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− | + | Today we went to see the [[St. Paul’s Cathedral| St. Paul’s Cathedral]], which is part of the Anglican faith. This cathedral was amazingly gorgeous with its murals, mosaics and baroque style. When I first walked in I saw the huge baptismal font that is used during the christening of those seeking the faith. There were also wonderful icons of Jesus and Madonna and Child that I have only been able to see in textbooks or online. Then once you are done gawking at the sight in front, you to gaze up at the ceiling and you realize the magnitude of the cathedral. The journey up to the Whispering Gallery was very tedious up to those stairs but it was really cool to look down onto the ground below. However, I am terrified of heights and get really bad vertigo when up too high, so let’s just say the ceiling was very pretty from that height! Overall, I thought that it was some of the most impressive artwork I have ever seen. | |
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Revision as of 18:33, 9 May 2017
Katharine Conroy
Contents
- 1 Katharine Conroy
- 2 Overview
- 3 Milestone 1 Grunge Music in London
- 4 Milestone 2 Theater in London
- 5 Milestone 3, Capstone
- 6 Activity Journal
- 6.1 Activity #1 Westminster Abbey and The Tower of London
- 6.2 Activity #2 St. Paul's Cathedral
- 6.3 Activity #3 British Museum
- 6.4 Activity #4 Natural History Museum
- 6.5 Activity #4 National Gallery and Lunchtime concert
- 6.6 Activity #5 Lunchtime concert
- 6.7 Activity #6 Tate Britain
- 6.8 Activity #7 Victoria and Albert Museum
- 6.9 Activity #8 Tate Modern
- 6.10 Activity #9 Museum of London
- 6.11 Activity #10 Imperial War Museum
- 6.12 Activity #11 Museum of London Docklands
- 6.13 Activity #12 Horniman Museum
- 6.14 Activity #13 Hampton Court Palace
- 6.15 Activity #14 The Wallace Collection
- 6.16 Activity #15 London Science Museum
- 6.17 Activity #16 Romeo and Juliet
- 6.18 Activity #17 Stonehedge
- 6.19 Activity #18 Windsor Castle
- 6.20 Activity #19 Harry Potter Studio Tour
- 6.21 Activity #20 Name
Overview
The paragraph should give a three to five sentence abstract about your entire London HUA experience including 1) a summary of the aims of your project, 2) your prior experience with humanities and arts courses and disciplines, and 3) your major takeaways from the experience.
Milestone 1 Grunge Music in London
Grunge Music in London
Objective: A comparison of London and American grunge music that delineates the key differences and similarities.
Below the objective statement, Insert a one or two paragraph summary of your findings from having reached this milestone. Edit the link below to link to your milestone page.
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Milestone 2 Theater in London
Theater in London
Objective:
Looking at theater in London to see the nuances different than New York theater
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Milestone 3, Capstone
Music Theory behind London Grunge Music
Objective:
Analysis the key musical elements to London Grunge music.
Below the objective statement, Insert a one or two paragraph summary of your findings from having reached this milestone. If this milestone, for you, represents a humanities and arts capstone, please indicate so. Edit the link below to link to your milestone page.
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Activity Journal
The activity journal represents an ongoing log of reflections gained through each and every project activity on the calendar.
Activity #1 Westminster Abbey and The Tower of London
Today was the first official day of our time here in London! Still, a bit jet lagged, we started our time here at one of London’s most famous churches, Westminster Abbey or the Collegiate Church of St. Peter at Westminster. Many know this location as the place where many royals have celebrations such as coronations and weddings. In my most recent memory, I remember all of the excitement when Prince William and Kate Middleton got married at that exact spot. So as I roamed the great size of the church, I looked at all of the magnificent details on all of the tombs, craving, and statuary. The stained glass was also breathtaking and detailed depicting many monarchs and religious figures. However, my favorite part of the Westminster Abbey was the Tomb of the Unknown Warrior. It showed that no matter what class you were you would still be judged just the same under the eyes of God.
After the trip to Westminster Abbey, we went to see the Tower of London. It housed many precious items such as the Royal Crown Jewels, the armory, and torture devices also known as instruments of persuasion. As I walked through the castle I realized how important their history and tradition was. The monarchy is very devout to their traditions with many dating back hundreds of years. An extension of this would be the Yeomen or Beefeaters, who can be seen safeguarding the crown jewels. Originally my original impression of the Beefeaters was that they were people who were dressed in traditional garb to simulate the past uniform style, but when I asked a lady from information, she informed me that they were highly trained ex-military. This was very surprising and added greatly to my experience. After the first day of actives in London, I was very exhausted but also still very excited to see what was in store for me in the upcoming weeks.
