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2024.05.23 03:04 Almaron USA Corps Areas, Generals and the Civil War
Yup, another Civil War lore list from me...although with this one I need some feedback from the community! With the current gameplay lore for the American Civil War, the starting borders of each faction are meant to be determined by either state governors declaring for one or by military forces from a neighbouring state moving in and securing the area...but there's another factor which thus far has been overlooked; the 'corps area' system which was in place during this time, where the USA was divided into nine military districts which were responsible for administering military bases and army divisions stationed inside each area - see here for an incredibly useful contemporary map here showing each district and all the resources under their control.
Granted, it could be argued that this system might not exist in the same form in the KRTL because it was implemented in the aftermath of World War I and because MacArthur began the process of replacing it when he was Chief of Staff, but I think there's a case to be made for it to still be included because...well, firstly, even though MacArthur had begun the process of replacing it, the system itself still existed in 1937, but the main reason is because it would allow for inspiration to be taken from another conflict happening at this point in time; the Spanish Civil War! To quickly summarise the relevant part, before the war broke out, the leaders of the Nationalist faction had a plan to stage a quick coup by either recruiting or supplanting the commanders of the eight military districts that Spain was divided into at the time. In the end, their plan only half worked, and they ended up in control of the northern districts (which you might recall from Vanilla HOI4 as that huge area that the Nationalists get control of via their focus tree) and a few isolated cities, leading to war from there.
Now, I'm not saying that every soldier in the USA would immediately defect to a rebel faction just because their superior declared for one (although on that note technically that's not too different from the current setup where a governor is able to do the same thing and face no real resistance), just that it's worth considering what impact the commanders of each corps area could have on the war and the starting borders; maybe some of the faction Field Marshals in-game should be commanders who defected to the enemy, and some of their starting resources and borders be the result of said commander turning over control of key bases to them? At the very least, the commanders who stayed loyal should be added to the game as Generals who can lead armies...
Anyhoo, so we can start going over that, here's a list of who commanded each area during the 1930s, taken from this immensely useful document here (for some reason nobody's bothered to stick it on Wikipedia yet so their equivalent lists are woefully incomplete). Most of these figures are fairly minor ones who lack Wikipedia pages and so it'd be easy to replace them with a more iconic figure of a similar rank...
CHIEF OF STAFF
Maj. Gen. Charles P. Summerall 21 November 1926-20 November 1930
Gen. Douglas MacArthur 21 November 1930-1 October 1935 USA
Gen. Malin Craig 2 October 1935-31 August 1939 USA
Gen. George C. Marshall 1 September 1939-18 November 1945 PSA
FIRST CORPS
Maj. Gen. Preston Brown 2 January 1926–9 March 1930
Brig. Gen. Meriwether L. Walker 9 March 1930–7 October 1930
Maj. Gen. Fox Conner 7 October 1930–30 September 1938 AUS
Maj. Gen. William H. Wilson 1 October 1938–3 February 1939
Brig. Gen. Joseph M. Cummins 3 February 1939–13 March 1939
Maj. Gen. James A. Woodruff 13 March 1939–10 June 1941
Maj. Gen. Francis B. Wilby 15 July 1941–11 January 1942
SECOND CORPS
Maj. Gen. Hanson E. Ely 1 December 1927–30 November 1931
Maj. Gen. Dennis E. Nolan 31 November 1931–30 April 1936
Maj. Gen. Frank R. McCoy 1 May 1936–30 July 1938
Brig. Gen. Evan H. Humphrey 30 July 1938–5 November 1938
Lt. Gen. Hugh A. Drum 5 November 1938–December 1940
Maj. Gen. Irving J. Phillipson December 1940–15 May 1942
THIRD CORPS
Maj. Gen. Douglas MacArthur 1 August 1925–3 September 1928 USA
Maj. Gen. Fred W. Sladen 14 September 1928–3 August 1931
Maj. Gen. Paul B. Malone 3 August 1931–18 February 1935
Maj. Gen. Robert E. Callan 18 February 1935–30 September 1935
Maj. Gen. Albert J. Bowley 2 October 1935–1 February 1938
Brig. Gen. John W. Gulick 16 February 1938–1 April 1938
Maj. Gen. James K. Parsons 1 April 1938–3 October 1940 CSA
Maj. Gen. Walter S. Grant 11 October 1940–21 August 1941
Maj. Gen. Henry C. Pratt 21 August 1941–4 January 1942
FOURTH CORPS
Maj. Gen. Frank R. McCoy 3 October 1929–1 February 1932
Maj. Gen. Edward L. King 5 February 1932–27 December 1933
Brig. Gen. James H. Reeves 28 December 1933–13 January 1934
Maj. Gen. George V. H. Moseley 13 January 1934–28 September 1938 AUS
Brig. Gen. Robert O. Van Horn 28 September 1938–7 October 1938
Maj. Gen. Stanley D. Embick 7 October 1938–30 September 1940
Maj. Gen. John P. Smith 11 October 1940–25 February 1942
FIFTH CORPS
Maj. Gen. Dennis E. Nolan 10 June 1927–30 November 1931
Maj. Gen. Hugh A. Drum 3 December 1931–22 February 1933
Brig. Gen. George H. Jamerson 22 February 1933–23 March 1933
Maj. Gen. George V.H. Moseley 23 March 1933–12 January 1934
Brig. Gen. Julian R. Lindsey 12 January 1934–1 May 1934
Maj. Gen. Albert J. Bowley 1 May 1934–1 October 1935
Brig. Gen. William K. Naylor 1 October 1935–25 January 1936
Maj. Gen. William E. Cole 25 January 1936–31 July 1938
Maj. Gen. Daniel Van Voorhis 1 August 1938–21 January 1940 USA
Maj. Gen. David L. Stone 22 January 1940–25 April 1940
Maj. Gen. Campbell B. Hodges 1 June 1940–18 October 1940
Col. Edgar A. Fry 19 October 1940–1 November 1940
Brig. Gen. Clement A. Trott 2 November 1940–29 September 1941
Lt. Gen. Daniel Van Voorhis 1 October 1941–October 1942 USA
SIXTH CORPS
Maj. Gen. Frank Parker 7 April 1929–1 November 1933
Maj. Gen. Preston Brown 22 October 1933–16 October 1934
Brig. Gen. Frank C. Bolles 16 October 1934–1 February 1935
Maj. Gen. Frank R. McCoy 1 February 1935–1 May 1936
Maj. Gen. Johnson Hagood 2 May 1936–7 May 1936
Brig. Gen. Dana T. Merrill 7 May 1936–14 May 1936
Brig. Gen. Charles D. Herron 14 May 1936–1 June 1936
Maj. Gen. Charles E. Kilbourne Jr. 1 June 1936–17 December 1936
Maj. Gen. Charles D. Herron 17 December 1936–15 September 1937
Maj. Gen. Hugh A. Drum 15 September 1937–31 October 1938
Maj. Gen. Stanley H. Ford 5 November 1938–10 October 1940
Maj. Gen. Charles H. Bonesteel 10 October 1940–26 July 1941
Maj. Gen. Joseph M. Cummins 26 July 1941–28 March 1942
SEVENTH CORPS
Maj. Gen. Johnson Hagood 26 August 1929–2 October 1933
Maj. Gen. Frank R. McCoy 3 October 1933–1 February 1935
Maj. Gen. Stuart Heintzelman 1 February 1935–6 July 1935
Maj. Gen. Frank C. Bolles 30 July 1935–30 September 1936
Brig. Gen. Charles M. Bundel 30 September 1936–4 October 1936
Maj. Gen. Stanley H. Ford 4 October 1936–31 October 1938
Brig. Gen. Guy V. Henry 1 November 1938–8 January 1939
Maj. Gen. Percy P. Bishop 8 January 1939–8 October 1940
Maj. Gen. Robert C. Richardson 8 October 1940–17 December 1940
Maj. Gen. George V. Strong 17 December 1940–20 May 1941
Maj. Gen. Frederick E. Uhl 20 May 1941–15 January 1944
EIGHTH CORPS
Maj. Gen. William Lassiter 24 December 1928–27 July 1930
Brig. Gen. Halstead Dorey 27 July 1930–21 November 1930
Maj. Gen. Edwin B. Winans 22 November 1930–30 September 1933
Maj. Gen. Johnson Hagood 3 October 1933–27 February 1936
Maj. Gen. Henry W. Butner 27 February 1936–19 March 1936
Brig. Gen. Hamilton S. Hawkins 19 March 1936–4 April 1936
Maj. Gen. Frank Parker 4 April 1936–30 September 1936
Maj. Gen. Herbert J. Brees 1 October 1936–9 November 1940
Maj. Gen. Richard Donovan 10 November 1940–August 1942
NINTH CORPS
Maj. Gen. John L. Hines 31 December 1926–10 September 1930
Brig. Gen. Frank M. Caldwell 10 September 1930–2 October 1930
Maj. Gen. Douglas MacArthur 2 October 1930–20 November 1930 USA
Maj. Gen. Malin Craig 21 November 1930–24 January 1935 USA
Brig. Gen. Otho B. Rosenbaum 1 February 1935–9 March 1935
Maj. Gen. Paul B. Malone 9 March 1935–30 April 1936
Brig. Gen. Caspar H. Conrad Jr. 1 May 1936–20 June 1936
Maj. Gen. George S. Simonds 20 June 1936–8 March 1938
Maj. Gen. Albert J. Bowley 8 March 1938–30 November 1939
Lt. Gen. John L. DeWitt 5 December 1939–8 November 1940 PSA
Maj. Gen. Ernest D. Peek 8 November 1940–30 September 1941
Maj. Gen. Jay L. Benedict 3 November 1941–2 April 1942
Looking over that, some quick thoughts and conclusions come to mind;
*Fox Conner probably shouldn't be leading the First Corps Area, considering in the current version of the game he defects to the AUS and thus would have presumably declared for them when the fighting started - unless, of course, that was to be made an event where he did declare for them only to face resistance and then flee south with all the AUS loyalists in the area. Whoever replaces him could then become a Field Marshal for New England if it forms (of his OTL successors, only James A. Woodruff has a Wikipedia page), along with whoever's leading the Second Corps Area...potentially OTL's Frank R. McCoy?
