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Default Categories Topics Posts Last Post    Comments on this Site     Comments on this Site: Purpose of this Site The moderator of this Web site can be contacted at sejablon@gmail.com. Some commonly asked questions are answered in the Questions about this Site forum. During early 2009, this site became inundated with forum spam. All spam has been removed, and all spammers' memberships have been revoked. As of June 24, 2009, St. John's Forum is spam-free. In order to deter future spam, the registration method has changed. If you desire to register for St. John's Forum, instead of hitting the register button, send an e-mail with your desired username to sejablon@gmail.com. Make sure to spell the e-mail address correctly. Otherwise, your e-mail will be bounced back to you. You will be registered to the site, generally within a week. This procedure is more onerous, but it will hopefully stop the creation of new spam. What is the purpose of this site? Does this site help the college to become a better place by bringing information to the forefront or does it harm the college's reputation for no good reason? 2 6 2006 June 08 02:58:12 by: ebb    Comments on this Site: Questions about this Site This forum is for any questions about the site. If possible, the moderator will answer these questions. 1 1 2007 March 27 00:13:54 by: moderator    Comments on this Site: Site Improvements Post any suggestions you have to improve this site here. 0 0     Resources: Annapolis seminar reading list Clicking on this link will take you to the current Annapolis seminar reading list.   Resources: Santa Fe seminar reading list Clicking on this link will take you to the current January Freshman Santa Fe seminar reading list.    Croquet      Miscellaneous     Greetings This forum contains topics that while arguably not spam, are of questionable relevance. The topics contain people saying hello (and nothing else). 3 3 2009 February 18 04:41:55 by: GiorgioViklo    New Forums This is an open forum to discuss any topic related to St. John's College. The moderator will organize such topics into forums. 2 2 2009 June 19 09:03:15 by: Vlad    Program: Reading List What should be added to the Program? What should be removed? 0 0     Program: St. John's Method In what way is the St. John's teaching method good? In what way is the St. John's teaching method bad? How can it be improved? 1 1 2006 August 23 20:34:08 by: accordingtococker    Relationship Between Annapolis and Santa Fe What is the relationship between the two campuses of St. John's? How can it be improved? 3 3 2007 January 17 18:01:43 by: The Great Pumpkin    Relationship Between Campus and City What is the relationship between the college and the cities in which the colleges are located? How can the town-gown relationship be improved? 1 1 2006 August 29 14:31:16 by: The Great Pumpkin    Relationship Between Campus and Others: Guidebooks How is St. John's College presented in college guidebooks? Is the college portrayed accurately? 1 2 2007 August 29 19:44:56 by: tumnus    Relationship: Public Relations How does the college present itself to the general public? Does the college portray itself accurately? 1 1 2006 March 17 18:20:47 by: Nemo    Technological Advice Do you have any advice on using computers? 2 9 2006 May 04 22:08:33 by: TheFormOfTheGood     The College Community     Alumni: Jesse Kraai Jesse Kraai, a former tutor at St. John's College in Santa Fe, in April 2007 became the first new American chess grandmaster in over ten years. 0 0     Alumni: Jesse Kraai Clicking on this link will take you to the Free New Mexican article "Santa Fe's own 'grandmaster'" about Jesse Kraai, a former tutor at St. John's College in Santa Fe who recently became the first new American chess grandmaster in over 10 years.   Alumni: Sky News's Interview of Tony Lagouranis Clicking on this link will take you to a Sky News interview of Tony Lagouranis.   Alumni: Tony Lagouranis Tony Lagouranis graduated from the Santa Fe campus of St. John's College in 1997. Subsequently, he became an interrogator for the U.S. military. He worked in several places in Iraq, including Abu Ghraib. He eventually came to regret his actions and now publicly speaks out against torture and the treatment of Iraqi prisoners. 1 3 2006 May 05 17:53:39 by: Frederick Douglass    Alumni: Tony Lagouranis Interview for Fox News Clicking on this link will take you to the You Tube Video: Tony Lagouranis Interview about Abu Ghraib.   Alumni: Tony Lagouranis Interview with Amy Goodman Clicking on this link will take you to a youtube video of a section of Amy Goodman's interview of Tony Lagouranis.   Alumni: Tony Lagouranis Where US Torture Came From Clicking on this link takes you to another section of the Amy Goodman interview where Tony Lagouranis discusses where U.S. torture came from.   Alumni: Tony Lagouranis Who the US Interrogates Clicking on this link will take you to another section of the Amy Goodman interview in which Tony Lagouranis discusses who the U.S. Military interrogates and the results of the interrogation.   