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Current Students (2014-2015 School Year)
Daily Schedule
"Learning Outside the Classroom" Experiences and Featured Speakers
Journals, LOTC experiences and archived Moodles from past years
School Hours
Dress Code
Supplies & Parent/Guardian Forms
Courses (links to our online courses and webpages)
Daily Schedule (Intermediate & Middle School)
2014-2015 Daily Schedule - Intermediate School
2014-2015 Daily Schedule - Middle School
"Learning Outside the Classroom" Experiences & Featured Speakers
8/11-8/13, Mon.- Wed. – 9 AM-1 PM Faculty Inservice (babysitting provided by USL students and graduates).
8/13, Wednesday – Annual Alumni-Faculty Lunch - 11:45 AM in the gym
8/14-8/15, Th.- Fri. – 2014-2015 school year begins with Orientation activities led by USL Upper School students and graduates
8/18, Monday – Regular classes begin
8/20, Wednesday – orientation for Learning Outside the Classroom. As preparation for our field experiences, Middle and Upper School students will begin Red Cross CPR/First Aid/AED training. Students will also bake cookies, deliver them, and clean up the kitchen. This will allow students to gain practice with the responsibility inherent to LOTCs and meet our neighbors around Coleman Blvd.
8/25, Monday – Back to School Open House in the gym (6:00 PM)
8/27, Wednesday – LOTC - As part of preparation for our off-campus experiences, Mount Pleasant Police Department personnel will offer a personal safety course to the entire student body. All students will also learn practical skills for personal safety from instructors from Charleston Krav Maga. MS/US students will continue Red Cross CPR/First Aid/AED training.
8/29, Friday – Students & Mentors Activity - USL students and mentors will enjoy a movie, games, and food in the gym from 6:30-8:30 PM.
9/1, Monday – University School will be closed in honor of the Labor Day holiday. Classes resume on Tuesday, 9/2.
9/3, Wednesday – LOTC - As part of preparation for our off-campus experiences, All students will continue learning practical skills for personal safety from instructors from Charleston Krav Maga. MS/US students will continue Red Cross CPR/First Aid/AED training.
9/6, Saturday – Optional Family LOTC - From 12-5, the Greater Charleston Chinese Association will host their Harvest Moon Festival under the "Big Oak" at Palmetto Islands County Park.
9/10, Wednesday – LOTC - We will travel to the Center for Birds of Prey in Awendaw for a tour and flight demonstrations.
9/13, Saturday – All USL Community Event - the Horan family, including Matthew (6th) and Allison (10th), invite all past and present members of the University School community to a bonfire at the beach at 6 PM. Location - Station 25, Sullivans Island, SC 29482
9/17, Wednesday - LOTC - activities in and around campus. The main focus will be learning strategies (how to deal with anxiety, how to best take notes, the importance of sleep, how failing helps one learn, etc.) and advisory group activities. Some students will attend the annual Constitution Week Naturalization Ceremony at the Charles Pinckney National Historic Site. Students will witness as 95 people from over 45 countries will become United States citizens.
9/18, Thursday - From 5:45-7:00 PM. University School students, faculty, parents and mentors will enjoy a pizza meal together and each other's company. Mr. Kreutner will also give a picture presentation about the opening weeks of school and the learning and activities the students and the community have been involved in.
9/24, Wednesday – LOTC - MS - tour of the Clemson University SCE&G Energy Innovation Center; IS - painting activity at ArtBuzz Kids and then lunch at Shem Creek Park. Mini Humanities class in the PM.
9/26, Friday – Students & Mentors Activity - USL students and mentors will enjoy a movie, games, and food in the gym from 6:30-8:30 PM.
10/1, Wednesday - (A) LOTC - MS/US tour of the Boeing plant, IS - Clemson University SCE&G Energy Innovation Center; (B) At 4 PM, we will help the Hibben UMC community unload and arrange the pumpkins on the lawn facing Coleman Blvd. Afterwards enjoy a free pizza dinner!
10/2, Thursday...University School will be represented at the High School Fair at Mason Prep School from 6:30-8:00 PM.
10/3, Friday – GUEST SPEAKER - In preparation for our annual exit polling exercise, the students have already looked at the 7-page ballot for next month and talked about some of the races, offices, and referendums. They will be learning a lot through classroom and Moodle preparation, but they will also be hearing from candidates. We expect to have Democrat, Republican, Green, and Libertarian (working on a representative from the new American Party also) candidates to meet and talk with the students. Our first speaker, Democrat Secretary of State candidate Ginny Deerin, will be speaking at USL today. Please see her post after her visit with us. For more on our 2014 election and exit polling efforts, please click here.
10/6, Monday – University School will have representatives at the First Grade Fair from 5:30-7:30 PM at Second Presbyterian Kindergarten (342 Meeting Street, Charleston 29403).
October – High School exploration process meeting
10/8, Wednesday – (A) LOTC - PSAT preparation in the AM along with exercises to learn more about upcoming visiting political candidates and the Prof. Bracey lecture on October 28. Guest speaker - Green Party candidate, Sue Edward, running for the South Carolina House District #114 seat. Skill exercises and independent explorations of upcoming experiences and speakers in the afternoon. PM - Guest speaker - Libertarian Party candidate, Steve French, running for Governor. For more on our 2014 election and exit polling efforts, please click here. (B) This day is set aside as an opportunity for parent & teacher conferences.
10/10, Friday – On Friday, October 10, 2014, USL hosted an accreditation visit and received our annual financial audit. These forms of external review of University School are vital in validating and providing useful into our operations and the learning experience for our students.
A three-person team, comprised of college professors and independent school educators, from the South Carolina Independent School Association spent today at University School as part of our every-three-year accreditation cycle. They explored all aspects of USL, observed classes, and talked with a variety of members of our community. USL meets or exceeds all of the accreditation criteria, and their feedback was effusive and helpful. Here is the summary from their report:
"The team would like to commend the school on the following:
1. The positive school/church interaction
2. The healthy, positive school environment
3. Small class sizes
4. Flexibility that teachers have to instruct students that best matches the students learning styles
5. Student interaction with adults
6. The active engagement of students in the classroom
The team was extremely impressed with the school and had difficulty coming up with suggestions to improve the school."
Here are the summary results of our 2013-2014 school year audit from the accounting firm of GlaserDuncan. USL has its business-side in good order and carries no debt. Although financial measurements will never be a true indicator of the School's success, some are very important for the long-term health and viability of the school. One of these is how much of every dollar the School spends that goes to supporting its mission. In the case of University School for 2013-2014, $0.82 of every dollar spent went back to supporting the mission of the School. For our peer schools, the average is $.70.