*Given the proximity to D.C., the Third Corps Area's commander is presumably going to be a member of the Federalists...but is there a chance it could be MacArthur himself? Right now in the KRTL lore, MacArthur is said to be the Chief of Staff instead of OTL's Malin Craig so that he's in a position to seize power, but would it be plausible for him to simply be a General stationed nearby (perhaps one who's only recently returned from the Philippines, which would have got their independence sooner as a result of the earlier Great Depression) who's got troops under his control and who can march on D.C. if ordered to do so by a group of incumbent politicians fearful of the prospect of losing to a radical? From there, whoever is the actual Chief of Staff could defect to the PSA and MacArthur could take their place...
*Almost too conveniently, George Van Horn Moseley was actually commanding the Fourth Corps Area in 1937 (and simultaneously the Third Army) which corresponds with the heartland of the AUS, so it seems likely that when the fighting started he'd have declared for Long straight away.
*James K. Parsons should probably be shifted from his OTL position of Third Corps Area commander in 1938 to either the Fifth or Sixth Corps area, because at present he's the only general on this list to actually declare for the CSA, and his presence in either area would help to explain their starting strength. On that note, the odds of both areas having CSA-friendly leaders would probably be a bit of a stretch, so chances are the other commander - if looking to OTL, that'd be either William E. Cole or Charles D. Herron - would be a loyalist who's either captured by the CSA at the start of the war or who flees to the Federalists.
*Given that the territory covered by the Seventh and Eighth Corps Areas can remain under Federalist control in certain paths and only end up being lost because of rebel advances or troop consolidation elsewhere, it's safe to assume their commanders are loyal ones who wouldn't defect. In OTL these areas were held by Stanley H. Ford and Herbert J. Brees, although it's also possible that Johnson Hagood could be in charge of the Eighth Corps Area as he only lost the position in 1936 as a result of criticising FDR and the New Deal, which obviously wouldn't happen here. This presumably means he'd not be fond of Huey Long and his proposed reforms either, meaning the current scenario in-game where the Federalists and AUS fight over Southern Texas (where the Eighth Corps Area had its HQ) could be expanded into Hagood either securing control over the area or being forced to retreat to the Southwestern states.
*The Ninth Corps Area is a curious one because the territory it covers corresponds with the PSA's starting land and three of its historic leaders are in-game already as generals (MacArthur and Craig for the Federalists, and DeWitt for the PSA), but since most of it can go over to MacArthur if he's based in Denver (reducing the PSA to just a localised Californian governor's revolt), it suggests whoever's in charge has mixed allegiances. Is it worth keeping OTL's George S. Simonds, or is it better to put someone like Malin Craig or John L. DeWitt in his place?
...and now I turn it over to you in the comments. Are there some military historians out there who could chime in and elaborate on some of the names listed here and whether they'd be likely to join any of the factions in the civil war, or whether there's a better alternative out there who could be leading one of the regions? Lemme hear your thoughts.
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Granted, it could be argued that this system might not exist in the same form in the KRTL because it was implemented in the aftermath of World War I and because MacArthur began the process of replacing it when he was Chief of Staff, but I think there's a case to be made for it to still be included because...well, firstly, even though MacArthur had begun the process of replacing it, the system itself still existed in 1937, but the main reason is because it would allow for inspiration to be taken from another conflict happening at this point in time; the Spanish Civil War! To quickly summarise the relevant part, before the war broke out, the leaders of the Nationalist faction had a plan to stage a quick coup by either recruiting or supplanting the commanders of the eight military districts that Spain was divided into at the time. In the end, their plan only half worked, and they ended up in control of the northern districts (which you might recall from Vanilla HOI4 as that huge area that the Nationalists get control of via their focus tree) and a few isolated cities, leading to war from there.
Now, I'm not saying that every soldier in the USA would immediately defect to a rebel faction just because their superior declared for one (although on that note technically that's not too different from the current setup where a governor is able to do the same thing and face no real resistance), just that it's worth considering what impact the commanders of each corps area could have on the war and the starting borders; maybe some of the faction Field Marshals in-game should be commanders who defected to the enemy, and some of their starting resources and borders be the result of said commander turning over control of key bases to them? At the very least, the commanders who stayed loyal should be added to the game as Generals who can lead armies...
Anyhoo, so we can start going over that, here's a list of who commanded each area during the 1930s, taken from this immensely useful document here (for some reason nobody's bothered to stick it on Wikipedia yet so their equivalent lists are woefully incomplete). Most of these figures are fairly minor ones who lack Wikipedia pages and so it'd be easy to replace them with a more iconic figure of a similar rank...
CHIEF OF STAFF
Maj. Gen. Charles P. Summerall 21 November 1926-20 November 1930
Gen. Douglas MacArthur 21 November 1930-1 October 1935 USA
Gen. Malin Craig 2 October 1935-31 August 1939 USA
Gen. George C. Marshall 1 September 1939-18 November 1945 PSA
FIRST CORPS
Maj. Gen. Preston Brown 2 January 1926–9 March 1930
Brig. Gen. Meriwether L. Walker 9 March 1930–7 October 1930
Maj. Gen. Fox Conner 7 October 1930–30 September 1938 AUS
Maj. Gen. William H. Wilson 1 October 1938–3 February 1939
Brig. Gen. Joseph M. Cummins 3 February 1939–13 March 1939
Maj. Gen. James A. Woodruff 13 March 1939–10 June 1941
Maj. Gen. Francis B. Wilby 15 July 1941–11 January 1942
SECOND CORPS
Maj. Gen. Hanson E. Ely 1 December 1927–30 November 1931
Maj. Gen. Dennis E. Nolan 31 November 1931–30 April 1936
Maj. Gen. Frank R. McCoy 1 May 1936–30 July 1938
Brig. Gen. Evan H. Humphrey 30 July 1938–5 November 1938
Lt. Gen. Hugh A. Drum 5 November 1938–December 1940
Maj. Gen. Irving J. Phillipson December 1940–15 May 1942
THIRD CORPS
Maj. Gen. Douglas MacArthur 1 August 1925–3 September 1928 USA
Maj. Gen. Fred W. Sladen 14 September 1928–3 August 1931
Maj. Gen. Paul B. Malone 3 August 1931–18 February 1935
Maj. Gen. Robert E. Callan 18 February 1935–30 September 1935
Maj. Gen. Albert J. Bowley 2 October 1935–1 February 1938
Brig. Gen. John W. Gulick 16 February 1938–1 April 1938
Maj. Gen. James K. Parsons 1 April 1938–3 October 1940 CSA
Maj. Gen. Walter S. Grant 11 October 1940–21 August 1941
Maj. Gen. Henry C. Pratt 21 August 1941–4 January 1942
FOURTH CORPS
Maj. Gen. Frank R. McCoy 3 October 1929–1 February 1932
Maj. Gen. Edward L. King 5 February 1932–27 December 1933
Brig. Gen. James H. Reeves 28 December 1933–13 January 1934
Maj. Gen. George V. H. Moseley 13 January 1934–28 September 1938 AUS
Brig. Gen. Robert O. Van Horn 28 September 1938–7 October 1938
Maj. Gen. Stanley D. Embick 7 October 1938–30 September 1940
Maj. Gen. John P. Smith 11 October 1940–25 February 1942
FIFTH CORPS
Maj. Gen. Dennis E. Nolan 10 June 1927–30 November 1931
Maj. Gen. Hugh A. Drum 3 December 1931–22 February 1933
Brig. Gen. George H. Jamerson 22 February 1933–23 March 1933
Maj. Gen. George V.H. Moseley 23 March 1933–12 January 1934
Brig. Gen. Julian R. Lindsey 12 January 1934–1 May 1934
Maj. Gen. Albert J. Bowley 1 May 1934–1 October 1935
Brig. Gen. William K. Naylor 1 October 1935–25 January 1936
Maj. Gen. William E. Cole 25 January 1936–31 July 1938
Maj. Gen. Daniel Van Voorhis 1 August 1938–21 January 1940 USA
Maj. Gen. David L. Stone 22 January 1940–25 April 1940
Maj. Gen. Campbell B. Hodges 1 June 1940–18 October 1940
Col. Edgar A. Fry 19 October 1940–1 November 1940
Brig. Gen. Clement A. Trott 2 November 1940–29 September 1941
Lt. Gen. Daniel Van Voorhis 1 October 1941–October 1942 USA
SIXTH CORPS
Maj. Gen. Frank Parker 7 April 1929–1 November 1933
Maj. Gen. Preston Brown 22 October 1933–16 October 1934
Brig. Gen. Frank C. Bolles 16 October 1934–1 February 1935
Maj. Gen. Frank R. McCoy 1 February 1935–1 May 1936
Maj. Gen. Johnson Hagood 2 May 1936–7 May 1936
Brig. Gen. Dana T. Merrill 7 May 1936–14 May 1936
Brig. Gen. Charles D. Herron 14 May 1936–1 June 1936
Maj. Gen. Charles E. Kilbourne Jr. 1 June 1936–17 December 1936
Maj. Gen. Charles D. Herron 17 December 1936–15 September 1937
Maj. Gen. Hugh A. Drum 15 September 1937–31 October 1938
Maj. Gen. Stanley H. Ford 5 November 1938–10 October 1940
Maj. Gen. Charles H. Bonesteel 10 October 1940–26 July 1941
Maj. Gen. Joseph M. Cummins 26 July 1941–28 March 1942
SEVENTH CORPS
Maj. Gen. Johnson Hagood 26 August 1929–2 October 1933
