim (Cree Summer Francks) and Jason (Sunny Besen Thrasher) who believe no one loves them. The other is the young and lonely magician’s assistant to Mr. Fetuccini (Brian George) Nicholas (Hadley Kay).

The care bears intervene in both stories. Friend Bear (Eva Almost) and Secret Bear (Anni Evans) introduce themselves to Kim and Jason in the park. While Tenderheart (Billie Mae Richards) approaches Nicolas in Mr. Fetuccini’s caravan. Friend and Secret bear initially succeed by spreading cheering, though later Kim and Jason are accidentally transported to the ursine’s cloud and rainbow-soaked world of Care-a-Lot. Nevertheless, Nicholas ultimately falls under the spell of an evil sorceress trapped inside a magic book (voiced by Jackie Burroughs) bent on ending love in the world and extinguishing the care bears. 

The cartoon beyond its plot has multiple issues. For one, the representation of the kids is creepy. In fact, Mr. Fetuccini has a large peep hole hidden underneath his desk looking into Nicholas’ room. Why is it there, who knows? In any case, Tenderheart uses the opening to spy on Nicholas. There, he witnesses the green face of a sorceress, an allusion to The Queen in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, rise from magical tome’s pages to seduce the boy. When Tenderheart finally reaches Nicholas in the other room, he interrupts the ghostly arms of the book’s spirit wrapped around the boy’s head, bringing him in for a suggestive smooch.   

While the spirit is off-putting, these colorful bears aren’t cute either. They’re a menace. They approach kids like Kim and Jason in parks (aren’t children taught not to talk and take things from strangers—especially when they’re talking alien bears hiding behind trees?) These plush animals also watch kids from the sky to monitor their care levels. It’s how they targeted Kim and Jason. Worst yet, they shoot frinkin laser beams from their tummy tattoos—making them unstable weapons—while possessing an unsettling earnestness. They have the same earnestness that tricked people into thinking Chuck E. Cheese animatronics weren’t Satan’s rejects. It’s no wonder I feared these off-kilter bears, and Nicholas swerves past them, too. 

Instead, he falls under the influence of the spirit. She promises to make him a greater magician than Mr. Fetucinni, and to help him enact spells as payback against the kids who refused to be his friends. Unfortunately, Nicholas’ incantations turn earth and the circus grounds into a gloomy demented place with disrepaired tents and homes, and marauding gangs of cackling vindictive children roaming the countryside. Consequently, the ursine’s home kingdom Care-a-Lot turns dark and stormy as rainbows crack and shatter because of cloud quakes. Also, their realm’s power source (the Caring Meter) loses energy as earth morphs into “A world without love.” The bears, along with Kim and Jason, soon depart their homeland, venturing into the Forest of Feelings. There, they discover other plush animals: an elephant, a lion, and a monkey, among others—who feel like lower caste beings. 

And yes, the Forest of Feelings always haunted me. In it, a purple demonic tree with yellow-green eyes tries to eat Jason, a whirlpool nearly consumes the care bears’ cloud boat, and a spirit eagle with talons as big as school buses swoops to claw the fleeing children and bears. These hallucinogenics in a colorful but creepy forest, akin to Alice in Wonderland, ran against the G-Rated programming the animated film promised its young viewers. Instead, eagle’s talons haunted my 6-year old brain like Freddy Krueger did to my 15-year old insomnia, with horrifying images of being chased. 

The songs accompanying the Care Bears Movie didn’t help either. Though the soundtrack received contributions from songwriting and producing superstars like Lou Adler, Carole King, and John Sebastian a tune like the jaunty Edwardian “When You Care, You’re Not Afraid to Try” features the same cultish instructions as “It’s A Small World After All.” As the latter charges, “There’s so much that we share,” the former says, “We need the swift and the small. We’ll need the strong and the tall…Cause when you care, you’re not afraid to try” as the music spins and accelerates wildly out of control into a fever dream of the kids and bears skipping in a circle.