10/14, Tuesday – HOSTED PERFORMANCE - University School will host Science of Sound for a performance of at 10 AM in the gym. Experience sound as you've never seen, felt, or heard it before. Use your voice to create a giant laser show. Run a resonance relay race. Rock out to odd instruments and sounds from students. Explore what makes music...musical! It is appropriate for all ages and lasts about 45 minutes. Guests will include our friends from Sweetgrass Assisted Living Village, Christ Our King-Stella Maris School, Hibben UMC Preschool, Moultrie Middle School, Montessori of Mount Pleasant, Trident Academy, Charleston-area homeschool families, and other groups from the community.
10/15, Wednesday – (AM) Younger grades - community building exercises and then community service by helping with Hibben Church's Pumpkin Patch and cleaning up in and around campus; older grades - take the PSAT in the morning and then community service at Hibben. (PM) Skill exercises and independent explorations of upcoming experiences and speakers in the afternoon.
10/18, Saturday – The USL community will assist Hibben UMC with their annual Fall Festival from 8 AM - 3 PM. To help support Hibben's meal outreach program, each USL family is asked to bring at least one canned good in advance of the Fall Festival.
10/19, Sunday – The USL community will have a game booth, assist with the CARTA info booth, and help with clean-up at the Mount Pleasant Children's Festival at Park West Recreational Complex (12 PM-5 PM). University School won Best School Booth in 2010 and 2013!
10/21, Tuesday – (A) Members of the Upper School will travel to Mason Prep to share USL with the 8th graders during a lunchtime presentation. (B) USL's High School Night. 8th graders and their parents are welcome to learn more about USL's Upper School and gain information about other options. This meeting is from 6:30-7:30 PM.
10/22, Wednesday – LOTC - After beginning the day with a Morning Meeting class, we'll walk to Alhambra Hall in the Old Village. We will then take our individual photos with Pat Ring from Ring Photography, and then students will enjoy lunch and recess there. We will then return to work on our Art by Me and the MS Holiday Lights Greeting Card. Students will also learn more background information for the Prof. Bracey presentation (next Tues., 10/28). At 1:30, Stephen Schabel from the Center for Birds of Prey will screen the video that they filmed when we visited back in September.
10/24, Friday – There will be no school for a faculty in-service day from 9:00-noon. Babysitting for faculty members' children and lunch will be provided.
10/28, Tuesday – HOSTED LECTURE - University School will host Organization of American Historians Distinguished Lecturer John H. Bracey Jr. Professor Bracey has taught in the W. E. B. Du Bois Afro-American Studies Department of the University of Massachusetts Amherst since 1972. He is coeditor of Afro-American Women and the Vote 1837-1965 (1997); Strangers and Neighbors: Relations Between Blacks and Jews in the United States (1999); and African American Mosaic (2004). He also was coeditor of the microfilm edition of the Papers of the NAACP. The lecture is entitled "Strangers and Neighbors: Blacks and Jews in American History," and it will last about an hour. It begins at 10 AM and is free and open to the public. This is part one of our speaker series this year. The second will be on April 28 and feature University of Wisconsin-Madison and Organization of American Historians Distinguished Lecturer Charles L. Cohen discussing "Jews and Muslims in Christian America."
10/29, Wednesday – LOTC - (A) We will visit Magnolia Gardens in West Ashley. It is one of the three major plantations that are adjacent to each other on Highway 61 (Drayton Hall and Middleton Place are the others). This is in line with our tradition of visiting a different plantation each year to compare and contrast them (Hampton Plantation in McClellanville is also part of our regular rotation). Along with the tour of the gardens and swamp, we'll explore the full property and take part in the Slavery to Freedom experience at the restored slave cabins.
(B) We won Second Place Team at the South Carolina Independent School Association Middle School Math Meet, and this included having three of the top six high scorers for the whole competition (over 25 schools and 200+ students! We fielded two teams, and they got 2nd and 9th overall. Congratulations to all of the participating students (Thomas Boyle, William Eustis - 4th overall, Kat Favre, Jack Frain - 2nd overall, Julian Griffin, Ron Kalus, Sabrina Lawrence, Mary Lee, Allison Li - 6th overall, Alex Pawlik, and Isabel Prioleau) and our Middle School Math teachers: Mrs. Brockman, Mrs. Lawrie, and Mr. Zenauskas!
10/30, Thursday – (A) Guest speaker - United States Senator Tim Scott, Republican Party, who is running to serve the unexpired term to which he was appointed. He will speak and answer questions at 12:15. Our other scheduled speaker, American Party candidate, Jill Bossi, running for the unexpired term of the US Senate seat currently held by Tim Scott, has had to postpone her visit. For more on our 2014 election and exit polling efforts, please click here. (B) University School will have representatives at the Eighth Grade Fair from 6:00-8:00 PM at Moultrie Middle School. You are welcome to come and learn more about our High School.
10/31, Friday – It is an annual tradition for students and faculty to "dress up" for Halloween. This is optional. Please just make sure your costume is Hibben Preschool-appropriate.
11/4, Tuesday – ELECTION DAY LOTC - Our main effort will be exit polling at various precincts around the county. Each student will visit at least two precincts in different areas of the the Lowcountry to get a sense of what is motivating voters at the polls. We will also make an effort to predict the outcomes using our exit poll results, and these predictions will be posted here after the polls close. The Post and Courier featured a story on our exit polling on Election Night: "Exit poll good news for Gov. Nikki Haley, school and library referendums." Channel 2 interviewed one of our exit polling groups at M. Pleasant Municipal Complex, and the result is a neat video and insightful article: "Kids exit poll Lowcountry voters." Channel 5 News also spotlighted this experience for our students on their website: "Students, not old enough to vote, find success predicting election outcomes." Click here for the full results of our 2014 Election Day Exit Polling and here for a video explanation of our exploration of civics and exit polling.
11/5, Wednesday – LOTC - We will review the results of Tuesday's election. In the afternoon, students will have a presentation about creativity and music from classical pianist Vladimir Pleshakov: he will have a performance at USL in the Spring. In small group 1-hour sessions all day long, students will have a chance to explore playing an instrument with instructors from Charleston International Music School. This experience will be led by the founder and director of CIMS, Ruben Camacho.
11/6, Thursday - LOTC - HOSTED PERFORMANCE - University School will host the Fabulous Chinese Acrobats for a performance at 10 AM in the gym. Presenting feats of extreme balance, contortion, and athletic skill, these teenage acrobats travel the world thrilling audiences and representing Chinese culture. It is appropriate for all ages and lasts about 45 minutes. Guests will include our friends from Windwood Farm Home for Boys, Christ Our King-Stella Mari School, Sweetgrass Assisted Living Village, Hibben UMC Preschool, Moultrie Middle School, Charleston-area homeschool families, and other groups from the community.
11/7, Friday - University School MS&US students will host three YALLFest authors for two separate on-campus symposiums. The 9 AM session features D.J. MacHale, author of the Pendragon series and co-creator of the Nickelodeon channel's show "Are You Afraid of the Dark." The 1 PM session features John Parke Davis and Carrie Ryan who co-wrote a fantasy/adventure novel about pirates, The Map to Everywhere, which comes out on November 4. Ryan also wrote the Forest of Hands and Teeth post-apocalyptic trilogy.
