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When you go to liberal arts college in Chicago or anywhere for that matter, you're bound to do quite a bit of reading. That's why you're here after all, because reading is one of your treasured pastimes. But both the act of reading and the way in which literature is produced has changed quite a bit over the last few years. And no one knows better than liberal arts students how literary production both influences and reflects the state of society at large!
Here are three 21st century trends to watch:
First, there were books. They took up space but in compensation, offered readers the tactile pleasure of touching actual paper, jotting notes in the margins, marking a favorite passage, sketching a doodle inside the back cover, and in short - making the book one's own.
Several centuries later came the tablet and the smartphone. They took up much less space, but lacked some of the personalized engagement we'd come to know and love from the paper experience.
Now, that's changing. For the past few years, developers have been trying to capture the sights, sounds and even the feel of turning pages in a good old book, and applying them to digital platforms.
It seems consumers want the feel of reading a "real" book without the hassle of lugging it around - or finding extra room in the bookcase. It looks like 21st century reading will be characterized by a compromise between convenience and authenticity. Imagine, one day you may get your liberal arts bachelor degree sent as a PDF, but you'd better believe that it will look like it was printed on parchment - and somehow you'll be able to feel the seal stand out with your fingers.
As if being able to carry hundreds of books in the palm of your hand wasn't enough, Google Glass is about to launch commercially on a mass scale. You'll be able to walk down the street and read without using your hands at all (tip: stop reading when crossing the street or driving, please).
If the trend in increased literary mobility does in fact go hand in hand with a desire for the sensory feeling of reading a book, how then do we satisfy that need with this new platform? Rob Salkowitz of Publishers Weekly has an idea: people can get a blank book, and then use their Google Glass to superimpose the text over it. But we have to ask, doesn't this defeat the purpose?
Back in the day, only a small selection of works got published by an even more selective group of publishers. Today, the internet makes it possible for anyone to get their work seen - bypassing publishers altogether. Some might argue that this represents a dilution of the quality of literature available, while others herald the trend as the democratization of authorship.
Historically, only authors with patrons or the right contacts got published. It's quite possible that because of inaccessibility, some of the greatest pieces of literature - texts that really should be part of any liberal arts education today - were only read by some poor writer's spouse, immediate family and a couple of friends.
The other side of the coin is that the internet is now flooded with self-published, sub-par content. But it's important to note that just because this content is out there, doesn't mean anyone will read it.
Maybe the aftermath of this trend will be that only the best will be remembered.
What do you think about the changing ways we interact with and produce the written word? Is literature getting refined - or is it on the decline?
Now that you've mastered the art of public speaking and in-class presentations, it's time to move on to refining your debating chops. Having a good handle on debate will not only help you in the classroom, but it'll also be crucial once you've obtained your liberal arts bachelor degree and entered the workforce.
You'll first need to understand what a debate is. A debate is an argument - no, not the argument you had with your parents when you forgot to clean your room—but a formal, public discussion between two parties, about a specific topic. When you attend a liberal arts college, lively debate is usually an integral part of the curriculum. But did you know that good debate skills have benefits outside the classroom too? Whether you're pursuing a liberal arts education to prepare for a career in politics or business—or taking a different route, these essential debating skills will prove invaluable to your professional success:
This is what separates a presentation from a debate—you can memorize the speech you'll be presenting beforehand, but you can't anticipate the arguments that may come your way during a debate. Obviously, preparing for the unexpected is challenging, but not completely impossible. You'll need to research everything on your topic—simply having an opinion isn't enough. You need data and factual material to support your opinion. The best way to prepare is to argue both sides—this way, you can anticipate what your opponent might say.
Why it's important now: As a student, being prepared is crucial—your degree depends on it, and seeing it through takes commitment. If you prepare, you're more likely to have all your work done on time and this will ensure success.
Why you'll need it later: Job interviews. It's important to be prepared for any unexpected questions you might be asked in an interview. Be prepared to answer anything about yourself with confidence to ensure that you make a good impression on the recruiter.
It's true, you do already have a lot to think about during a debate—what you're going to say, the pace at which you're going to say it and whether or not you'll come out victorious. But there are still other factors to keep in mind. Many people mistake debate for something that is solely verbal, but the non-verbal component of debate is important too. Did you know that simply standing straight with a solid stance shows determination and can add weight to your arguments? During a debate, it's important to maintain eye contact (with the audience and your opponent), keep a good posture, and be mindful of your body language and movements.