But the worst track is “Look Out, He’s After You.” About as thoughtful as a Whose Line is it Anyways? skit, the needle drop happens during the cartoon’s final act, when the care bears return to earth to save Nicholas. By now, Nicholas is a cackling cape wearing psychopath chasing Kim and Jason through a creepy fun house adorned with pink demonic paintings of clowns. As someone who watched Stephen King’s It at the age of 8, this Care Bears sequence was scarier. It’s an edgelord white kid hunting other children while the chimes of “It’s a nightmare coming true (The evil that’s spreading is starting to grow)…Look out! He’s after you!” play over his pursuit.

Years later, I’ve learned why I initially didn’t identify with this magician’s assistant. In some scenes, one begins to think that Nicholas deserves his loneliness. When Tenderheart is thrown into a cage by the evil spirit, even before Nicholas has succumbed to her influence, he responds at the sight with, “Hey, neat.” Moreover, though he’s lonely, Nicholas isn’t exactly bullied. Though kids laugh at him, they only do so after he joins up with a deranged talking book that makes him perform lame magic tricks in front of them. In turn, Nicholas decides to end the world because he isn’t a recipient of their adoration. That means the Care Bears Movie elevates the feelings of a toxic white male over everyone else, setting a dangerous example for its white male audience that they too can end the world if they’re driven into the hands of an evil book and perform terrible magic tricks.

Freakishly horrifying and oddly demented: For these reasons, the Care Bears Movie is and was straight-up nightmare fuel that haunted me for weeks. And because of it, I never wanted a care bear when I was a kid, and I hate rainbows now, too.  

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Campus Notes: Florida State University hosting “FSU Day at the Capitol” on Tuesday; reception Monday night

FSU Day at the Capitol planned for Tuesday, April 9, 2019. (Photo: Democrat file)

FSU Day at the Capitol planned for Tuesday; SGA reception Monday

Florida State University will celebrate its academic and athletic success during FSU Day at the Capitol.

The event will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday.

It will showcase several of the university’s colleges and academic departments, which will have displays and information tables set up on the first three floors of the Capitol.

An outdoor pep rally will take place from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the plaza between the old and new Capitol buildings.

The pep rally will feature remarks by President John Thrasher, recognition of FSU alumni serving in the Legislature, recognition of FSU’s national champion softball and soccer teams and performances by the FSU cheerleaders, members of the Flying High Circus and a pep band from the College of Music.

Thrasher and the FSU Student Government Association will co-host a reception, “Seminole Evening,” from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Monday on the 22nd floor of the Capitol where members of the FSU SGA will recognize FSU legislators.

All events are free and open to the public. Fans are encouraged to wear garnet and gold apparel during the festivities.

Florida A&M University College of Law appoints Dean’s Council

Florida A&M University (College of Law has formed a Dean’s Advisory Council with key community partners, business leaders and legal practitioners.

The goals of the newly established Dean’s Advisory Council include serving as ambassadors for the FAMU College of Law, advancing the mission of the law school in the legal, business and broader communities; serving in an advisory capacity to the administration and faculty in the evaluation of the College of Law and its educational programs; and supporting the college’s efforts to attract and retain a diverse and high quality student body.

Dean’s Advisory Council Chair is John Crossman.

Council members are:

Honorable Faye Allen, County Judge, Ninth Judicial Circuit of Florida

John Crossman, Dean’s Advisory Council Chair, CEO, Crossman & Company

John F. Davis, Executive Vice President, Orlando Regional Chamber

Honorable Jerry L. Demings, Mayor, Orange County

Ava Doppelt, Shareholder, Allen, Dyer, Doppelt, + Gilcrest, P.A.

Honorable Buddy Dyer, Mayor, City of Orlando

Lindsay Greene, Partner, De Beaubien, Simmons, Knight, Mantzaris & Neal

Donald R. Henderson, Shareholder, Mateer Harbert Attorneys At Law

Honorable Arthenia Joyner, former member of the Florida Senate and FAMU College of Law Alumna

Noni Holmes-Kidd, General Counsel, Parkway Property investments, LLC

William L. “Bud” Kirk, Jr., Partner, Rumberger, Kirk & Caldwell

Honorable Leticia Marques, Circuit Court Judge, Ninth Judicial District

Christopher Monts, Founding Partner, Monts Law P.L. and FAMU College of Law Alumnus

LeRoy Pernell, Interim Dean and Professor of Law, FAMU College of Law

Christina Redman, National Vice President of Partner Relations, Feeding Children Everywhere

Gary Salzman, Shareholder, Garganese, Weiss, D’Agresta & Salzman, P.A.