11/7-8, Friday-Saturday - Optional Family LOTC - YALLFest - Charleston's Young Adult Book Festival (420 King Street from 10 AM - 6 PM). YALLFest is a Young Adult Literature Festival founded and based in Charleston. USL is friends with Jonathan Sanchez, the owner of Blue Bicycle Books and the driving force behind YALLFest. USL's own MS & US English teacher, Sara Peck, is also one of the organizers! For a full review of our participation in the event from an earlier year, please read USL's then 8th grader Olive Gardner's article in the City Paper about the experience. Traditional a large contingent of University School's students attend YALLFest on their own on Saturday. Pleasure reading is to be cherished, and it is terrific that our culture celebrates outside reading. Thanks to our teachers, students, and parents for valuing reading!
11/12, Wednesday – LOTC - on-campus activities and classes, including preparation for Friday's Day of Caring.
11/14, Friday – (A) LOTC - University School students, faculty, and parents took part in National Day of Caring service projects at eleven sites across Charleston, Berkeley, and Dorchester counties through the Trident United Way in the Lowcountry. This is one of the biggest Days of Caring in America, and we contributed over 500 hours of service at Midland Park Primary, Jane Edwards Elementary, Windsor Hill Elementary, Chicora Elementary, FamilyCorps, Carter-May Assisted Living Home, Berkeley Citizens, International Primate Protection League, South Santee Senior and Community Center, Fresh Future Farm, and Windwood Farm Home for Boys. *** Click here for the USL Day of Caring slideshow. (B) Students & Mentors Activity - USL students and mentors will enjoy a movie, games, and food in the gym from 6:30-8:30 PM.
11/18, Tuesday – Annual Family Potluck Dinner and Gathering at James Island County Park Wando Shelter (including the Holiday Festival of Lights and the opportunity to see the Greeting Card our Middle School students made). Students will depart by bus at the end of school, and dinner is at 5:45.
11/19, Wednesday – LOTC - on-campus classes, thank you card writing, and preparations for the upcoming MUSC and Faith exploration field trips.
11/26-28, Wednesday-Friday – University School will be closed for the Thanksgiving holiday. Classes will resume on Monday, December 1.
12/2-3, Tuesday-Wednesday – After-school art class with Ms. Mila Garro. These two sessions, each lasting an hour from 3:30-4:30, will allow a student to create a work using the Japanese style of Oshibana. A native of the Ukraine, Garro now lives in Mt. Pleasant and creates and teaches art (click here to read a profile of Garro from the Moultrie News). It should be a fun experience, and the class is limited to 10 students. For more details or to sign up, please contact Mrs. Hubbard.
12/3, Wednesday – LOTC - on-campus classes, thank you card writing, and preparations for the upcoming MUSC and Faith exploration field trips.
12/10, Wednesday – LOTC- Medical University of South Carolina - It is a December tradition to visit and learn more about MUSC. Students will tour the campus for an overview of MUSC, explore the Simulation Center, investigate the Meducare helicopter and the role it plays, and discover more about the Audiology department. The day will conclude with visiting and delivering holiday cards to patients at the Hollings Cancer Institute.
12/11, Thursday – University School of the Lowcountry will have an Open House. The event will begin at 6 p.m. at USL's campus (690 Coleman Blvd. in Mount Pleasant), and interested families are welcome to drop by and learn more about the school. There will be a formal presentation from 6:15-7 p.m., and there will be time beforehand and afterward to meet and ask questions of students, teachers and parents.
12/16, Tuesday – Middle School students, their families, and the faculty will enjoy the annual Middle School luncheon featuring French cuisine. Themes from earlier years include items from Charleston Receipts. Mediterranean dishes, and a traditional Southern picnic. Mrs. Logan's brainchild is a wonderful way to celebrate the holiday season!
12/19, Friday - (A) LOTC - As is customary, we will have our annual Winter Faiths/Holidays Interdisciplinary Day on the last day of the semester. We will learn about holidays and how they are celebrated by various faith and ethnic groups. This year we will learn more about the Catholic Church, and this will entail visiting Blessed Sacrament Church in West Ashley. Students will also learn about outreach to the Spanish-speaking community and hear part of a Mass in Spanish. Students will also travel to a local Lutheran church, All Saints in Mt. Pleasant, to learn more about this Christian denomination, its history, and beliefs. (B) Students & Mentors Activity - USL students and mentors will enjoy a movie, games, and food in the gym from 6:30-8:30 PM. The evening includes the annual showing of Home Alone. We also ask that each student bring a few durable food items that we will donate to the Lowcountry Food Bank and Holy Trinity AME Church. This is an annual tradition to support the Food Bank and the food outreach efforts of HT AME. (C) End of Second Quarter and First Semester
12/22, Monday - 1/4 Sunday - Winter Break Holiday. Classes resume on Monday, 1/5.
1/7-1/12, Wednesday-Monday - MS trip - we will travel to Georgia to explore downtown Savannah and the Pin Point Gullah/Geechee Heritage Museum, learn more about WWII aircraft at the Mighty Eighth Air Force Museum, discover more about the Monastery of the Holy Spirit (Trappist monks who cultivate Bonsai trees), tour Georgia Tech, learn more about CNN (we watch CNN Student News everyday), tour nuclear power plant Vogtle, explore the Georgia Aquarium, experience the Oval Office at the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library, find out more about civil rights history at the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Site, hear more about the CDC, learn more about Fort Gordon and cyberwarfare, visit the High Museum of Art, eat at The Varsity, experience the international cuisine on Buford Highway, and more.
1/14, Wednesday - LOTC - MS/US students will craft reflections, make slideshows based on the Georgia trip, and write thank you cards. IS students will have an on-campus activity and learn about the Georgia experience.
1/15-19, Thursday-Monday – Students will not have classes because of faculty in-service on Thursday, 11/15. University School will be closed on Friday, 1/15 and Monday, 1/19 in observance of the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday. Classes will resume on Tuesday, January 20.
1/20, Tuesday – LOTC - SCISA High School Math Meet. We placed 4th out of 24 schools and 36 teams at the South Carolina Independent School Association High School Math Meet. As our current highest grade is 10th, we competed against juniors and seniors and did amazing -- including a top 3 individual high scorer! Congratulations to all of the participating students and our USL Math teachers: Mrs. Brockman, Mrs. Lawrie, Ms. Donoghue, Mrs. Koches, and Mr. Zenauskas!
1/27, Tuesday – LOTC HOSTED PERFORMANCE - University School will host classical pianists Vladimir Pleshakov and Elena Winther for a performance of at 10 AM in the gym. It is appropriate for all ages and lasts about 50-60 minutes. Guests will include our friends from Sweetgrass Assisted Living Village, Hibben UMC Preschool, Moultrie Middle School, Christ Our King-Stella Maris School, Charleston-area homeschool families, and other groups from the community.