Why it's important now: In a class-room debate you'll want to make sure that your classmates and teachers are interested in what you're saying, and strong body language will help capture and hold their attention.
Why you'll need it later: Your future job may require you to speak publically or pitch ideas. Small things like good posture and eye contact can make all the difference in how your audience responds to what you're saying.
It happens—you'll complete hours of research, gather tons of information and practice until you can practice no more, and when it's finally your time to shine, your opponent will catch you off-guard. As frustrating as this may be, you can't hold back. The key to a successful debate is confidence, and you'll want to present yourself with a lot of it. So when the unexpected happens, take a pause, gather your well-researched thoughts, and proceed with conviction.
Why it's important now: At some point or another, every student has to perform under pressure. Debate helps us develop and hone the all-important skill of remaining cool and collected when tensions run high.
Why you'll need it later: Your future job may require you to negotiate a contract with a client, or even a raise with your boss. Being able to resist stress and rally your arguments will go a long way to helping you reach your professional goals.
What life skills have you picked up through the fine art of debate?
Students who attend a liberal arts college in Chicago gain access to a wide variety of resources, events, ideas and people. Shimer College has a 150-year reputation of encouraging interaction between students who at some point in their lives may have felt different, or set apart from mainstream society. Shimer is known for encouraging an open and inclusive dialogue between its students, professors, and inspiring figures who encourage living life "outside the box."
The Representing Trans* symposium, opening November 8th 2014 at the Gray Centre Lab on the University of Chicago campus, presents an excellent opportunity for Shimerians to join an particularly important and inspiring conversation. This year, among a panel of influential artists, academics and activists working in realm of trans* representation, the symposium will be attended by keynote speaker and acclaimed author Kate Bornstein.
By its very nature, a liberal arts education invites students to explore and engage with a wide range of ideologies, cultural artefacts, and ways of being in the world. Increasingly, college campuses across the country are representing the trans* and queer population through community-gathering events, and students at Shimer are lucky to have the Representing Trans* Symposium right here on campus. The day-long event will include discussions on sociological, artistic and activist approaches to trans* representation. Voices from some of North America's most prominent academics and artists working in the realm of trans* representation will be present, including PhD professors from Harvard and a number of influential authors. The evening will be devoted to a conversation with artist and activist Kate Bornstein, followed by a screening of the autobiographical film Kate Bornstein is a Queer and Pleasant Danger, based on her published memoir.
Hailing from New Jersey, Kate Bornstein is an author, playwright, performance artist, and self-proclaimed "gender outlaw." In 1986, Bornstein shed her assigned birth gender of male and had sex reassignment surgery. As someone who does not identify with a male or female gender, Kate Bornstein has become a leading critical voice on gender theory and gender binaries. Bornstein's unique experiences as a trans* person at odds with an exclusive society, fueled a life of theatre, performance art, and writing.
Anyone pursuing a liberal arts education will surely feel inspired to hear Bornstein speak in person, and develop a richer appreciation of her ground-breaking work. Bornstein's performance pieces include The Opposite Sex is Neither, Hidden: A Gender, and Strangers in Paradox. Authored works include My Gender Workbook and the renowned Hello, Cruel World: 101 Alternatives To Suicide For Teens, Freaks, and Other Outlaws. The 2014 film Kate Bornstein is a Queer and Pleasant Danger, based on Bornstein's life, was directed by Sam Feder and is an intimate portrait of the author as an artist. The film explores Bornstein's artistry and influences on language, space and how society views gender.
Sweaty palms, nervous fidgeting and irrational pacing—if thoughts of classroom presentations and public speaking have just come to mind, then you're in the right place! Some people can walk right up to a podium and speak confidently and flawlessly for hours, without ever giving the impression that they're nervous. Those people, however, are not you. You need time to repeatedly practice your speech, study your material, and get to know your audience before even thinking of going up there and speaking to them. If you're a student at a liberal arts college, you can understand how important it is to develop public speaking skills now, so you can be prepared for your professional future. Pursuing a liberal arts bachelor degree can lead to positions in teaching, business management, and politics (just to name a few), in which confident oral communication is essential. Here are some tips that will help you stop stressing and deliver a great presentation.