Maj. Gen. Frank R. McCoy 3 October 1933–1 February 1935
Maj. Gen. Stuart Heintzelman 1 February 1935–6 July 1935
Maj. Gen. Frank C. Bolles 30 July 1935–30 September 1936
Brig. Gen. Charles M. Bundel 30 September 1936–4 October 1936
Maj. Gen. Stanley H. Ford 4 October 1936–31 October 1938
Brig. Gen. Guy V. Henry 1 November 1938–8 January 1939
Maj. Gen. Percy P. Bishop 8 January 1939–8 October 1940
Maj. Gen. Robert C. Richardson 8 October 1940–17 December 1940
Maj. Gen. George V. Strong 17 December 1940–20 May 1941
Maj. Gen. Frederick E. Uhl 20 May 1941–15 January 1944
EIGHTH CORPS
Maj. Gen. William Lassiter 24 December 1928–27 July 1930
Brig. Gen. Halstead Dorey 27 July 1930–21 November 1930
Maj. Gen. Edwin B. Winans 22 November 1930–30 September 1933
Maj. Gen. Johnson Hagood 3 October 1933–27 February 1936
Maj. Gen. Henry W. Butner 27 February 1936–19 March 1936
Brig. Gen. Hamilton S. Hawkins 19 March 1936–4 April 1936
Maj. Gen. Frank Parker 4 April 1936–30 September 1936
Maj. Gen. Herbert J. Brees 1 October 1936–9 November 1940
Maj. Gen. Richard Donovan 10 November 1940–August 1942
NINTH CORPS
Maj. Gen. John L. Hines 31 December 1926–10 September 1930
Brig. Gen. Frank M. Caldwell 10 September 1930–2 October 1930
Maj. Gen. Douglas MacArthur 2 October 1930–20 November 1930 USA
Maj. Gen. Malin Craig 21 November 1930–24 January 1935 USA
Brig. Gen. Otho B. Rosenbaum 1 February 1935–9 March 1935
Maj. Gen. Paul B. Malone 9 March 1935–30 April 1936
Brig. Gen. Caspar H. Conrad Jr. 1 May 1936–20 June 1936
Maj. Gen. George S. Simonds 20 June 1936–8 March 1938
Maj. Gen. Albert J. Bowley 8 March 1938–30 November 1939
Lt. Gen. John L. DeWitt 5 December 1939–8 November 1940 PSA
Maj. Gen. Ernest D. Peek 8 November 1940–30 September 1941
Maj. Gen. Jay L. Benedict 3 November 1941–2 April 1942
Looking over that, some quick thoughts and conclusions come to mind;
*Fox Conner probably shouldn't be leading the First Corps Area, considering in the current version of the game he defects to the AUS and thus would have presumably declared for them when the fighting started - unless, of course, that was to be made an event where he did declare for them only to face resistance and then flee south with all the AUS loyalists in the area. Whoever replaces him could then become a Field Marshal for New England if it forms (of his OTL successors, only James A. Woodruff has a Wikipedia page), along with whoever's leading the Second Corps Area...potentially OTL's Frank R. McCoy?
*Given the proximity to D.C., the Third Corps Area's commander is presumably going to be a member of the Federalists...but is there a chance it could be MacArthur himself? Right now in the KRTL lore, MacArthur is said to be the Chief of Staff instead of OTL's Malin Craig so that he's in a position to seize power, but would it be plausible for him to simply be a General stationed nearby (perhaps one who's only recently returned from the Philippines, which would have got their independence sooner as a result of the earlier Great Depression) who's got troops under his control and who can march on D.C. if ordered to do so by a group of incumbent politicians fearful of the prospect of losing to a radical? From there, whoever is the actual Chief of Staff could defect to the PSA and MacArthur could take their place...
*Almost too conveniently, George Van Horn Moseley was actually commanding the Fourth Corps Area in 1937 (and simultaneously the Third Army) which corresponds with the heartland of the AUS, so it seems likely that when the fighting started he'd have declared for Long straight away.
*James K. Parsons should probably be shifted from his OTL position of Third Corps Area commander in 1938 to either the Fifth or Sixth Corps area, because at present he's the only general on this list to actually declare for the CSA, and his presence in either area would help to explain their starting strength. On that note, the odds of both areas having CSA-friendly leaders would probably be a bit of a stretch, so chances are the other commander - if looking to OTL, that'd be either William E. Cole or Charles D. Herron - would be a loyalist who's either captured by the CSA at the start of the war or who flees to the Federalists.
*Given that the territory covered by the Seventh and Eighth Corps Areas can remain under Federalist control in certain paths and only end up being lost because of rebel advances or troop consolidation elsewhere, it's safe to assume their commanders are loyal ones who wouldn't defect. In OTL these areas were held by Stanley H. Ford and Herbert J. Brees, although it's also possible that Johnson Hagood could be in charge of the Eighth Corps Area as he only lost the position in 1936 as a result of criticising FDR and the New Deal, which obviously wouldn't happen here. This presumably means he'd not be fond of Huey Long and his proposed reforms either, meaning the current scenario in-game where the Federalists and AUS fight over Southern Texas (where the Eighth Corps Area had its HQ) could be expanded into Hagood either securing control over the area or being forced to retreat to the Southwestern states.
*The Ninth Corps Area is a curious one because the territory it covers corresponds with the PSA's starting land and three of its historic leaders are in-game already as generals (MacArthur and Craig for the Federalists, and DeWitt for the PSA), but since most of it can go over to MacArthur if he's based in Denver (reducing the PSA to just a localised Californian governor's revolt), it suggests whoever's in charge has mixed allegiances. Is it worth keeping OTL's George S. Simonds, or is it better to put someone like Malin Craig or John L. DeWitt in his place?
...and now I turn it over to you in the comments. Are there some military historians out there who could chime in and elaborate on some of the names listed here and whether they'd be likely to join any of the factions in the civil war, or whether there's a better alternative out there who could be leading one of the regions? Lemme hear your thoughts.
2024.05.23 00:55 jlassen72 62 horror novels since 2018
Since 2018 I've read 62 novel length horror books. In that time period, 3 (or maybe 4) were rereads of books I'd previously read, but read again for a book club. I've placed asterisks next to the titles that were my highest rated/favorites.
If you have any questions about specific titles, or want to talk about 'em, let me know. I have thoughts and opinions on every one of them. And yes. It is a chronological list, based on when I read them... you can chart my bing-reading of SK, or discovery of SGJ or discovery of TKingfisher.
The Outsider by Stephen King
Mr. Mercedes by Stephen king
In The Night Wood by Dale Bailey*****
The Mere Wife by Maria Dahvana Headley*****
The Institute by Stephen King*****
The Twisted Ones by T. Kingfisher*****
Devolution by Max Brooks
Catherine House by Elisabeth Thomas
Sisters by Daisy Johnson*****
The Hollow Places by T. Kingfisher*****
The Off-Season by Jack Cady
Plain Bad Heroines by Emily M. Danforth*****
We Ride Upon Sticks by Quan Barry
The Highwayman by Craig Johnson*****
Survivor Song by Paul Tremblay
The Only Good Indians by Stephen Graham Jones*****
Mexican Gothic by Silvia Moreno-Garcia
My Heart Is a Chainsaw - Indian Lake Trilogy vol. 1 by Stephen Graham Jones*****
The Witchhunter - Jessica Niemi vol. 1 by Max Seeck
The Sunken Land Begins to Rise Again by M. John Harrison*****
Beowulf: A New Translation by Maria Dahvana Headley
The Southern Book Club's Guide to Slaying Vampires by Grady Hendrix
Later by Stephen King*****
The Colorado Kid by Stephen King
Joyland by Stephen King*****
Revelator by Daryl Gregory *****
This Thing Between Us by Gus Moreno*****
Billy Summers by Stephen King
The Last House On Needless Street by Catriona Ward
My Best Friend's Exorcism by Grady Hendrix
The Baby Sitter Lives by Stephen Graham Jones*****
The Daughter of Dr. Moraeu by Silvia Moreno-Garcia
The Book of Accidents by Chuck Wending
What Moves the Dead by T. kingfisher
Something Wicked This Way Comes by Ray Bradbury
The Death of Jane Lawrence by Caitlin Starling*****
Final Girl Support Group by Grady Hendrix
Beneath the Rising by Premee Mohamed*****
The Broken Darkness by Premee Mohamed
The Void Ascendent by Premee Mohamed
Mongrels by Stephen Graham Jones
How to Sell a Haunted House by Grady Hendrix
Don't Fear the Reaper by Stephen Graham Jones
The Devil Takes You Home by Gabino Iglesias
Hokuloa Road by Elizabeth Hand
A House With Good Bones by T. Kingfisher
Bunny by Mona Awad
The Cipher by Kathe Koja*****
Perfume by Patrick Süskind
Hex by Thomas Olde Heuvelt
Tender Is the Flesh by Agustina Bazterrica
Boys in the Valley by Philip Fracassi
The Dead Take the A-Train by Cassandra Khaw & Richard Kadrey
The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson
A Haunting on the Hill by Elizabeth Hand
Camp Damascus by Chuck Tingle
Last to Leave the Room by Caitlin Starling
Poor Things by Alasdair Gray
Coraline by Neil Gaimen
Exquisite Corpse by Poppy Brite
Starling House by Alix E. Harrow*****
The Angel of Indian Lake by Stephen Graham Jones*****
Come Closer by Sara Gran
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If you have any questions about specific titles, or want to talk about 'em, let me know. I have thoughts and opinions on every one of them. And yes. It is a chronological list, based on when I read them... you can chart my bing-reading of SK, or discovery of SGJ or discovery of TKingfisher.