1/28, Wednesday - (A) LOTC - Teacher & Parent Conference Opportunity; (B) No Uniform Day; on-campus art activities, advisory group meetings, Lowcountry exploration, Quiz Bowl practice, and team building exercises.
1/30, Friday - USL Auction Family-style Tossed Salad and Spaghetti Dinner (serves 4-6). Order from Mrs. Hubbard by Thursday, 1/29 for $25. Take home at car-pool pick-up today.
2/4, Wednesday - LOTC - (A) SCISA State Literary Meet - fourteen USL students competed. We are very proud of our students and are grateful for the teachers who chaperoned them. As with our LOTCs that place students in all sorts of situations to learn, competitions like this allow students to test and push themselves -- and then learn from the experience. It was a busy day with a large contingent of schools present (over 90 schools and 850+ students), and our students learned a lot and enjoyed the day with their teachers. Here are our participants: 3rd Grade Storytelling: Charlotte Halford; 4th Grade Poetry Recitation: Brian DeMichael & Vann Hagood; 5th Grade Poetry Recitation: Zoe Gregg & Benjamin Halford (Merritt Baldwin alternate); Middle School Oral Interpretation: Will Courtney (Dramatic) & Cayleigh Nicholson (Humorous); Middle School Extemporaneous Speaking: William Eustis & Kat Favre; Middle School Essay: Rivers Ulmer & Gabby Villacres; Upper School Extemporaneous Speaking: Anne Adragna; Upper School Essay: Sandy Otap; Upper School Oral Interpretation (Humorous): Allison Horan. Congratulations to Cayleigh Nicholson, 7th, for winning 2nd Place in Middle School Oral Interpretation! (B) exploration of the College of Charleston's Halsey Institute for Contemporary Art and the Karpeles Manuscript Museums Charleston site.
2/7, Saturday - University School will hold its Annual Auction at 6:30 PM at Hobcaw Yacht Club. All members and supporters of the USL community are invited to join us for this event. Here is a flyer explaining sponsorship opportunities and guidance on soliciting items to support the Auction. For more information, please click on the Auction page on our website.
2/10-2/12, Tuesday-Thursday - special LOTC - Middle and Upper School students will be taking in an array of activities at the College of Charleston for the 2nd Annual Piccolo Darwin Week
2/11, Wednesday - LOTC - Annual Personal Health Symposium. Physicians from MUSC's Department of Adolescent Medicine will guide this day.
2/13, Friday - our LOTC activities for this week will include a trip to Marion Square in downtown Charleston for the first day of the Southeastern Wildlife Exposition. Flight demonstrations by the Center for Birds of Prey, specialty breeds of dogs, various forms of wildlife art, and the presence of government and non-profit experts on the environment and wildlife are the highlights of this experience.
2/16, Monday - University School will be closed in observation of the Presidents' Day Holiday. Classes resume on Tuesday, 2/17.
2/18, Wednesday – classes today instead of an LOTC because of the short week.
2/19, Thursday – On February 19, 2015, our Middle School Quiz Bowl team won their region. This means we will take part in the State Quiz Bowl on Thursday, March 5. We competed against Orangeburg Prep School, W. Wyman King Academy, and Patrick Henry Academy. We are especially pleased because this was only our second year participating in the Quiz Bowl competition, and it was our second region championship. Congratulations to team members Miko Crowley, Jack Frain, Ron Kalus, Sanders Linker, Isabel Prioleau, Garrison Wettengel, and Daniel Kalus!
2/20, Friday – Students & Mentors Activity - USL students and mentors will enjoy a movie, games, and food in the gym from 6:30-8:30 PM.
2/23, Monday - University School of the Lowcountry will have an Open House. The event will begin at 6 p.m. at USL's campus (690 Coleman Blvd. in Mount Pleasant), and interested families are welcome to drop by and learn more about the school. There will be a formal presentation from 6:15-7 p.m., and there will be time beforehand and afterward to meet and ask questions of students, teachers and parents. University School of the Lowcountry is geared to high-achieving students in grades three-12, and features experiential learning through 30 field trips per year and instruction in Mandarin, Spanish and Latin (students take all three each year).
2/25, Wednesday - LOTC - Students who have recently completed their job shadows will present their experience and field questions from the students and staff, and we will also take practice sections of the Stanford Achievement Test.
2/26, Thursday – HOSTED PERFORMANCE - University School will host One World Taiko for a performance of at 10 AM in the gym. Taiko means "drum" in Japanese and One World Taiko is a professional Japanese drum ensemble that captivates audiences of all ages with their heart pounding beats, dynamic movement and rhythmic grooves. One World Taiko's music is drawn from Japan's tradition of lively festival drumming along with their own creative rhythms, arrangements and choreography, adding their energetic spirit to the ancient art of taiko. It is appropriate for all ages and lasts about 45 minutes. Guests will include our friends from Sweetgrass Assisted Living Village, Hibben UMC Preschool, Moultrie Middle School, Christ Out King-Stella Maris School, Montessori of Mount Pleasant, Windwood Farms Home for Children, Charleston-area homeschool families, and other groups from the community.
3/4, Wednesday – LOTC - Students who have recently completed their job shadows will present their experience and field questions from the students and staff, and we will also take a few sections of the Stanford Achievement Test.
3/5, Thursday – Our Middle School Quiz Bowl team won their Region and will take part in the State Quiz Bowl on Thursday, March 5 in Columbia.
3/7, Saturday – Upper School party at USL from 7-9 PM.
3/11, Wednesday – First thing in the morning, we will take our All-School photo and individual re-takes with Ring Photography. Students who have recently completed their job shadows will present their experience and field questions from the students and staff, and we will also take a few sections of the Stanford Achievement Test.
3/18, Wednesday – Students will take sections of the Stanford Achievement test.
3/20, Friday - (A) World Languages Day - USL will host guest speakers, performers, and musicians representing the countries and cultures of the three languages each student learns (Latin, Spanish, and Mandarin). (B) Students & Mentors Activity - USL students and mentors will enjoy a movie, games, and food in the gym from 6:30-8:30 PM.
3/25, Wednesday – Students will finish the Stanford tests and complete any make-ups if needed.
3/30, Monday - 4/3, Friday – Spring Break - school resumes on Monday, April 6.
April, Weekday - Intermediate School Family Day in the morning. IS students will share what they have learned this year with members of their family in this morning event.
4/8, Wednesday – LOTC
4/11, Saturday – Optional Family LOTC - the US Navy's Blue Angels will be performing at Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort for the "Blues over Beaufort - Airshow 2015."
4/14, Tuesday – LOTC - Today marks the 150th anniversary commemoration of the raising of the US flag at the end of the Civil War at Fort Sumter. Students will travel to Fort Sumter to observe the ceremony marking this occasion.
4/15, Wednesday – Tuesday classes because of LOTC on Wednesday. Special LOTC for 8th grade and Upper School students. They will attend TEDxCharleston.