A great way to control stress when you're about to give a speech is to get to know your audience beforehand. How? If your class is quite small, becoming acquainted with fellow students should be quite easy. Chatting about common interests or assigned readings can help nervous presenters feel more at home in the room and more friendly with their audience - which helps makes public speaking a little less intimidating. Since your presentation is probably part of a class assignment at the liberal arts degree college you're attending, try striking up a conversation with a classmate about your topic ahead of time. You'll feel more comfortable sharing your ideas with the whole group when your turn to present arrives.
Nothing builds confidence better than having a detailed understanding of the topic you're about to present. Learning your material, and not just memorizing it, can help substantially if you forget a specific line or phrase. If you've taken the time to learn and understand the subject, you'll be able to easily improvise and move on, without your audience being any the wiser. Practice your speech as much as you can to make sure it's engaging, informative and audible. Try presenting in front of a family member or close friend who can provide feedback about where you could improve. You can also try video-recording yourself, and preparing your own constructive critique!
It shouldn't come as a surprise that if you're nervous about giving a public speech, you'll probably want to get it over with as quickly as possible. Rushing your speech is one of the biggest mistakes you can make during a presentation. Remember that this may be the first time your audience is hearing the information you're discussing (or at least your take on the subject), and they're likely to lose interest and tune out if you speak too fast. A great way to slow down your speech is to take short pauses at the end of each sentence—and don't forget to articulate your words!
Dress to impress. Wearing clothes that make you look professional - and worth listening to - is important. Your posture is also a key factor, so try to avoid crossing your arms or legs, or looking down at the floor, which gives the impression that you might be nervous or anxious. A solid stance and consistent eye contact communicates that you're prepared, energized, and confident.
How do you keep calm before and during a class presentation?
Overspending and deviating from a personal budget can happen to anyone - but students seem particularly susceptible to the syndrome. Whether you're attending a liberal arts college or pursuing business management training, chances are you're up against similar financial obstacles. Many students juggle their school with part-time work, and many are learning to live on their own for the first time. Thinking about budgeting is just one more unpalatable item on your to-do list, sandwiched between overtime hours and late nights at the library. But in order to stay on top of expenses and still have a little left over for fun, it's essential to find a fool-proof budgeting method that will help keep you on track. Here are a few tips to get started:
The first step in sticking to a budget is creating one. There are so many computer programs and mobile applications at your disposal today, that creating and keeping track of a budget should actually be effortless. As a start, you should figure out what your income is and what your essential weekly, monthly, and quarterly expenses are. These may include:
Next, you should compare your expenses with your actual income - and this will give you a good idea about what is really left over for those non-essential (yet hard to resist) items. Finally, keeping your budget on hand at all times, either electronically on your mobile device or a printed copy in your wallet, can be a useful deterrent to over-spending.
Before allocating ALL of your money to pay your monthly expenses, try keeping a little aside for yourself first. Experts suggest setting aside a small amount of cash at the beginning of the month—and if you happen to stick within your means that month, then you'll have a little extra cash to treat yourself with!
Credit cards can be tricky because it's very easy to lose track of how much you've spent and exceed your budget. A prepaid card is a great alternative - it's just like using cash because you won't be able to spend more that your card allows. After you've established your budget, you can re-charge your card to that specific amount each month.
Tap into the creative side of your liberal arts education to come up with new and fun ways to spend less. Sticking to your budget can actually provide some degree of entertainment! Try challenging yourself, or a close friend or family member, to see if you can spend less than the previous month, or than each other. If you're a competitive person who can't resist a challenge, this is a great way to set and meet new goals each month.
You've worked hard to create and maintain your budget - all while striving to achieve your liberal arts bachelor degree, so don't forget to reward yourself for a job well done. It's important to treat yourself once in a while, so if you haven't been overspending feel free to go just a little wild, and indulge in something you love.
Pursuing a liberal arts education can provide access to a variety of opportunities because of the broad range of subjects that are covered within the academic field. Liberal arts colleges provide an educational background in areas of study including philosophy, literature, mathematics, natural science and social sciences, focusing on developing exceptional writing, analytic and critical thinking skills. Because a liberal arts degree teaches you core abilities that can be applied virtually anywhere, pursuing a liberal arts program abroad can be an exciting way to expand your horizons while exploring an entirely new environment, meeting new people and making new friends.