The Outsider by Stephen King
Mr. Mercedes by Stephen king
In The Night Wood by Dale Bailey*****
The Mere Wife by Maria Dahvana Headley*****
The Institute by Stephen King*****
The Twisted Ones by T. Kingfisher*****
Devolution by Max Brooks
Catherine House by Elisabeth Thomas
Sisters by Daisy Johnson*****
The Hollow Places by T. Kingfisher*****
The Off-Season by Jack Cady
Plain Bad Heroines by Emily M. Danforth*****
We Ride Upon Sticks by Quan Barry
The Highwayman by Craig Johnson*****
Survivor Song by Paul Tremblay
The Only Good Indians by Stephen Graham Jones*****
Mexican Gothic by Silvia Moreno-Garcia
My Heart Is a Chainsaw - Indian Lake Trilogy vol. 1 by Stephen Graham Jones*****
The Witchhunter - Jessica Niemi vol. 1 by Max Seeck
The Sunken Land Begins to Rise Again by M. John Harrison*****
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2024.05.22 22:29 itsnotsymphonie Pace VS The New School (Very anxious & I need some guidance/help picking one!!)
Hello. I’m conflicted. I’ve wanted to go to school in NYC. Specifically Art School & now I’ve finally been accepted to a few schools. Now the hard part is making a decision & actually picking one.
-I was accepted to SVA. I was accepted 2 years ago too. The curriculum seems expansive, but the tuition is 80k+, the financial aid is ASS & they don’t even have a dining hall. I never truly wanted to go there anyway. So, I'm not going there. It’s decided. Plus it’s for-profit…ew. (I know all colleges for profit but this one is REALLY for-profit)
-A week ago, I was accepted to Pace with a 22k scholarship (even with the scholarship it’s still expensive, 58k left over to pay out of pocket.) Very grateful for the scholarship. I sent in the deposit using money I did not have just to hold my fucking spot.
-I was just accepted to The New School today. I didn’t want to get my hopes up & didn’t. But I was pleasantly & painfully surprised this morning. Pleasantly, because it was one of the top schools on my list…I was proud of myself for actually getting in. Painfully, because I know the tuition is going to pound my ass. I don’t come from money. I don’t come from anything at all. I’m from a low income family. Haven’t gotten to see the financial aid package yet. But I know I wasn’t offered a scholarship like Pace. I applied for Parsons, & was rejected, but was given admission to Eugene Lang. If I end up going with The New School, I’ll be choosing the Visual Arts concentration. I’ve always wanted to go to Art School. I like unorthodox, hands on/project based, non-traditional & weird curriculum. I like hands-on work. I don’t wanna do boring fucking generic Math class. I want to dive headfirst into what I came for. Studying & creating art!
I’ll be living on campus & I'm worried about navigating that. This is my first time away from home & I’m not sure about literally anything. Still trying to remain strong in spite of.
Also, I'm an out of state student from Michigan who’s low income, with a single parent & an EFC of $0. Fun!
I guess my main questions for Pace are:
-Why do people hate Pace? Went on tik tok & everyone hates it apparently… :/
-How are the classes & facilities for BFA Photography/Art students? Are these facilities worth the price tag?
-Are there gluten free dining options? (I’m not gluten free by choice, it makes me ill. not celiac.) Is the food decent?
-Is what Pace gives you worth it for the price? -How are the dorms? I’m eyeing 33 Beekman & 15 Beekman.
-Are there communal cooking spaces?
-How hard is it to get a single room? I ask this as someone who’s covid conscious & getting sick is not an option. I simply can’t afford to!
-How hard is it to make friends? I'm pretty worried about this. I don’t know anyone in nyc yet.
-if you’re an alumnus, do you feel that you got out everything you could from the school/experience? Do you regret it? What were the best parts? How’s your career now & what do you do?
-What are the pros & cons of Pace? The good, the bad & the ugly. Hit me.
Main Questions for the The New School:
-How are the classes & facilities for Eugene/Visual Art students? Are the facilities worth the price tag?
-Are there gluten free dining options? Is the food decent?
-Is what TNS gives you worth it for the price?
-How are the dorms? (please dear god don’t say flooding…) I’m eyeing Kerrey & Stuyvesant.
-Are there communal cooking spaces?
-How hard is it to get a single room? I ask this as someone who’s covid conscious & getting sick is not an option. I simply can’t afford to!
-How hard is it to make friends? I'm pretty worried about this. I don’t know anyone in nyc yet.
-Is everyone out of touch with reality & extremely rich like it seems? 😵💫
-What are the pros & cons of TNS? The good, the bad & the ugly. Hit me.
-if you’re an alumnus, do you feel that you got out everything you could from the school/experience? Do you regret it? What were the best parts? How’s your career now & what do you do?
I’m very conflicted looking for guidance on which one to pick. Trying to make a final decision by the beginning of next week.
Thank you in advance. :)
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-I was accepted to SVA. I was accepted 2 years ago too. The curriculum seems expansive, but the tuition is 80k+, the financial aid is ASS & they don’t even have a dining hall. I never truly wanted to go there anyway. So, I'm not going there. It’s decided. Plus it’s for-profit…ew. (I know all colleges for profit but this one is REALLY for-profit)
-A week ago, I was accepted to Pace with a 22k scholarship (even with the scholarship it’s still expensive, 58k left over to pay out of pocket.) Very grateful for the scholarship. I sent in the deposit using money I did not have just to hold my fucking spot.
-I was just accepted to The New School today. I didn’t want to get my hopes up & didn’t. But I was pleasantly & painfully surprised this morning. Pleasantly, because it was one of the top schools on my list…I was proud of myself for actually getting in. Painfully, because I know the tuition is going to pound my ass. I don’t come from money. I don’t come from anything at all. I’m from a low income family. Haven’t gotten to see the financial aid package yet. But I know I wasn’t offered a scholarship like Pace. I applied for Parsons, & was rejected, but was given admission to Eugene Lang. If I end up going with The New School, I’ll be choosing the Visual Arts concentration. I’ve always wanted to go to Art School. I like unorthodox, hands on/project based, non-traditional & weird curriculum. I like hands-on work. I don’t wanna do boring fucking generic Math class. I want to dive headfirst into what I came for. Studying & creating art!
I’ll be living on campus & I'm worried about navigating that. This is my first time away from home & I’m not sure about literally anything. Still trying to remain strong in spite of.
Also, I'm an out of state student from Michigan who’s low income, with a single parent & an EFC of $0. Fun!
I guess my main questions for Pace are:
-Why do people hate Pace? Went on tik tok & everyone hates it apparently… :/
-How are the classes & facilities for BFA Photography/Art students? Are these facilities worth the price tag?
-Are there gluten free dining options? (I’m not gluten free by choice, it makes me ill. not celiac.) Is the food decent?
-Is what Pace gives you worth it for the price? -How are the dorms? I’m eyeing 33 Beekman & 15 Beekman.
-Are there communal cooking spaces?
-How hard is it to get a single room? I ask this as someone who’s covid conscious & getting sick is not an option. I simply can’t afford to!
-How hard is it to make friends? I'm pretty worried about this. I don’t know anyone in nyc yet.
-if you’re an alumnus, do you feel that you got out everything you could from the school/experience? Do you regret it? What were the best parts? How’s your career now & what do you do?
-What are the pros & cons of Pace? The good, the bad & the ugly. Hit me.
Main Questions for the The New School:
- How’s the financial aid for need based? Does it help at all? Does TNS even care about giving decent aid?
-How are the classes & facilities for Eugene/Visual Art students? Are the facilities worth the price tag?
-Are there gluten free dining options? Is the food decent?
-Is what TNS gives you worth it for the price?
-How are the dorms? (please dear god don’t say flooding…) I’m eyeing Kerrey & Stuyvesant.
-Are there communal cooking spaces?
-How hard is it to get a single room? I ask this as someone who’s covid conscious & getting sick is not an option. I simply can’t afford to!
-How hard is it to make friends? I'm pretty worried about this. I don’t know anyone in nyc yet.
-Is everyone out of touch with reality & extremely rich like it seems? 😵💫
-What are the pros & cons of TNS? The good, the bad & the ugly. Hit me.
-if you’re an alumnus, do you feel that you got out everything you could from the school/experience? Do you regret it? What were the best parts? How’s your career now & what do you do?
I’m very conflicted looking for guidance on which one to pick. Trying to make a final decision by the beginning of next week.
Thank you in advance. :)
2024.05.22 22:24 itsnotsymphonie Pace VS The New School (Very anxious & I need some guidance/help picking one!!)
Hello. I’m conflicted. I’ve wanted to go to school in NYC. Specifically Art School & now I’ve finally been accepted to a few schools. Now the hard part is making a decision & actually picking one.