4/16, Thursday – Special PM LOTC - the MS students are participating in the SC Department of Natural Resources Spartina Grass Restoration project at Fort Johnson.
4/18, Saturday – Students will participate in Christ Our King-Stella Maris' 5th annual Mathletics Competition.
4/22, Wednesday – LOTC -
4/24, Friday - Community Potluck Dinner and All-School Talent Show (5:45 in the gym). ** Click here for the 2014 slideshow.
4/28, Tuesday – HOSTED LECTURE - University School will host Organization of American Historians Distinguished Lecturer Charles L. Cohen. Dr. Cohen is the E. Gordon Fox Professor of American Institutions and the director of the Lubar Institute for the Study of the Abrahamic Religions at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Winner of the Society of American Historians' Allan Nevins Prize as well as several distinguished teaching awards, he works on early American history, American religious history, and the braided history of Judaism, Christianity and Islam. He is a coeditor, with Paul S. Boyer, of Religion and the Culture of Print in Modern America (2008); with Leonard V. Caplan, of Theology and the Soul of the Liberal State (2010); and, with Ronald Numbers, of Gods in America: Religious Pluralism in the United States (2013). The lecture is entitled "Jews and Muslims in Christian America " and it will last about an hour. It begins at 10 AM and is free and open to the public. This is part two of our speaker series this year. The first was on October 28 and featured UMass Amherst Professor John Bracey, Jr. discuss "Strangers and Neighbors: Jews and Blacks in American History."
4/29, Wednesday – LOTC
5/6, Wednesday – LOTC -
5/13, Wednesday – LOTC -
5/14, Thursday - Eighth Grade Graduation and Lunch - eighth graders will cook and serve lunch for their families, USL faculty, and the Middle School in appreciation for their support and their experience at University School. Seventh graders will serve as apprentices, and the event will include speeches delivered by the eighth graders in which they thank their families, teachers, and friends and a slideshow.
5/20, Wednesday – LOTC - This day is set aside for the "Special Memory" trip chosen by consensus by the 8th graders.
5/22, Friday – Last day of classes for students
Journals, LOTC experiences and archived Moodles from past years
These pages include photos, links and/or reflections about Learning Outside the Classroom experiences and featured speakers.
2007-2008 daily journal - including reflections on all LOTCs
2008-2009 LOTC experiences and speakers
2009-2010 LOTC experiences and speakers
2010-2011 LOTC experience and speakers
2011-2012 LOTC experience and speakers
2012-2013 LOTC experience and speakers
2013-2014 LOTC experience and speakers
Archived Moodles for Current Students, Faculty and Alumni:
School Hours
The school day begins at 7:45 AM and ends at 2:55 for the Intermediate School and 3:10 for the Middle School. Students may be dropped off beginning at 7:20 AM (when adult supervision begins) until 7:40 AM. IS students may be picked up at 2:55, or they can wait (under supervision) for their ride during MS pick up. University School's Extended Day program offers care for students from the end of day up to 5:30. For more information about Extended Day, please click on the link.
Click here to go to the homepage for our on-line Moodle courses. You do not need to login to view the calendar on the right side of the page. Click on today's date (or the nearest prior school day), and it will tell you the homework that is upcoming.
Dress Code
General Guidelines:
- Bottoms - Students will wear khaki or navy shorts/skirts/skorts or pants. Denim is not acceptable.
- Tops - Students will wear collared shirts (oxford or polo style) in solid colors with the University School logo.
- Footwear - Because of the active nature of our days, students must wear shoes in which one can exercise. Athletic shoes (crosstraining/tennis/running/etc.) that are appropriate for PE and for outdoor wear are required.
- Outerwear - Outerwear such as sweaters and sweatshirts worn over collared shirts are allowed only with no team names, slogans, logos, or messages other than those of University School. Only small breast-pocket logos are acceptable on outerwear. Here are the details about each form of outerwear:
(a) Jackets: Dark navy, no hood, full-zipper preferred, fleece (not sweatshirt material), can be found at Land's End but not required to be from there, with USL logo.
(b) Coats: Dark navy is the recommended color for all outerwear. Heavy coats do not need a USL logo.
(c) Rainwear: Dark navy, poncho or coat, no USL logo required, umbrellas are not permitted on LOTCs.
For "Learning Outside the Classroom" days:
- For Formal LOTC days, students should be dressed in khaki bottoms and white USL-embroidered collared shirts. For Traditional LOTC days, students should be dressed in khaki bottoms and white USL t-shirts. Students may wear USL-embroidered hats only. Outerwear must be dark navy with the USL logo.
Notes for Boys:
- Tops - Shirts can be untucked if the tail is not long
- Belts - Belts should be worn if there are loops
- Undershirts - If wearing an undershirt, it must be white and must remain tucked in at all time
Notes for Girls:
- Skirts/Skorts/Pants – Girls may wear solid color (khaki/navy) skirts, knee-length shorts, skorts, and slacks. All skirts should be just above the knee or longer.
- Footwear - Athletic shoes (crosstraining/tennis/running/etc.) that are appropriate for PE and for outdoor wear are required.
- Tops – Girls are expected to wear acceptable shirts with the school logo visible. Any other layer should also be a solid color and beat the school logo. Cardigan, v-neck, and crew neck sweaters are permitted as long as the school logo is visible. Tee shirts and camis must be white and tucked in and should not be pulled out over the skirt or pants' top.
- Leggings and Tights – Girls may wear black, navy, or white solid color tights, but leggings are not permitted. Knee socks of a solid color may be worn, but patterns and stripes are not permitted. Natural color hose are also okay.
- Belts – Belts should be worn if there are loops
There are two options for embroidering. Students can purchase them at Lands' End School (embroidery is an additional charge) or bring their own shirts to be embroidered at the embroidery store:
(1) Lands' End School (www.landsend.com/school). School code is 9001-3154-1
(2) Wear it Out (#388-4093)
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Supplies & Parent/Guardian Forms
- Intermediate School supply list (2014-2015) (PDF)
- Middle School supply list (2014-2015) (PDF)
- headphones for use with laptops/netbooks
- organizer/planner (each student will receive one the first week of school)
- reporter's notebook (each student will receive one the first week of school)
- Additional requirements for each division course will be promulgated during the first week of classes
Medical Forms and Brochures (click on name to download)
- H1N1 Flu Resources and info for the USL community
- 2014-2015 USL Health Forms Overview Letter
- Student Medical Info Form (must be completed annually)
- 2014-2015 DHEC School Exclusion Brochure ("When Your Child Should Stay Home From School")
- 2014-2015 DHEC Required Standards of Immunization for School Attendance
- Prescription Medicine Administration Form
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Moving patient history onto the main demographics page for easier navigation.