Studying abroad is an excellent way to immerse yourself in a completely new environment and learn all about the people and culture of a country that you have never visited before. Learning about a new culture first-hand through immersion is an exciting and rewarding experience that should not be missed. Students are in a particularly advantageous position to explore a new destination because their schedule will permit free time for travel, and for participating in local events. Study abroad is an excellent opportunity to break free from established academic routines, encounter new people and new ideas - and when your time away has come to a close, you will have enhanced your resume and added more value to your degree.
As an alternative liberal arts college in Chicago, Shimer has been offering the Shimer-in-Oxford Study Abroad Programme to adventurous students for over four decades. Students are eligible to apply to study abroad in Oxford, England within their third or fourth academic year. Candidates who are accepted will have the chance not only to go to Oxford, but to tour England as well and visit some of the most breathtaking cities and landmarks including:
Students involved in Shimer-in-Oxford will have access to Oxford's local libraries, lectures on a variety of topics, and the opportunity to attend traditional tutorials that focus on many subjects including:
These tutorials normally take place in one of Oxford's Colleges, but can occasionally be held at a tutor's home or in a local pub. Shimer's affiliation with Oxford gives students interested in studying abroad the opportunity to share apartments with Oxford students, as well as students from other American colleges, creating ideal conditions for swapping different world views and making international connections.
What do you consider the greatest benefits of studying abroad?
You may have heard the saying that people are a product of their environment, and if you've ever thought about your personality, you'll find a lot of it has to do with where you grew up and what lessons you learned. Receiving a post-secondary education at an alternative liberal arts college is a large cultural change in a student's life. It often means leaving home, being exposed to types of people you have never interacted with, and being immersed in classes which change and broaden your perspective. Many people note how much they change in college, and the extent to which culture plays a role in the development of personality in your college years is practically inarguable.
At Shimer, courses such as "Society, Culture and Personality" can help students understand and theorize about the relationship of the individual human being to society. Texts such as The Souls of Black Folk by W.E.B. Dubois and selections from Karl Marx and Max Weber can introduce students to the idea of whether a person is truly a product of their society, and what it means to be considered an individual. One key question pertaining to personality is whether or not we are born with a genetic personality and society actually just shapes the personality we are born with, or if we are constantly developing what our personality is.
Attending a liberal arts college in Chicago from a different state, or a different country, means that you are voluntarily immersing yourself in a very specific culture. This is both American culture, and within it, the microculture of the city of Chicago. Some notable culture-defining aspects of Chicago are improvisational comedy, blues, jazz music and architecture. A shared enthusiasm of sports highlighted by the city's many professional teams is another aspect that might influence our personalities. Chicago is most definitely a city that likes to stand out, and this cultural attitude may end up rubbing off on your own personality, depending on how involved in the city life you become and how long you live here.
Some of the most renowned theories we have today on personality are the work of 19th and early 20th century psychiatrist Carl Jung. Jung is known for his categorization of "types", where each psychological type corresponds to predicted behavior. His research of extrovert and introvert personalities today defines how many view themselves and an informative measure by which people view others. Our liberal arts education features courses in the social sciences that encompass society and culture in relation to psychology and anthropology, while incorporating the research and studies of great thinkers like Jung.
Psychology is the scientific study of mental functions and behaviors, with the goal of understanding individuals and groups. Psychology pursues the exploration of concepts like emotion, personality, brain function, interpersonal relationships, and perception. This type of career requires someone who is both perceptive, knowledgeable in sociology and who has a broad education. There's no better place to prepare yourself for a psychology career than a liberal arts degree college, which provides students with a general course of study, and classes that develop critical thinking skills and a depth of knowledge.
If you have an interest in pursuing a career in the field of psychology, Shimer has just the event for you. This morning, October 2nd at 11:30am in the Radical 2 classroom, Annemarie Slobig from the Illinois School of Professional Psychology at Argosy University, will be on campus to discuss graduate studies and career opportunities in psychology. The talk is open to anyone at Shimer, regardless of what courses you are taking.
Becoming a professional psychologist first requires an undergraduate degree, which you can receive from a liberal arts college. Since psychology is a scientific study, you will also require a graduate degree before you can become certified as a practicing psychologist. As a part of your graduate degree, you may be required to complete an internship in a clinical setting, which is great way to gain experience from more seasoned psychologists. After graduate college, you may decide to earn a Doctor of Philosophy degree (Ph.D) or a doctor of Psychology degree (Psy.D) to further your career options.