-I was accepted to SVA. I was accepted 2 years ago too. The curriculum seems expansive, but the tuition is 80k+, the financial aid is ASS & they don’t even have a dining hall. I never truly wanted to go there anyway. So, I'm not going there. It’s decided. Plus it’s for-profit…ew. (I know all colleges for profit but this one is REALLY for-profit)
-A week ago, I was accepted to Pace with a 22k scholarship (even with the scholarship it’s still expensive, 58k left over to pay out of pocket.) Very grateful for the scholarship. I sent in the deposit using money I did not have just to hold my fucking spot.
-I was just accepted to The New School today. I didn’t want to get my hopes up & didn’t. But I was pleasantly & painfully surprised this morning. Pleasantly, because it was one of the top schools on my list…I was proud of myself for actually getting in. Painfully, because I know the tuition is going to pound my ass. I don’t come from money. I don’t come from anything at all. I’m from a low income family. Haven’t gotten to see the financial aid package yet. But I know I wasn’t offered a scholarship like Pace. I applied for Parsons, & was rejected, but was given admission to Eugene Lang. If I end up going with The New School, I’ll be choosing the Visual Arts concentration. I’ve always wanted to go to Art School. I like unorthodox, hands on/project based, non-traditional & weird curriculum. I like hands-on work. I don’t wanna do boring fucking generic Math class. I want to dive headfirst into what I came for. Studying & creating art!
I’ll be living on campus & I'm worried about navigating that. This is my first time away from home & I’m not sure about literally anything. Still trying to remain strong in spite of.
Also, I'm an out of state student from Michigan who’s low income, with a single parent & an EFC of $0. Fun!
I guess my main questions for Pace are:
-Why do people hate Pace? Went on tik tok & everyone hates it apparently… :/
-How are the classes & facilities for BFA Photography/Art students? Are these facilities worth the price tag?
-Are there gluten free dining options? (I’m not gluten free by choice, it makes me ill. not celiac.) Is the food decent?
-Is what Pace gives you worth it for the price? -How are the dorms? I’m eyeing 33 Beekman & 15 Beekman.
-Are there communal cooking spaces?
-How hard is it to get a single room? I ask this as someone who’s covid conscious & getting sick is not an option. I simply can’t afford to!
-How hard is it to make friends? I'm pretty worried about this. I don’t know anyone in nyc yet.
-if you’re an alumnus, do you feel that you got out everything you could from the school/experience? Do you regret it? What were the best parts? How’s your career now & what do you do?
-What are the pros & cons of Pace? The good, the bad & the ugly. Hit me.
Main Questions for the The New School:
-How are the classes & facilities for Eugene/Visual Art students? Are the facilities worth the price tag?
-Are there gluten free dining options? Is the food decent?
-Is what TNS gives you worth it for the price?
-How are the dorms? (please dear god don’t say flooding…) I’m eyeing Kerrey & Stuyvesant.
-Are there communal cooking spaces?
-How hard is it to get a single room? I ask this as someone who’s covid conscious & getting sick is not an option. I simply can’t afford to!
-How hard is it to make friends? I'm pretty worried about this. I don’t know anyone in nyc yet.
-Is everyone out of touch with reality & extremely rich like it seems? 😵💫
-What are the pros & cons of TNS? The good, the bad & the ugly. Hit me.
-if you’re an alumnus, do you feel that you got out everything you could from the school/experience? Do you regret it? What were the best parts? How’s your career now & what do you do?
I’m very conflicted looking for guidance on which one to pick. Trying to make a final decision by the beginning of next week.
Thank you in advance. :)
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-I was accepted to SVA. I was accepted 2 years ago too. The curriculum seems expansive, but the tuition is 80k+, the financial aid is ASS & they don’t even have a dining hall. I never truly wanted to go there anyway. So, I'm not going there. It’s decided. Plus it’s for-profit…ew. (I know all colleges for profit but this one is REALLY for-profit)
-A week ago, I was accepted to Pace with a 22k scholarship (even with the scholarship it’s still expensive, 58k left over to pay out of pocket.) Very grateful for the scholarship. I sent in the deposit using money I did not have just to hold my fucking spot.
-I was just accepted to The New School today. I didn’t want to get my hopes up & didn’t. But I was pleasantly & painfully surprised this morning. Pleasantly, because it was one of the top schools on my list…I was proud of myself for actually getting in. Painfully, because I know the tuition is going to pound my ass. I don’t come from money. I don’t come from anything at all. I’m from a low income family. Haven’t gotten to see the financial aid package yet. But I know I wasn’t offered a scholarship like Pace. I applied for Parsons, & was rejected, but was given admission to Eugene Lang. If I end up going with The New School, I’ll be choosing the Visual Arts concentration. I’ve always wanted to go to Art School. I like unorthodox, hands on/project based, non-traditional & weird curriculum. I like hands-on work. I don’t wanna do boring fucking generic Math class. I want to dive headfirst into what I came for. Studying & creating art!
I’ll be living on campus & I'm worried about navigating that. This is my first time away from home & I’m not sure about literally anything. Still trying to remain strong in spite of.
Also, I'm an out of state student from Michigan who’s low income, with a single parent & an EFC of $0. Fun!
I guess my main questions for Pace are:
-Why do people hate Pace? Went on tik tok & everyone hates it apparently… :/
-How are the classes & facilities for BFA Photography/Art students? Are these facilities worth the price tag?
-Are there gluten free dining options? (I’m not gluten free by choice, it makes me ill. not celiac.) Is the food decent?
-Is what Pace gives you worth it for the price? -How are the dorms? I’m eyeing 33 Beekman & 15 Beekman.
-Are there communal cooking spaces?
-How hard is it to get a single room? I ask this as someone who’s covid conscious & getting sick is not an option. I simply can’t afford to!
-How hard is it to make friends? I'm pretty worried about this. I don’t know anyone in nyc yet.
-if you’re an alumnus, do you feel that you got out everything you could from the school/experience? Do you regret it? What were the best parts? How’s your career now & what do you do?
-What are the pros & cons of Pace? The good, the bad & the ugly. Hit me.
Main Questions for the The New School:
- How’s the financial aid for need based? Does it help at all? Does TNS even care about giving decent aid?
-How are the classes & facilities for Eugene/Visual Art students? Are the facilities worth the price tag?
-Are there gluten free dining options? Is the food decent?
-Is what TNS gives you worth it for the price?
-How are the dorms? (please dear god don’t say flooding…) I’m eyeing Kerrey & Stuyvesant.
-Are there communal cooking spaces?
-How hard is it to get a single room? I ask this as someone who’s covid conscious & getting sick is not an option. I simply can’t afford to!
-How hard is it to make friends? I'm pretty worried about this. I don’t know anyone in nyc yet.
-Is everyone out of touch with reality & extremely rich like it seems? 😵💫
-What are the pros & cons of TNS? The good, the bad & the ugly. Hit me.
-if you’re an alumnus, do you feel that you got out everything you could from the school/experience? Do you regret it? What were the best parts? How’s your career now & what do you do?
I’m very conflicted looking for guidance on which one to pick. Trying to make a final decision by the beginning of next week.
Thank you in advance. :)
2024.05.22 22:21 itsnotsymphonie Pace VS The New School (Very anxious & I need some guidance/help picking one!!)
Pace VS The New School (Very anxious & I need some guidance/help picking one!!)
Hello. I’m conflicted. I’ve wanted to go to school in NYC. Specifically Art School & now I’ve finally been accepted to a few schools. Now the hard part is making a decision & actually picking one.
-I was accepted to SVA. I was accepted 2 years ago too. The curriculum seems expansive, but the tuition is 80k+, the financial aid is ASS & they don’t even have a dining hall. I never truly wanted to go there anyway. So, I'm not going there. It’s decided. Plus it’s for-profit…ew. (I know all colleges for profit but this one is REALLY for-profit)
-A week ago, I was accepted to Pace with a 22k scholarship (even with the scholarship it’s still expensive, 58k left over to pay out of pocket.) Very grateful for the scholarship. I sent in the deposit using money I did not have just to hold my fucking spot.
-I was just accepted to The New School today. I didn’t want to get my hopes up & didn’t. But I was pleasantly & painfully surprised this morning. Pleasantly, because it was one of the top schools on my list…I was proud of myself for actually getting in. Painfully, because I know the tuition is going to pound my ass. I don’t come from money. I don’t come from anything at all. I’m from a low income family. Haven’t gotten to see the financial aid package yet. But I know I wasn’t offered a scholarship like Pace. I applied for Parsons, & was rejected, but was given admission to Eugene Lang. If I end up going with The New School, I’ll be choosing the Visual Arts concentration. I’ve always wanted to go to Art School. I like unorthodox, hands on/project based, non-traditional & weird curriculum. I like hands-on work. I don’t wanna do boring fucking generic Math class. I want to dive headfirst into what I came for. Studying & creating art!
I’ll be living on campus & I'm worried about navigating that. This is my first time away from home & I’m not sure about literally anything. Still trying to remain strong in spite of.
Also, I'm an out of state student from Michigan who’s low income, with a single parent & an EFC of $0. Fun!
I guess my main questions for Pace are:
-Why do people hate Pace? Went on tik tok & everyone hates it apparently… :/
-How are the classes & facilities for BFA Photography/Art students? Are these facilities worth the price tag?
-Are there gluten free dining options? (I’m not gluten free by choice, it makes me ill. not celiac.) Is the food decent?