Brady Miller
Hi Scott,
When I click Save on the history screen, lots of ajax pages aren't loading on the Patient Summary screen and seeing following errors (on Firefox->Wed Developer->Web Console):
[02:17:09.090] POST http://192.168.1.143/openemr/interface/patient_file/history/stats.php [HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found 1ms]
[02:17:09.094] POST http://192.168.1.143/openemr/interface/patient_file/history/clinical_reminders_fragment.php [HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found 0ms]
[02:17:09.099] GET http://192.168.1.143/openemr/interface/patient_file/history/pnotes_fragment.php [HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found 1ms]
[02:17:09.101] GET http://192.168.1.143/openemr/interface/patient_file/history/disc_fragment.php [HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found 0ms]
[02:17:09.105] GET http://192.168.1.143/openemr/interface/patient_file/history/patient_reminders_fragment.php [HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found 1ms]
[02:17:09.107] GET http://192.168.1.143/openemr/interface/patient_file/history/vitals_fragment.php [HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found 1ms]
The above paths should have summary in place of history.
I also placed a comment on a minor issue on github.
Scott W.
Ok so I can't figure out what causing this, So have changed back to after save it goes to the history.php not demographics.php. Any suggestions Brady?
Brady Miller
In interface/patient_file/history/history_save.php, you are running include_once("../summary/demographics.php");, which means that all the relative paths in interface/patient_file/history/history_save.php
This will throw off all the relative paths in interface/patient_file/history/history_save.php
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They actually don't use these terms in the TV show. If they do, they're easy to miss considering how everyone, i mean EVERYONE, says "Walker" even if they aren't part of Ricks group. The only time I've heard them use anything but is that the people of Woodbury call them Biters. The comics, on the other hand, use these terms fairly often. Roamers being the most common. In fact, you rarely see the word "Walker" in the comics.
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For whatever reason, I've recently decided to upload scans of band gig posters from my early days in Sydney, when I used to regularly go out and see at least two or three bands a week. I'm talking 1979 - 1990 ish here. At that time, Sydney had a healthy, thriving pub band culture which fostered the careers of many of the top Aussie export bands of the last couple of decades. The Angels, The Radiators, Midnight Oil, INXS, (Le) Hoodoo Gurus, The Church, etc etc etc. Anyway, being a lifelong collector of strange and irrelevant things, I find myself with scraps of paper, flyers, set lists, coasters and more from many of the gigs I attended, so at least I have something to remember them by. Most of that era is a total blur in my memory, but I just know that I had a really good time, and my tinnitus and foggy brain was worth it all.
Now, I'm not claiming to be any kind of expert or authority on any of these bands, or the era in general, I'm just sharing what I remember, and a few bits and pieces that may bring back memories for some. Feel free to add your own recollections, tell me if I'm wrong, share stories of gigs you went to.
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- Anonymous said...
Hey, that's my old band!
- April 24, 2010 at 12:55 PM
- Omegaman said...
Hey, that's my band!
- April 24, 2010 at 12:56 PM
- Mark said...
Cool! Don't specifically remember seeing you, but I'm sure it was a great gig. You've probably got heaps of old posters yourself? Looks like you've done a lot of other stuff since then...
- June 4, 2010 at 11:15 AM
i saw the mx-warheads once - they were GREAT!
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nutra - September 30, 2010 at 10:34 PM
I knew Donnie fairly well, well enough in fact to lend him my roland amp which he coupled to a twin reverb. Poor old Vicki had trouble being heard on vocals. May the dear lady rest in peace.
- May 10, 2011 at 3:32 PM
I played the drums with the MX Warheads around 1981. I remember playing the Lord Roberts Hotel in Darlo. I was sweet 16. My dad showed up in a suit, and everyone freaked out that he was a plainclothes cop. Ha, ha. Didn't stay in the band too long, but it was an incredible experience. Not many chick drummers around then in Sydney.
- May 27, 2011 at 4:18 AM
Mosman Hotel. Home from home in the early eighties.
The Triffids used to perform there quite regularly around the time Jill Birt joined. They also used to have a regular slot at the Strawberry Hills Hotel. I'll never forget them performing Pale Blue Eyes acapella as an encore. Everyone left in a stunned silence...
Other regulars used to be The Happy Hate Me Nots and The Celibate Rifles. I once saw Grooveyard there too. Anyone know what happened to them?
Can't really recall it being tough or violent in any way whatsoever ,but my period was 83-85 so it may have become so after then...
Passed through (now living in London) a few years back and noted that it was a block of flats. Sigh... - April 7, 2012 at 8:03 AM
Was a great venue, saw loads of punk bands there.
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OTHER VOICES While it's not likely that an RFID tag embedded in a package of disposable razors is going to pose a whole lot of data-theft risk to consumers (we'll leave the privacy issues to another discussion), long-standing plans for RFID-enabled loyalty cards, credit cards, and passports, to say nothing of a potential national ID card, must have identity thieves drooling in anticipation. -- Tony Kontzer, InformationWeek blog, Aug. 16
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Mueller based his comments on a recent survey the FBI conducts each year with InformationWeek sibling Computer Security Institute , and this year's results show that the percentage of businesses reporting cyberbreakins in 2004 has held steady the past several years at 20%.
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sisterMAG 11 Historical Beauty Shoot
The newest issue of sisterMAG launched this week and I was lucky to have been asked another beauty feature for sisterMAG 11. We photographed the lovely Elisaveta, the photographer and blogger behind the travel blog Fernwehosphy. The images accompanied an article about beauty trends through the 20th century and we photographed three looks inspired by Marlene Dietrich in the 1930′s, Brigitte Bardot in the 1960′s and Madonna in 80′s. Check out the story on page 16 or on sister-mag.com.
Model: Elisaveta
Hair and Makeup: Lena Schleweis
Creative Direction: Theresa Neubauer of sisterMAG
sisterMAG issue 10 Beauty Feature
When Thea mentioned issue 10 of sisterMAG would have a theme of "König, Dame, Bube" (king, queen, jack) with a beauty section in the queen section, my mind lit up with ideas for a beauty shoot. I recently moved into a new studio space and was itching for a chance to organize a shoot there. I had been dreaming of shooting a window-lit portrait series inspired by a exposition of photos from Desiree Dolton that I discovered way back in 2006 during Mois de la Photo in Paris. Thea and Lena came up with the idea of styling some hats with some beauty looks inspired by them with the lovely blogger twin sisters, Nisi and Desi, from teeth are jade. The girls are both absolutely STUNNING and photographing them for the beauty feature was so much fun. Here are a few of my favorites from our shoot, check out the new issue of sisterMAG to see the entire feature.
Maternity Fashion Story for sisterMAG 9
The latest issue of sisterMAG launched yesterday and it is packed with so much good stuff! Thea and fellow photographer and friend, Cris, traveled to France, documenting 24 hours in Nice and producing a fashion story featuring my dear friend Lindsey of Lost in Cheeseland. I got the chance to photograph a couple fun stories for the issue including a maternity fashion story we shot in Hamburg a few weeks ago. Our model was 8 months pregnant and now I completely understand the concept of the "glow" pregnant women have, she is absolutely gorgeous and such a natural in front of the camera. Walking behind her on the street, you wouldn't even know she was pregnant until she turned around, seriously the girl is stunning. Jasmin, the lovely cover model of issue 8, is interning at sisterMAG for the summer and styled the shoot with pieces from "your boyfriend/husband's closet" along with stunning pieces from Isabella Oliver which we non-pregnant girls were all wishing were in our closets. Here are a few of my favorite images from our shoot, and make sure to hop over to read the whole issue in German and English on the sisterMAG site. Stay tuned next week for more images from issue 9 of sisterMAG and posts from our travels this summer.