Being a psychologist can, but doesn't always mean working in a clinical setting. Here are some interesting and trending careers in psychology:
Undertaking a liberal arts bachelor degree at Shimer means you can take a fascinating course called Abnormal Psychology. Abnormal psychology, also called psychopathology, is the study of unusual patterns of behaviour or emotion which may precipitate a mental disorder. The term is historical, based off the culture of insane asylums and the theories of the supernatural. Towards the 18th century, a turn in perspective made humans start believing that those with mental disorders should be treated as patients rather than prisoners. Abnormal psychology intends to study both the historical supernatural reasoning behind mental illnesses, and the biological explanations. The scientific study looks at biological causal factors, genetics, socio-cultural factors, systemic factors and biopsychosocial factors either causing or triggering mental illnesses.
There have been various therapies developed throughout history to rid patients of mental illnesses. Of them all, the most popular would be Sigmund Freud's theory of psychoanalysis. According to Freud, disturbances were a result of suppressed emotions and memories from one's childhood, and by finding the source of the disturbance, one may relieve the disturbance from their mind. While Freud's theory of psychoanalysis has faded from use due to modern therapy practices, many psychologists still study aspects of his research.
What field of psychology would you consider for a potential career?
College is an opportune moment in your life to branch out and take advantage of all your school offers you. Attending a liberal arts college in Chicago means you get an amazing education while being in one of the coolest cities in North America. As a world-class city, Chicago has a lot to offer and as a student you have the advantage of discounts, so use this time as best you can! After all, learning continues outside the classroom, and these are the experiences which help shape who you are. If you're new to college, then events are a great opportunity to go out with a group or meet new friends. Here, we'll give you some ideas of how to get around and what to see.
Chicago was named "best sports city" in 2010, and is home to notable teams like the Chicago Cubs and the White Sox (baseball), the Chicago Bulls (basketball), and the Chicago Blackhawks (hockey) to name a few. Needless to say, you would be missing an opportunity if you didn't check out at least one of these teams play a home game. If you're looking for some personal activities to complement your mentally stimulating liberal arts education, why not take a stroll around one of the many landmark parks in the city, including Lincoln Park which is home to playgrounds, tennis courts, basketball courts, jogging trails, and fields for baseball and soccer. When you're heading out to the park, why not rent a bike using the city's Divvy bike share program? 24 hour passes or annual memberships are available, and there are many bike paths all around the city to either get around town or take a sightseeing tour.
Chicago is known as an arts city, and here you'll find no shortage of museums, concerts and performances. The Art Institute of Chicago has been named the number one museum in the world, and hosts over 300,000 pieces of art including Grant's American Gothic and Monet's Water Lilies. Shimer students, faculty and staff receive free admission to the museum, access to the Ryerson and Burnham Libraries and an invitation to take part in two College Nights per year, which also offer free admission to your friends and family. If you go to Millennium Park to snap some photos of the amazing architecture there, you may also find yourself attending an outdoor Beethoven concert. To easily get around from campus to places like Chicago Broadway shows or the Adler Planetarium, get your CTA U-Pass, the best deal for using the subway transit system. Don't forget that Chicago Theatre Week happens every year in February!
Sometimes places like museums involve a lot of self-contemplation and don't leave a lot of time for socialization. As a student, you'll begin to recognize the night life and all it has to offer to enrich your time at an alternative liberal arts college. Chicago is known worldwide for its excellent food selection. We've all heard of Chicago-style pizza, hotdogs and steakhouses, but on the more refined side, Chicago has many great restaurants you can go eat at with friends or on a date. World cuisines to try include Greek, Italian, Polish and Vietnamese. At night, you might attend a comedy show, including the well-known Second City improve troupe where Amy Poehler, Tina Fey and Stephen Colbert got their start. Jazz is also big on the night scene in Chicago, so be sure to catch a show or two.