Activity #2 St. Paul's Cathedral
Today we went to see the St. Paul’s Cathedral, which is part of the Anglican faith. This cathedral was amazingly gorgeous with its murals, mosaics and baroque style. When I first walked in I saw the huge baptismal font that is used during the christening of those seeking the faith. There were also wonderful icons of Jesus and Madonna and Child that I have only been able to see in textbooks or online. Then once you are done gawking at the sight in front, you to gaze up at the ceiling and you realize the magnitude of the cathedral. The journey up to the Whispering Gallery was very tedious up to those stairs but it was really cool to look down onto the ground below. However, I am terrified of heights and get really bad vertigo when up too high, so let’s just say the ceiling was very pretty from that height! Overall, I thought that it was some of the most impressive artwork I have ever seen.
Activity #3 British Museum
A paragraph for your personal reflection for another activity on our calendar goes here, just it was outlined in the previous example. Repeat this same process for the remaining activities. Whenever there's an activity on the calendar, complete an activity journal reflection.
Activity #4 Natural History Museum
A paragraph for your personal reflection for another activity on our calendar goes here, just it was outlined in the previous example. Repeat this same process for the remaining activities. Whenever there's an activity on the calendar, complete an activity journal reflection.
Activity #4 National Gallery and Lunchtime concert
A paragraph for your personal reflection for another activity on our calendar goes here, just it was outlined in the previous example. Repeat this same process for the remaining activities. Whenever there's an activity on the calendar, complete an activity journal reflection.
Activity #5 Lunchtime concert
A paragraph for your personal reflection for another activity on our calendar goes here, just it was outlined in the previous example. Repeat this same process for the remaining activities. Whenever there's an activity on the calendar, complete an activity journal reflection.
Activity #6 Tate Britain
A paragraph for your personal reflection for another activity on our calendar goes here, just it was outlined in the previous example. Repeat this same process for the remaining activities. Whenever there's an activity on the calendar, complete an activity journal reflection.
Activity #7 Victoria and Albert Museum
A paragraph for your personal reflection for another activity on our calendar goes here, just it was outlined in the previous example. Repeat this same process for the remaining activities. Whenever there's an activity on the calendar, complete an activity journal reflection.
Activity #8 Tate Modern
A paragraph for your personal reflection for another activity on our calendar goes here, just it was outlined in the previous example. Repeat this same process for the remaining activities. Whenever there's an activity on the calendar, complete an activity journal reflection.
Activity #9 Museum of London
A paragraph for your personal reflection for another activity on our calendar goes here, just it was outlined in the previous example. Repeat this same process for the remaining activities. Whenever there's an activity on the calendar, complete an activity journal reflection.
Activity #10 Imperial War Museum
A paragraph for your personal reflection for another activity on our calendar goes here, just it was outlined in the previous example. Repeat this same process for the remaining activities. Whenever there's an activity on the calendar, complete an activity journal reflection.
Activity #11 Museum of London Docklands
A paragraph for your personal reflection for another activity on our calendar goes here, just it was outlined in the previous example. Repeat this same process for the remaining activities. Whenever there's an activity on the calendar, complete an activity journal reflection.
Activity #12 Horniman Museum
A paragraph for your personal reflection for another activity on our calendar goes here, just it was outlined in the previous example. Repeat this same process for the remaining activities. Whenever there's an activity on the calendar, complete an activity journal reflection.
Activity #13 Hampton Court Palace
A paragraph for your personal reflection for another activity on our calendar goes here, just it was outlined in the previous example. Repeat this same process for the remaining activities. Whenever there's an activity on the calendar, complete an activity journal reflection.
Activity #14 The Wallace Collection
A paragraph for your personal reflection for another activity on our calendar goes here, just it was outlined in the previous example. Repeat this same process for the remaining activities. Whenever there's an activity on the calendar, complete an activity journal reflection.
Activity #15 London Science Museum
A paragraph for your personal reflection for another activity on our calendar goes here, just it was outlined in the previous example. Repeat this same process for the remaining activities. Whenever there's an activity on the calendar, complete an activity journal reflection.
Activity #16 Romeo and Juliet
A paragraph for your personal reflection for another activity on our calendar goes here, just it was outlined in the previous example. Repeat this same process for the remaining activities. Whenever there's an activity on the calendar, complete an activity journal reflection.
Activity #17 Stonehedge
A paragraph for your personal reflection for another activity on our calendar goes here, just it was outlined in the previous example. Repeat this same process for the remaining activities. Whenever there's an activity on the calendar, complete an activity journal reflection.
Activity #18 Windsor Castle
A paragraph for your personal reflection for another activity on our calendar goes here, just it was outlined in the previous example. Repeat this same process for the remaining activities. Whenever there's an activity on the calendar, complete an activity journal reflection.
Activity #19 Harry Potter Studio Tour
A paragraph for your personal reflection for another activity on our calendar goes here, just it was outlined in the previous example. Repeat this same process for the remaining activities. Whenever there's an activity on the calendar, complete an activity journal reflection.
Activity #20 Name
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My Complete Contributions
The journal section should end with the following link to your complete contributions (new articles, edited articles, added media, etc.)
All of My Created Content and Edits