Things have been crazy busy finishing up wedding season, deciding to look for a new apartment here in Berlin (which is seriously a job in itself) and other client work (I photographed Angela Merkel and her campaign team on Monday- what?!?), but I really miss blogging here and will be back posting more regularly soon, I promise!
sisterMAG at the Baltic Sea
For the new issue of sisterMAG (which launched today!!), I got the chance to join the team for a weekend at the Baltic Sea. It was my first trip the the island of Rügen, and not only did I have the best time with the sisterMAG team, I fell hard for the charming beach town of Binz. I photographed the darling Jasmine for the 8th sisterMAG cover and it is definitely my favorite sisterMAG cover that I have photographed so far. Maybe part of that has to do with our beach shoot location (I love my job!), I also love the nautical style rope dress they designed for the cover and our gorgeous model. The boat on the beach was the perfect backdrop, but it funnily enough is right next to the border of the nude beach, which definitely made the shoot more interesting ;) Make sure to check out the entire issue online or download the app for your tablet or phone!
Cris shot the entire swimsuit fashion editorial in his teeny tiny shorts :) When in Rome errrr… Rügen!
Lena preparing Annabelle for the fashion editorial
We ate dinner at Fischmarkt and came out of the restaurant to the most incredible sunset! Of course Cris and I grabbed our cameras and started shooting like crazy people. That is also when we had our Dawson's Creek moment on the beach. If you plan on visiting Binz, make sure to read the travel guide that Cris photographed on page 234.
sisterMAG Issue 7
The new issue of sisterMAG launched today and I am so honored to have photographed the cover at the Berlin Botanical Garden. My friend and fellow sisterMAG photographer, Cristopher Santos, made a really fun behind the scenes video from the cover shoot, and I love it! Even though I always cringe a little seeing myself on film :-| Read the issue online in German or English, or my favorite way to read the online only magazine, on my ipad with the sisterMAG app.
Cereal Magazine Volume 2
I was so excited to see that the Postman had delivered the new issue of Cereal Mag today, and I was lucky to be asked to photograph two stories inside the magazine. Cereal Magazine is a beautiful new print magazine from the UK focused on food and travel, which just so happen to be two of my favorite things as well. :) The new issue has a wonderful Berlin travel section including not only the stories I photographed featuring R.S.V.P. and the city's most popular street food, currywurst, but also two beautifully written and photographed stories about the Jewish Museum and the Bauhaus Archives (both are places I still need to visit- maybe this weekend we can go check them out, it is certainly perfect museum weather!). For Berlin friends, you can pick up a copy of Cereal Magazine at Do you read me? and for everywhere else, click here for a full list of stockists.
I will definitely be spending the long weekend enjoying the new issue as I am hoping to take a much needed break away from my computer. Do you have any big plans for the Easter holiday? Usually we get away for the long weekend, but this year we will be lying low, catching up on sleep and trying to not slip and break any bones on the icy streets. Please tell me some of you are going somewhere warm!
Check out some outtakes from the shoots for Cereal Mag here.
sisterMAG issue 5
The Christmas issue of sisterMAG came out on Friday and I think it is their best issue to date! The issue's theme is "Childhood Dreams" and reading all of the wintery stories really got me in the holiday spirit, helped by the fact that it definitely looks and feels like winter here in Germany now too. I was lucky to have been asked to shoot the issue's festive cover and a feature (page 241) with my friend Brittany of The House That Lars Built in Copenhagen. Also check out our "Lover's Guide Berlin" story (page 283). Here are a few of my favorites from our shoot with Brittany, and make sure to check out the entire issue in German and English.
Everplaces 2.0 Video
A few months ago, I was contacted by the lovely people at Everplaces to create a video to celebrate the launch of the new and improved, non-beta version of their iphone app. I have to admit I was incredibly flattered that they had even watched the videos I had made and posted here on the blog, and I was honored that they wanted to hire me to make a video for them, especially as I am a huge fan of their site and app. Those of you who are regular readers will surely recognize some familiar faces, and as my friends are big fans of Everplaces (4 are Everplaces Ambassadors) they were perfect for the video. I had a lot of fun making it, and I am so excited to finally share it with you. If you haven't already tried out Everplaces, download the latest version in the itunes store here, or visit their site, I promise you will love it.
A big thank you to friends who took part in the video: Thea, Andreas, Lindsey, Bryan, Anne, Kristin and Patrick. Filmed in Paris, Copenhagen, Berlin and Eindhoven.
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Lover's Guide to Berlin | Reverie Magazine
When Thea and Toni told me they wanted me to photograph a story they were working on a shoot for Reverie Magazine, I might have done a little happy dance in my kitchen. The story is a lover's guide to Berlin featured in the new fall issue of Reverie Magazine which launched yesterday and combines two of my favorite things: travel photography + engagement shoots. We shot the story with two fabulous couples here in Berlin and I have been so anxious to share the photos! For a guide to the glamorous and romantic side of Berlin, check out page 160 in Reverie and you can see lots more photos from the shoots on my weddings blog: www.ashleyludaescher.com.
Thank you again to Thea and Toni from sisterMAG for directing and organizing, Travis Jay Hazzard for your fabulous hair skills and our couples: Clara and Albert and Marlon and Mandy for taking part in our shoot!


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The NME called them "a lily-livered excuse for a rock band"; on MTV, Beavis and Butt-head made jokes – for Radiohead, the first time Parlophone released Thom Yorke's anthem to loserdom, no one cared. On its second outing, however – bolstered by airplay in the US (the "so fucking special" line replaced by "so very special" – 'Creep' became a worldwide smash.
"'Creep' is more the way people look at you," Yorke told San Francisco's Sunday Chronicle shortly after its release. "The guy in the song doesn't necessarily believe that he's a creep, but he's being told he is. 'Creep' is the term for someone who follows people around and drinks on his own in bars and stuff, but the idea came from a rocky relationship I was having. I find it very disturbing that there are thousands and thousands of these wonderful love songs which aren't really wonderful at all, and it's evident that the people who were writing them have never even been close to anything resembling the emotions they represent."
According to the Killers' Brandon Flowers, it's Radiohead's best song. He told website Contact Music recently that, "[Thom] should feel grateful that he's been given the gift to write pop songs – which he needs to write again." Ooh-er!
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14 Jul 2009 3:21:49pm
in no way should creep even be in the top 100 songs
there are far better radiohead songs than this.