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Today, we are all global citizens. Globalization has made homogeneity a concept of the past; we are exposed to people, products, foods and arts from countries all over the world, we speak multiple languages and we understand the news of what is happening in countries other than our own. Communication technologies are continuing to break down these international barriers each day—the internet and social media alone have achieved this for us. Liberal arts colleges give you the broad world perspective which can expose you to and educate you on global occurrences. Though we often feel the need to act on every injustice we see in the world, oftentimes we as individuals lack the resources or support. It is important to know as global citizens that though we cannot change everything, we have the power to change something important every day.
There are widespread issues which have been identified by the UN and other worldwide organizations as global responsibilities. This means that as a global citizen, you are a part of the responsibility to support these initiatives either through your own power, through the foundations you choose to support or who you vote for. These worldwide responsibilities include:
As a student, it may seem like these issues are far away from us, but it is important to recognize that responsibility for these issues on a global scale starts at home. As a student with a liberal arts bachelor degree, your knowledge of the world is never finite, and your capability is limitless. Shimer President, Susan Henking notes that to endure in our world means to change, while venturing into the world with the same power, passion and sophistication that is found in our classrooms. Your knowledge about an assortment of world topics means you are equipped to aid the community in multiple ways. Here are some stepping stones to becoming a responsible global citizen:
The world is not as it was 50, or even 100 years ago. Every country has citizens who have immigrated there from somewhere else, and this means that we all have a responsibility to understand where someone else has come from and take into account their current situation. It is crucial not to make rash judgements or assumptions about somebody's past. Taking care of the people in your community is the first step to being a responsible global citizen.
Advocating for an organization you feel connected to will make you motivated to seek change and find solutions to worldwide problems. Sharing ideas with like-minded individuals is at the heart of a liberal arts education, and is something which you can apply to your support for a cause. Being a part of the decision-making process for the purpose of change is an uplifting experience which will inspire your participation in other local and global initiatives.
Community events have always succeeded at bringing people together who, even though they don't know each other, can enjoy each other's presence. Events which celebrate diverse music, spirituality, language, culture, dances and traditions, promote good spirits and a sense of community. These types of events are non-exclusive, often free, and their locality makes them accessible to everyone. Organizing a community event can promote a greater sense of companionship where you live and overall improving the quality of life. Becoming involved in organizing events also builds good leadership skills for future initiatives you may undertake.


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Villa with terraces in front of the sea. It is next to Cala Tarida with spectacular views of the sunset in the most beautiful part of the Ibiza island. the house has all the amenities just 600 meters from the beach. One of the great attractions of the house is the infinity view overlooking the sea and sunset . Sunset over the Mediterranean with spectacular views of the islands of S'Esparta .
The two terraces are perfect chill out to enjoy the holidays in a unique and relaxed atmosphere beside the Mediterranean.
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Plasma TV , wifi and air conditioning in all rooms. It has a fully equipped kitchen , dishwasher , oven, microwave . Televisones plasma in living room and suite. Wifi and sat TV ASTRA And spanish channel
It is also in a very quiet area . The house is semi detached and has 100 square meters and another 80 scattered on the pool terrace and first floor.
It is located in the coastal area with the most beautiful beaches : Cala Compta ,cala Moli, cala d' Hort , Cala Tarida , Cala VEDELLA , cala Carbo, ibiza best Creeks .
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Stunning combo!
Going to miss your column, but look forward to a feature article on the 135is this spring ;-) (once your summer wheels go back on). It would be nice if it also served as tips on great sunday drives in the northern NJ area.
I am immobilized by procrastination on what to replace my sadly departed M5 with. Its been 3 months without a BMW. I have consumed alot of wine to get through it... This thread as added another contender to my wishlist which currently consists of: Another E60 M5, E90/92 M3, F30 diesel (wait and see though..), F10 535i M-Sport, 1M (still awefully pricey on the used market)
135i has intrigued me since its release, to the point that I put money down on a 1M in 2010 and never got an allocation (still bitter). Perhaps I need to take one out for a drive again and see how it floats my boat...The
Thanks 135is owners for the pick me up this morning, I just joyrode on your support group!
mb, please bring it out to the Cars and Croissants NJ meet in March. They start up again first weekend in March I believe.
Thank you! Satch has said no to a 135is feature. Perhaps I didn't sell it well enough. Wanted to take the column in a different direction, but he wasn't interested in that, which I completely understand. The MINI-rati need their fix.
Best thing I could say is to go drive a 135is or 135i before you make any decisions. You will notice a major build quality difference in a 1 and an M5 (duh).
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