Honorable Emerson Thompson, Dean’s Advisory Council Vice Chair; Senior Judge, Ninth Judicial Circuit of Florida

Roberta Walton, Self Help Center Manager, Orange County Clerk of Courts and FAMU College of Law Alumna

Jéan Wilson, Shareholder, Greenberg Traurig, P.A.

FAMU Alumnus Receives USAID Award

FAMU Alumna Jodi-Kaye Wade was awarded a United States Agency for International Development (USAID) Award for negotiating an agreement to unlock private capital for the renewable energy and energy efficient sectors in Nigeria.

Her work will improve access to financing for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) as well as improve and diversify energy access, particularly within the renewable energy sector.

Jodi-Kaye is a 2012 graduate of FAMU’s School of Business and Industry. She currently works as a Private Enterprise Officer in Nigeria.

Tallahassee Community College hosts Undergraduate Research Symposium

The Tallahassee Community College Council on Undergraduate Research had its inaugural Symposium of Undergraduate Research on April 3.

Students showcased their research topics through various platforms including papers and oral presentations, performances, laboratory experiments, visual arts, jewelry, film presentations and posters.

Winners were named in eight categories including a tie for “Best in Show” at the awards ceremony that evening. Each winner received a $100, certificate and medal.

Best in Performing Arts: Autumn Maxwell

Best Three Minute Video: William Gilmore

Best Paper: Esmeralda Lucio

Best in Show: (tie) Shelvin Pilot and Yasuko Miyamoto

Best Poster in Education: Danielle Brown

Best Poster in STEM: Nicolas Timmons

Best Poster in Humanities: Brenna Smith

Best Poster in Social Sciences: Alesha Benjamin

Tallahassee Community College’s All-Florida Academic team honored

Tallahassee Community College recognizes eight students as the 2019 All-Florida Academic Team. Students were selected based on academic achievement, leadership on campus and service to the community.

The Florida College System and the Florida region of Phi Theta Kappa (PTK), the international honor society of two-year college held the awards ceremony for students on April 4 in Kissimmee.

The honorees are Lindsey Bassford, M. Dylan Ceballos, Alida Desic, Hunter Kilbourn, Alexis Martin, Imani Oteghile, Joshua Reynolds and Thomas Ruriani.

TCC holds event for students interested in TCC to FSU arrangement

Tallahassee Community College is hosting TCC2FSU Day from 1 to 3 p.m. on Friday, April 12.

Prospective students and their families can register to visit.

Participants will learn about the TCC to Florida State University program, meet with TCC and FSU representatives, tour the college’s campus and explore academic and extracurricular offerings, in addition to meeting with off-campus housing options.

April 12 is also the weekend for the “Word of South Literature and Music Festival.”

Interested students will get to experience activities held around the Tallahassee community. Hundreds of people from across Florida have already registered to participate in the TCC2FSU Day.

There will also be $2,000 worth of scholarship giveaways during TCC2FSU Day.

For more information or to register, visit www.tcc.fl.edu/tcc2fsu.

Hiring fair is planned for Tallahassee Community College campus

Tallahassee Community College is holding a hiring fair from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday, April 10 in the Student Union Ballroom at the main campus.

Students and members of the community can meet employers who are ready to hire for jobs and internships.

More than 30 employers will be present including Bass Pro Shops, Baymont Inn & Suites, Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare, Tallahassee Police Department and Inspired Technologies.

Business casual dress is required.

Annual Juried TCC Art Students’ Exhibit

Tallahassee Community College will host an opening reception for The College’s Annual Juried Student Art Exhibit on Thursday, from 4:30 – 8 p.m. at the TCC Fine Art Gallery.

The showcase presents outstanding examples of works created by TCC students throughout the 2018-19 school year and selected by instructors of all studio art courses.

There will be an awards presentation recognizing students for their works at 6 p.m.

The reception and the gallery are free and open to the public.

The exhibit runs from April 11 through April 25.

The gallery is open weekdays from 12:30-4:30 p.m. excluding holidays.

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