-Is what Pace gives you worth it for the price? -How are the dorms? I’m eyeing 33 Beekman & 15 Beekman.
-Are there communal cooking spaces?
-How hard is it to get a single room? I ask this as someone who’s covid conscious & getting sick is not an option. I simply can’t afford to!
-How hard is it to make friends? I'm pretty worried about this. I don’t know anyone in nyc yet.
-if you’re an alumnus, do you feel that you got out everything you could from the school/experience? Do you regret it? What were the best parts? How’s your career now & what do you do?
-What are the pros & cons of Pace? The good, the bad & the ugly. Hit me.
Main Questions for the The New School:
-How are the classes & facilities for Eugene/Visual Art students? Are the facilities worth the price tag?
-Are there gluten free dining options? Is the food decent?
-Is what TNS gives you worth it for the price?
-How are the dorms? (please dear god don’t say flooding…) I’m eyeing Kerrey & Stuyvesant.
-Are there communal cooking spaces?
-How hard is it to get a single room? I ask this as someone who’s covid conscious & getting sick is not an option. I simply can’t afford to!
-How hard is it to make friends? I'm pretty worried about this. I don’t know anyone in nyc yet.
-Is everyone out of touch with reality & extremely rich like it seems? 😵💫
-What are the pros & cons of TNS? The good, the bad & the ugly. Hit me.
-if you’re an alumnus, do you feel that you got out everything you could from the school/experience? Do you regret it? What were the best parts? How’s your career now & what do you do?
I’m very conflicted looking for guidance on which one to pick. Trying to make a final decision by the beginning of next week.
Thank you in advance. :)
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Hello. I’m conflicted. I’ve wanted to go to school in NYC. Specifically Art School & now I’ve finally been accepted to a few schools. Now the hard part is making a decision & actually picking one.
-I was accepted to SVA. I was accepted 2 years ago too. The curriculum seems expansive, but the tuition is 80k+, the financial aid is ASS & they don’t even have a dining hall. I never truly wanted to go there anyway. So, I'm not going there. It’s decided. Plus it’s for-profit…ew. (I know all colleges for profit but this one is REALLY for-profit)
-A week ago, I was accepted to Pace with a 22k scholarship (even with the scholarship it’s still expensive, 58k left over to pay out of pocket.) Very grateful for the scholarship. I sent in the deposit using money I did not have just to hold my fucking spot.
-I was just accepted to The New School today. I didn’t want to get my hopes up & didn’t. But I was pleasantly & painfully surprised this morning. Pleasantly, because it was one of the top schools on my list…I was proud of myself for actually getting in. Painfully, because I know the tuition is going to pound my ass. I don’t come from money. I don’t come from anything at all. I’m from a low income family. Haven’t gotten to see the financial aid package yet. But I know I wasn’t offered a scholarship like Pace. I applied for Parsons, & was rejected, but was given admission to Eugene Lang. If I end up going with The New School, I’ll be choosing the Visual Arts concentration. I’ve always wanted to go to Art School. I like unorthodox, hands on/project based, non-traditional & weird curriculum. I like hands-on work. I don’t wanna do boring fucking generic Math class. I want to dive headfirst into what I came for. Studying & creating art!
I’ll be living on campus & I'm worried about navigating that. This is my first time away from home & I’m not sure about literally anything. Still trying to remain strong in spite of.
Also, I'm an out of state student from Michigan who’s low income, with a single parent & an EFC of $0. Fun!
I guess my main questions for Pace are:
-Why do people hate Pace? Went on tik tok & everyone hates it apparently… :/
-How are the classes & facilities for BFA Photography/Art students? Are these facilities worth the price tag?
-Are there gluten free dining options? (I’m not gluten free by choice, it makes me ill. not celiac.) Is the food decent?
-Is what Pace gives you worth it for the price? -How are the dorms? I’m eyeing 33 Beekman & 15 Beekman.
-Are there communal cooking spaces?
-How hard is it to get a single room? I ask this as someone who’s covid conscious & getting sick is not an option. I simply can’t afford to!
-How hard is it to make friends? I'm pretty worried about this. I don’t know anyone in nyc yet.
-if you’re an alumnus, do you feel that you got out everything you could from the school/experience? Do you regret it? What were the best parts? How’s your career now & what do you do?
-What are the pros & cons of Pace? The good, the bad & the ugly. Hit me.
Main Questions for the The New School:
- How’s the financial aid for need based? Does it help at all? Does TNS even care about giving decent aid?
-How are the classes & facilities for Eugene/Visual Art students? Are the facilities worth the price tag?
-Are there gluten free dining options? Is the food decent?
-Is what TNS gives you worth it for the price?
-How are the dorms? (please dear god don’t say flooding…) I’m eyeing Kerrey & Stuyvesant.
-Are there communal cooking spaces?
-How hard is it to get a single room? I ask this as someone who’s covid conscious & getting sick is not an option. I simply can’t afford to!
-How hard is it to make friends? I'm pretty worried about this. I don’t know anyone in nyc yet.
-Is everyone out of touch with reality & extremely rich like it seems? 😵💫
-What are the pros & cons of TNS? The good, the bad & the ugly. Hit me.
-if you’re an alumnus, do you feel that you got out everything you could from the school/experience? Do you regret it? What were the best parts? How’s your career now & what do you do?
I’m very conflicted looking for guidance on which one to pick. Trying to make a final decision by the beginning of next week.
Thank you in advance. :)
2024.05.22 22:20 itsnotsymphonie Pace VS The New School (very anxious & need guidance/help picking one!!)
Hello. I’m conflicted. I’ve wanted to go to school in NYC. Specifically Art School & now I’ve finally been accepted to a few schools. Now the hard part is making a decision & actually picking one.
-I was accepted to SVA. I was accepted 2 years ago too. The curriculum seems expansive, but the tuition is 80k+, the financial aid is ASS & they don’t even have a dining hall. I never truly wanted to go there anyway. So, I'm not going there. It’s decided. Plus it’s for-profit…ew. (I know all colleges for profit but this one is REALLY for-profit)
-A week ago, I was accepted to Pace with a 22k scholarship (even with the scholarship it’s still expensive, 58k left over to pay out of pocket.) Very grateful for the scholarship. I sent in the deposit using money I did not have just to hold my fucking spot.
-I was just accepted to The New School today. I didn’t want to get my hopes up & didn’t. But I was pleasantly & painfully surprised this morning. Pleasantly, because it was one of the top schools on my list…I was proud of myself for actually getting in. Painfully, because I know the tuition is going to pound my ass. I don’t come from money. I don’t come from anything at all. I’m from a low income family. Haven’t gotten to see the financial aid package yet. But I know I wasn’t offered a scholarship like Pace. I applied for Parsons, & was rejected, but was given admission to Eugene Lang. If I end up going with The New School, I’ll be choosing the Visual Arts concentration. I’ve always wanted to go to Art School. I like unorthodox, hands on/project based, non-traditional & weird curriculum. I like hands-on work. I don’t wanna do boring fucking generic Math class. I want to dive headfirst into what I came for. Studying & creating art!
I’ll be living on campus & I'm worried about navigating that. This is my first time away from home & I’m not sure about literally anything. Still trying to remain strong in spite of.
Also, I'm an out of state student from Michigan who’s low income, with a single parent & an EFC of $0. Fun!
I guess my main questions for Pace are:
-Why do people hate Pace? Went on tik tok & everyone hates it apparently… :/
-How are the classes & facilities for BFA Photography/Art students? Are these facilities worth the price tag?
-Are there gluten free dining options? (I’m not gluten free by choice, it makes me ill. not celiac.) Is the food decent?
-Is what Pace gives you worth it for the price? -How are the dorms? I’m eyeing 33 Beekman & 15 Beekman.
-Are there communal cooking spaces?
-How hard is it to get a single room? I ask this as someone who’s covid conscious & getting sick is not an option. I simply can’t afford to!
-How hard is it to make friends? I'm pretty worried about this. I don’t know anyone in nyc yet.
-if you’re an alumnus, do you feel that you got out everything you could from the school/experience? Do you regret it? What were the best parts? How’s your career now & what do you do?
-What are the pros & cons of Pace? The good, the bad & the ugly. Hit me.
Main Questions for the The New School:
-How are the classes & facilities for Eugene/Visual Art students? Are the facilities worth the price tag?
-Are there gluten free dining options? Is the food decent?
-Is what TNS gives you worth it for the price?
-How are the dorms? (please dear god don’t say flooding…) I’m eyeing Kerrey & Stuyvesant.
-Are there communal cooking spaces?
-How hard is it to get a single room? I ask this as someone who’s covid conscious & getting sick is not an option. I simply can’t afford to!
-How hard is it to make friends? I'm pretty worried about this. I don’t know anyone in nyc yet.
-Is everyone out of touch with reality & extremely rich like it seems? 😵💫
-What are the pros & cons of TNS? The good, the bad & the ugly. Hit me.
-if you’re an alumnus, do you feel that you got out everything you could from the school/experience? Do you regret it? What were the best parts? How’s your career now & what do you do?
I’m very conflicted looking for guidance on which one to pick. Trying to make a final decision by the beginning of next week.
Thank you in advance. :)
submitted by itsnotsymphonie to PaceUniversity [link] [comments]
-I was accepted to SVA. I was accepted 2 years ago too. The curriculum seems expansive, but the tuition is 80k+, the financial aid is ASS & they don’t even have a dining hall. I never truly wanted to go there anyway. So, I'm not going there. It’s decided. Plus it’s for-profit…ew. (I know all colleges for profit but this one is REALLY for-profit)
-A week ago, I was accepted to Pace with a 22k scholarship (even with the scholarship it’s still expensive, 58k left over to pay out of pocket.) Very grateful for the scholarship. I sent in the deposit using money I did not have just to hold my fucking spot.