14 Jul 2009 11:21:56am
I don't care what people are saying; "worst song by best band etc." If you can't say anything nice (or with intellectual structure or decent argument) don't say anything at all!
I LOVE THIS SONG. I can't say what it is about it, I suppose it's just impossible for me to explain. The first time I heard the song it was a cover and that was amazing, then I heard the original and I was in love.
Sunday was my birthday, having MY number one song get as high as this was a pretty damn good present!
13 Jul 2009 8:55:11am
Why are so many people saying that jjj hates women just because of the lack of female singers? Im pretty sure people vite for a song because they like it not because they hate bands with females in them..
12 Jul 2009 7:18:56pm
come on guys, they did WAAAY better stuff than this.
12 Jul 2009 7:02:39pm
Bob your shit,and maybe your taste in music is shit. radiohead are legends, just a different and unique sound.
12 Jul 2009 6:05:24pm
this is there only ok song this band is shit
13 Jul 2009 12:16:35am
shut up..
you should probs get a better taste in music..
13 Jul 2009 4:42:03pm
I love the fact some people don't get Radiohead... It means nothing to me or any other Radiohead fan if people don't like them... just means less douches at their concerts.
That having been said, they are the only band who got 4 songs in the 100. Which probably means you're the one with the problem
12 Jul 2009 5:26:45pm
Some music is like beer you acquire a taste for it, but you know that warm bit in the bottom of your stubby thats Radiohead.
13 Jul 2009 12:36:11pm
Haha, what an uncultured Australian bogan way to describe something. Go watch yourself some Australian Idol or listen to Jimmy Barns and drink your stubby. Hang on, why don't you let everyone know your top five songs.
13 Jul 2009 6:55:31pm
Thanks Snotty you introspective cultured non-Australian yuppy. You might want have a walk down memory lane. Like it or not it was people and bands like Jimmy Barnes and Cold Chisel that paved the way for music today. The fact is Radiohead are not that good and there's nothing better than getting a rise out of a Radiohead fan. Thanks.
12 Jul 2009 5:16:04pm
as a true radiohead fan the fact that this song is here absolutely kills me!!! worst song by one of the best bands eva!!!
12 Jul 2009 8:04:10pm
Agree 100%. I'd happily forget that Pablo Honey ever happened.
12 Jul 2009 11:56:07pm
also agree give me Let Down, Where I End And You Begin, 15 Step, Idioteque, Kid A (live), etc. anytime and I'll be happy :)
13 Jul 2009 2:58:42pm
Can't forget about Pablo Honey, without PH, they wouldn't be where they are.
12 Jul 2009 5:05:25pm
Im so excited at this song being in, i love this song - this was the song that made me first realise how awesome Radiohead are.
My fav band and im sooooo excited that they have 3 songs in the top 20
12 Jul 2009 5:00:16pm
Its not bad and deserves to be at that number. No more -no less. OK?
12 Jul 2009 4:59:43pm
Best thing about Creep, is that it's short.
12 Jul 2009 4:50:30pm
paranoid android for NUMBER ONE!!!
12 Jul 2009 4:48:55pm
where is leonard cohen hallelujah??!
12 Jul 2009 4:48:50pm
Rh fans rejoice at least that there are 4 songs in the countdown. most by a band.
in '98 there was only 3.
Aim for 5 next decade...
Cant decide between wierd fishes / reconer / jigsaw !!
12 Jul 2009 4:48:02pm
great song
12 Jul 2009 4:46:56pm
Some Radiohead stuff can be a bit whiny and dreary. But they do have about a dozen gems and htis is one of 'em.
Fantastic chord progression and contrast between heavy and light moments.
12 Jul 2009 4:46:48pm
absolutely great song! when it came on the countdown i flew off my seat and started dancing to it, no-one thought i was crazy *cough cough*
12 Jul 2009 4:46:20pm
Creep only #13??? No Way! I demand a recount!!!
12 Jul 2009 4:45:43pm
I would much prefer a little variety than a truck load of songs by the same artist. No more radio head please. The songs are good but the greatest, perhaps not.
12 Jul 2009 4:45:29pm
This song is just boring
12 Jul 2009 4:44:49pm
What?! Another Radiohead song... Rubbish....pure Rubbish!!
12 Jul 2009 4:44:41pm
Ha ha I love the anti-Radiohead comment.. beautiful, such philistines. But I wouldn't want it any other way.
12 Jul 2009 4:44:01pm
so very very special!
12 Jul 2009 4:43:29pm
these guys are gonna fill up the top 20 and i can't think of anyone more deserving. They are the greatest band of the last 20 years. it makes sense :)
12 Jul 2009 4:43:07pm
seeing as this isn't in the top ten, it wouldn't surprise me if smells like teens spirits isn't number one.. and I'll be sad if its not. that's a threat.. :(
12 Jul 2009 4:42:43pm
Creep should have made top ten!
12 Jul 2009 4:42:29pm
This song is so fucking special!!
The climax nearly makes me cry everytime I hear it.
12 Jul 2009 4:42:16pm
One of my fav Radiohead songs
12 Jul 2009 4:41:54pm
Fan bloody tastic
12 Jul 2009 4:41:29pm
ok if there HAS to be more radiohead at least do Pyramid Song!!
12 Jul 2009 4:41:20pm
oh yeah great song!! worthy of this position :P
12 Jul 2009 4:40:54pm
This is number 11?!
12 Jul 2009 4:37:27pm
How does a band as terrible and as boring as Radiohead get two songs in the top 20 of all time?
12 Jul 2009 4:33:21pm
raiohead is clearly OVERRATED, as the voting shows
12 Jul 2009 4:32:44pm
12 Jul 2009 4:32:16pm
I note there's a fair bit of radiohead coming up in the top 20 so far, personally not my favorite, however I can see why people people like them.
12 Jul 2009 4:31:23pm
this should be Exit Music instead! oh well Paranoid Android still to go. You're killing it lads
12 Jul 2009 4:31:10pm
This is definitely one of those tracks that take you back to that place you were in when you first heard it.
12 Jul 2009 4:30:33pm
Can't beat comment 1, but I do love this song. Well done, voter ;-)
12 Jul 2009 4:30:26pm
amaaazing song.
12 Jul 2009 4:30:23pm
brilliant song. absolutely brilliant.
Anyone hear damiens cover on Australian idol?
12 Jul 2009 4:30:06pm
12 Jul 2009 4:30:00pm
I can see thousands of "true" and "real" radiohead fans absolutely going nuts in rage about this "not real radiohead" song scoring so high.
12 Jul 2009 4:29:49pm
12 Jul 2009 4:29:36pm
hi mum
12 Jul 2009 4:29:15pm
great song
12 Jul 2009 4:28:47pm
Not sure it beats Verve..
12 Jul 2009 4:28:46pm
Trifector for RADIOHEAD YAY :)
12 Jul 2009 4:28:45pm
Cool, shoulda been higher though.


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