-I was just accepted to The New School today. I didn’t want to get my hopes up & didn’t. But I was pleasantly & painfully surprised this morning. Pleasantly, because it was one of the top schools on my list…I was proud of myself for actually getting in. Painfully, because I know the tuition is going to pound my ass. I don’t come from money. I don’t come from anything at all. I’m from a low income family. Haven’t gotten to see the financial aid package yet. But I know I wasn’t offered a scholarship like Pace. I applied for Parsons, & was rejected, but was given admission to Eugene Lang. If I end up going with The New School, I’ll be choosing the Visual Arts concentration. I’ve always wanted to go to Art School. I like unorthodox, hands on/project based, non-traditional & weird curriculum. I like hands-on work. I don’t wanna do boring fucking generic Math class. I want to dive headfirst into what I came for. Studying & creating art!
I’ll be living on campus & I'm worried about navigating that. This is my first time away from home & I’m not sure about literally anything. Still trying to remain strong in spite of.
Also, I'm an out of state student from Michigan who’s low income, with a single parent & an EFC of $0. Fun!
I guess my main questions for Pace are:
-Why do people hate Pace? Went on tik tok & everyone hates it apparently… :/
-How are the classes & facilities for BFA Photography/Art students? Are these facilities worth the price tag?
-Are there gluten free dining options? (I’m not gluten free by choice, it makes me ill. not celiac.) Is the food decent?
-Is what Pace gives you worth it for the price? -How are the dorms? I’m eyeing 33 Beekman & 15 Beekman.
-Are there communal cooking spaces?
-How hard is it to get a single room? I ask this as someone who’s covid conscious & getting sick is not an option. I simply can’t afford to!
-How hard is it to make friends? I'm pretty worried about this. I don’t know anyone in nyc yet.
-if you’re an alumnus, do you feel that you got out everything you could from the school/experience? Do you regret it? What were the best parts? How’s your career now & what do you do?
-What are the pros & cons of Pace? The good, the bad & the ugly. Hit me.
Main Questions for the The New School:
- How’s the financial aid for need based? Does it help at all? Does TNS even care about giving decent aid?
-How are the classes & facilities for Eugene/Visual Art students? Are the facilities worth the price tag?
-Are there gluten free dining options? Is the food decent?
-Is what TNS gives you worth it for the price?
-How are the dorms? (please dear god don’t say flooding…) I’m eyeing Kerrey & Stuyvesant.
-Are there communal cooking spaces?
-How hard is it to get a single room? I ask this as someone who’s covid conscious & getting sick is not an option. I simply can’t afford to!
-How hard is it to make friends? I'm pretty worried about this. I don’t know anyone in nyc yet.
-Is everyone out of touch with reality & extremely rich like it seems? 😵💫
-What are the pros & cons of TNS? The good, the bad & the ugly. Hit me.
-if you’re an alumnus, do you feel that you got out everything you could from the school/experience? Do you regret it? What were the best parts? How’s your career now & what do you do?
I’m very conflicted looking for guidance on which one to pick. Trying to make a final decision by the beginning of next week.
Thank you in advance. :)
2024.05.22 22:18 FlowSilver Suffice to say, i think this shows how much I love the new app and the new idea
 | Literally within 10 mins of getting the app and paying, I added so many videos and left a long, detailed Review on the app store submitted by FlowSilver to TheTryGuys [link] [comments] This app is seriously great: Considering these are just a couple of silly friends goofing around. They do such amazing detailed work with everything, like their heart is there and thats clear everyday. Like I was worried the Try guys would slowly fade away after the scandal just cause I only saw food content and while I do love Keith, it got just so overdone that I stopped watching, and they were right the Youtube algorithmn probably hurt them in this way. But they did what they do best; try and try until they succeed Im not sure if this counts as advertising? I hope not, im just genuinely happy for them all cause with this app, I feel energy to rewatch the many old videos and all the new ones :). Especially not that they have total freedom with their content, which is what they always wanted. |
2024.05.22 22:16 itsnotsymphonie Pace VS The New School (Very anxious & I need some guidance/help picking one!!)
Hello. I’m conflicted. I’ve wanted to go to school in NYC. Specifically Art School & now I’ve finally been accepted to a few schools. Now the hard part is making a decision & actually picking one.
-I was accepted to SVA. I was accepted 2 years ago too. The curriculum seems expansive, but the tuition is 80k+, the financial aid is ASS & they don’t even have a dining hall. I never truly wanted to go there anyway. So, I'm not going there. It’s decided. Plus it’s for-profit…ew. (I know all colleges for profit but this one is REALLY for-profit)
-A week ago, I was accepted to Pace with a 22k scholarship (even with the scholarship it’s still expensive, 58k left over to pay out of pocket.) Very grateful for the scholarship. I sent in the deposit using money I did not have just to hold my fucking spot.
-I was just accepted to The New School today. I didn’t want to get my hopes up & didn’t. But I was pleasantly & painfully surprised this morning. Pleasantly, because it was one of the top schools on my list…I was proud of myself for actually getting in. Painfully, because I know the tuition is going to pound my ass. I don’t come from money. I don’t come from anything at all. I’m from a low income family. Haven’t gotten to see the financial aid package yet. But I know I wasn’t offered a scholarship like Pace. I applied for Parsons, & was rejected, but was given admission to Eugene Lang. If I end up going with The New School, I’ll be choosing the Visual Arts concentration. I’ve always wanted to go to Art School. I like unorthodox, hands on/project based, non-traditional & weird curriculum. I like hands-on work. I don’t wanna do boring fucking generic Math class. I want to dive headfirst into what I came for. Studying & creating art!
I’ll be living on campus & I'm worried about navigating that. This is my first time away from home & I’m not sure about literally anything. Still trying to remain strong in spite of.
Also, I'm an out of state student from Michigan who’s low income, with a single parent & an EFC of $0. Fun!
I guess my main questions for Pace are:
-Why do people hate Pace? Went on tik tok & everyone hates it apparently… :/
-How are the classes & facilities for BFA Photography/Art students? Are these facilities worth the price tag?
-Are there gluten free dining options? (I’m not gluten free by choice, it makes me ill. not celiac.) Is the food decent?
-Is what Pace gives you worth it for the price? -How are the dorms? I’m eyeing 33 Beekman & 15 Beekman.
-Are there communal cooking spaces?
-How hard is it to get a single room? I ask this as someone who’s covid conscious & getting sick is not an option. I simply can’t afford to!
-How hard is it to make friends? I'm pretty worried about this. I don’t know anyone in nyc yet.
-if you’re an alumnus, do you feel that you got out everything you could from the school/experience? Do you regret it? What were the best parts? How’s your career now & what do you do?
-What are the pros & cons of Pace? The good, the bad & the ugly. Hit me.
Main Questions for the The New School:
-How are the classes & facilities for Eugene/Visual Art students? Are the facilities worth the price tag?
-Are there gluten free dining options? Is the food decent?
-Is what TNS gives you worth it for the price?
-How are the dorms? (please dear god don’t say flooding…) I’m eyeing Kerrey & Stuyvesant.
-Are there communal cooking spaces?
-How hard is it to get a single room? I ask this as someone who’s covid conscious & getting sick is not an option. I simply can’t afford to!
-How hard is it to make friends? I'm pretty worried about this. I don’t know anyone in nyc yet.
-Is everyone out of touch with reality & extremely rich like it seems? 😵💫
-What are the pros & cons of TNS? The good, the bad & the ugly. Hit me.
-if you’re an alumnus, do you feel that you got out everything you could from the school/experience? Do you regret it? What were the best parts? How’s your career now & what do you do?
I’m very conflicted looking for guidance on which one to pick. Trying to make a final decision by the beginning of next week.
Thank you in advance. :)
submitted by itsnotsymphonie to ApplyingToCollege [link] [comments]
-I was accepted to SVA. I was accepted 2 years ago too. The curriculum seems expansive, but the tuition is 80k+, the financial aid is ASS & they don’t even have a dining hall. I never truly wanted to go there anyway. So, I'm not going there. It’s decided. Plus it’s for-profit…ew. (I know all colleges for profit but this one is REALLY for-profit)
-A week ago, I was accepted to Pace with a 22k scholarship (even with the scholarship it’s still expensive, 58k left over to pay out of pocket.) Very grateful for the scholarship. I sent in the deposit using money I did not have just to hold my fucking spot.
-I was just accepted to The New School today. I didn’t want to get my hopes up & didn’t. But I was pleasantly & painfully surprised this morning. Pleasantly, because it was one of the top schools on my list…I was proud of myself for actually getting in. Painfully, because I know the tuition is going to pound my ass. I don’t come from money. I don’t come from anything at all. I’m from a low income family. Haven’t gotten to see the financial aid package yet. But I know I wasn’t offered a scholarship like Pace. I applied for Parsons, & was rejected, but was given admission to Eugene Lang. If I end up going with The New School, I’ll be choosing the Visual Arts concentration. I’ve always wanted to go to Art School. I like unorthodox, hands on/project based, non-traditional & weird curriculum. I like hands-on work. I don’t wanna do boring fucking generic Math class. I want to dive headfirst into what I came for. Studying & creating art!
I’ll be living on campus & I'm worried about navigating that. This is my first time away from home & I’m not sure about literally anything. Still trying to remain strong in spite of.
Also, I'm an out of state student from Michigan who’s low income, with a single parent & an EFC of $0. Fun!
I guess my main questions for Pace are:
-Why do people hate Pace? Went on tik tok & everyone hates it apparently… :/
-How are the classes & facilities for BFA Photography/Art students? Are these facilities worth the price tag?
-Are there gluten free dining options? (I’m not gluten free by choice, it makes me ill. not celiac.) Is the food decent?
-Is what Pace gives you worth it for the price? -How are the dorms? I’m eyeing 33 Beekman & 15 Beekman.
-Are there communal cooking spaces?
-How hard is it to get a single room? I ask this as someone who’s covid conscious & getting sick is not an option. I simply can’t afford to!
-How hard is it to make friends? I'm pretty worried about this. I don’t know anyone in nyc yet.
-if you’re an alumnus, do you feel that you got out everything you could from the school/experience? Do you regret it? What were the best parts? How’s your career now & what do you do?
-What are the pros & cons of Pace? The good, the bad & the ugly. Hit me.
Main Questions for the The New School:
- How’s the financial aid for need based? Does it help at all? Does TNS even care about giving decent aid?
-How are the classes & facilities for Eugene/Visual Art students? Are the facilities worth the price tag?
-Are there gluten free dining options? Is the food decent?
-Is what TNS gives you worth it for the price?
-How are the dorms? (please dear god don’t say flooding…) I’m eyeing Kerrey & Stuyvesant.
-Are there communal cooking spaces?
-How hard is it to get a single room? I ask this as someone who’s covid conscious & getting sick is not an option. I simply can’t afford to!
-How hard is it to make friends? I'm pretty worried about this. I don’t know anyone in nyc yet.
-Is everyone out of touch with reality & extremely rich like it seems? 😵💫
-What are the pros & cons of TNS? The good, the bad & the ugly. Hit me.
-if you’re an alumnus, do you feel that you got out everything you could from the school/experience? Do you regret it? What were the best parts? How’s your career now & what do you do?
I’m very conflicted looking for guidance on which one to pick. Trying to make a final decision by the beginning of next week.
Thank you in advance. :)
2024.05.22 21:39 Quasihodor Craig’s List: Konsta Helenius, Tij Iginla push into top five TSN
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2024.05.22 21:39 decaguard NEW CRAIG LIST : TOP 64
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2024.05.22 20:19 ScottHoward1 Where can I advertise a room I have to lease out?
Posting in Reddit and Craig’s list is not going anywhere
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2024.05.22 18:45 ChickenPeaof2021 Local 290 work outlook?
I was accepted as an apprentice transfer into the 290 plumbing apprenticeship and have been sitting for a few months. They don’t post any sort of out of work list for apprentices and they aren’t super transparent about what things are looking like for work right now. I’ve done my orientation at the training center and my swearing in. I chose the valley for my zones, Salem area and Eugene area. I know a lot of the work is up in Portland but I really didn’t think I’d be sitting for this long. I’m wondering if I should continue to wait it out or if I should call and ask to be put in the Portland zone so I can get picked up. I’m just not sure what is typical for the area I’m in, if it’s always a long wait to get picked up or what.
I also have a buddy that’s a union carpenter and he told me that I need to go to job sites and ask for a job, and that’s how people really get picked up, but that doesn’t sound right? Any advice or perspective would be appreciated. TIA
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I also have a buddy that’s a union carpenter and he told me that I need to go to job sites and ask for a job, and that’s how people really get picked up, but that doesn’t sound right? Any advice or perspective would be appreciated. TIA
2024.05.22 18:42 WestbourneX862AA Are there any movies you think do need sequels, and those that really don't?
I read about suggestions for Challengers sequel at https://www.esquire.com/entertainment/movies/a60636251/challengers-2-cast-news/ but does it really need a sequel; I've not yet seen it, the last tennis movie I saw was King Richard.
Surely Challengers is standalone enough to not need a sequel or create its own universe?
Then again, if it did create a franchise would you think "Is this worthwhile?"
When do you think sequels have dragged down a movie and thought "God, NOT ANOTHER sequel.... I thought we'd finished the original movie"?
I can remember this response from some friends about those National Lampoon movies; about the only ones people I knew could remember were the European Vacation and Christmas vacation. Anyone ever seen the Alvin and the Chipmunks parody of the European Vacation - Irrational Buffoon's European Vacation, made in 1990, an episode of Alvin and The Chipmunks, now retitled The Chipmunks Go To The Movies.
Then again, that franchise has been very YMMV; as it were most people who had seen the films only knew of the European Vacation and Christmas Vacation, this was in the 1990s and 2000s when I was about 14-19 years old. The original films weren't quite that well known.
I'm only speaking empirically here about that one.
But I remember seeing the 2015 film Vacation being critically panned.
For me, sometimes I don't mind sequels to some things; Guardians of the Galaxy is a campy, fun movie that takes me away from the darker corners of the MCU; and No Time To Die was brilliant; Daniel Craig is great as Bond. I hope his replacement can live up to him! James Bond films are sometimes stand-alone aren't they?
It could be argued Splash, Too, which I haven't seen, is a weak sequel based on reviews by critics. It seems to have got poor reviews compared to the original. As it were, I remember the original film airing when I was a teenager, it used to get TV airings every so often. Admittedly the film is very Eighties and sorta pseudo-John Hughes in some ways, maybe the romance that some consider odd like mentioned at https://www.ranker.com/list/things-that-are-in-every-john-hughes-movie/zack-howe and the setting, and mixed with love story. Good that Johnny Rose from Schitt's Creek is in it too alongside Tom Hanks! That is one I may rewatch one day if it's back on BBC/ITV/Channel 4 here.
I'm not trying to bash certain films for the sake of it, but discuss sequels etc. before anyone thinks this is about criticizing.
The general point is, when do you think a standalone work doesn't need sequels and stands alone as it is?
submitted by WestbourneX862AA to movies [link] [comments]
Surely Challengers is standalone enough to not need a sequel or create its own universe?
Then again, if it did create a franchise would you think "Is this worthwhile?"
When do you think sequels have dragged down a movie and thought "God, NOT ANOTHER sequel.... I thought we'd finished the original movie"?
I can remember this response from some friends about those National Lampoon movies; about the only ones people I knew could remember were the European Vacation and Christmas vacation. Anyone ever seen the Alvin and the Chipmunks parody of the European Vacation - Irrational Buffoon's European Vacation, made in 1990, an episode of Alvin and The Chipmunks, now retitled The Chipmunks Go To The Movies.
Then again, that franchise has been very YMMV; as it were most people who had seen the films only knew of the European Vacation and Christmas Vacation, this was in the 1990s and 2000s when I was about 14-19 years old. The original films weren't quite that well known.
I'm only speaking empirically here about that one.
But I remember seeing the 2015 film Vacation being critically panned.
For me, sometimes I don't mind sequels to some things; Guardians of the Galaxy is a campy, fun movie that takes me away from the darker corners of the MCU; and No Time To Die was brilliant; Daniel Craig is great as Bond. I hope his replacement can live up to him! James Bond films are sometimes stand-alone aren't they?
It could be argued Splash, Too, which I haven't seen, is a weak sequel based on reviews by critics. It seems to have got poor reviews compared to the original. As it were, I remember the original film airing when I was a teenager, it used to get TV airings every so often. Admittedly the film is very Eighties and sorta pseudo-John Hughes in some ways, maybe the romance that some consider odd like mentioned at https://www.ranker.com/list/things-that-are-in-every-john-hughes-movie/zack-howe and the setting, and mixed with love story. Good that Johnny Rose from Schitt's Creek is in it too alongside Tom Hanks! That is one I may rewatch one day if it's back on BBC/ITV/Channel 4 here.
I'm not trying to bash certain films for the sake of it, but discuss sequels etc. before anyone thinks this is about criticizing.
The general point is, when do you think a standalone work doesn't need sequels and stands alone as it is?
2024.05.22 17:43 MIDNight5791 Found this on germanys CraigsList:
 | submitted by MIDNight5791 to MIDNightRush [link] [comments] |
2024.05.22 17:00 _call-me-al_ [Wed, May 22 2024] TL;DR — Crypto news you missed in the last 24 hours on Reddit
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2024.05.22 09:32 Philantrophyintel Scams surrounding Philantrophy Intelligence in Australia
If you have come across the Australian version of Philanthropy Intelligence, it might be worth checking out these links.
Has nothing to do with Canada or Singapore.
Craig sounds convincing, but is not known for the honesty of the Tobler one.
[Daily Court List](www.dailytelegraph.com.au/newslocal/bowral/hyperlocal/everybody-appearing-at-moss-vale-local-court-tuesday-may-23/news-story/adfceae3136aebeab72a86420923ea2d?amp)
[daily court list](www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/nsw/tweed-heads/hyperlocal/everybody-appearing-at-tweed-heads-local-court-friday-june-16/news-story/6a3c82e6fd694df43e475c015cf86965?amp)
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Has nothing to do with Canada or Singapore.
Craig sounds convincing, but is not known for the honesty of the Tobler one.
[Daily Court List](www.dailytelegraph.com.au/newslocal/bowral/hyperlocal/everybody-appearing-at-moss-vale-local-court-tuesday-may-23/news-story/adfceae3136aebeab72a86420923ea2d?amp)
[daily court list](www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/nsw/tweed-heads/hyperlocal/everybody-appearing-at-tweed-heads-local-court-friday-june-16/news-story/6a3c82e6fd694df43e475c015cf86965?amp)