Alumni: Tony Lagouranis: Confessions of a Torturer Clicking on this link will take you to John Conroy's article on Tony Lagouranis.   Alumni: Tony Lagouranis: Patricia Sharpe's article Clicking on this link takes you to an article exploring how it is possible for a St. John's College education to lead Tony Lagouranis to become a torturer.   Alumni: Tony Lagouranis's New York Times article Clicking on this link will take you to a preview of Tony Lagouranis's article in the New York Times, Tortured Logic. To read the entire article, it must be purchased from the New York Times.   Security and Admin.: Attacks and Their Aftermath There have been multiple charges of attacks on students. Students are sometimes punished after being attacked. Does anyone have information on these attacks? What steps should be taken to prevent the administration from accepting the word of staff over students? Is it reasonable for students to defend themselves against such attacks? What constitutes excessive punishment? 7 10 2007 January 04 09:28:58 by: The Great Pumpkin    Security and Admin.: Miscellaneous Dismissal This forum is to discuss dismissal from the college in general or other cases of dismissal. 2 3 2009 June 19 09:04:52 by: Vlad    Security and Admin.: Responsibility and Honesty The 2006-2007 Annapolis student handbook on page 32 states, " Responsibility ... For the good of the community, it [the college] also expects all students, regardless of consequences, to report their own misdeeds, to try to persuade others to report their own misdeeds, and to report the misdeeds of those who cannot be persuaded. Failure or refusal to report misbehavior may lead to disciplinary action up to and including expulsion." On page 33 the student handbook continues, "Honesty The college expects community members to be honest. The college expects students never to lie and never to withhold information, either about themselves or about their fellow students. Dishonesty may lead to disciplinary action up to and including expulsion." Is it fair to define silence as dishonesty? Should students be required to face disciplinary action for failing to turn in their fellow students? How does the administration live up to the principles of responsibility and honesty? 1 1 2006 December 07 18:11:37 by: FearOfReprisal    Security and Administration: Attacks Clicking on this link will take you to appollodorus's blog, which contains more information about Webster Ye.   Security and Administration: Cocaine Clicking on this link will take you to Daniel deVise's Article about the drug investigation on campus, Students Punished in Drug Probe.   Security and Administration: Cocaine The Annapolis campus decided to deal with cocaine use by calling students rumored to be cocaine users in to see Judy Seeger, Annapolis assistant dean. Judy Seeger falsely claimed to have eyewitness testimony that the accused students were involved in cocaine. Students were told that the college would come down hard on them unless they named others who were using drugs. The named students were then subjected to the same treatment. Many were suspended for a year or expelled. Several seniors had their degrees withheld for a year, sometimes damaging their graduate school plans. One student was expelled who refused on principle to co-operate with the investigation; he would neither name names nor tell Judy Seeger if he had ever used illegal drugs. Is it fair for students to be coerced into accusing other students? Is it reasonable for students to be punished for keeping their suspicions of other students to themselves? How should the college deal with drug use on campus? 5 14 2007 March 06 17:43:51 by: Chucksville    Security and Administration: Crime How safe are the two campuses of St. John's College? How frequent is crime? How does security and the administration deal with crime on campus? 1 1 2007 January 15 09:18:14 by: tumnus    Security and Administration: Expulsion for Alcohol The Fiske Guide to Colleges says about St. John's, "Although no one under 21 can be served under strict campus rules that include expulsion if caught, students admit that underage undergrads can easily tip their share of the brew." The Insider's Guide to the Colleges says, "...underage drinking, if caught, is dealt severely." Has anyone ever heard of an underage student getting expelled for alcohol use? If this penalty seems harsh, what should the appropriate penalty (if any) be for underage drinking? 1 4 2006 December 20 14:16:12 by: tumnus    Security and Administration: Mark St. John St. John's College fired Mark St. John, the athletic director of the Santa Fe campus. Many students showed up at an all-college meeting to protest this. Does anyone have more information on this? How much should the administration take student views into account in personnel matters? Should the administration be more open with students in their reasons to dismiss employees? 12 13 2006 August 16 17:00:03 by: moderator    Security and Administration: Phil Milstein What is Phil Milstein's relationship to St. John's College? 2 5 2006 July 25 19:07:59 by: The Great Pumpkin    Security and Administration: Roxanne Seagraves St. John's fired Roxanne Seagraves, the Alumni director for the Santa Fe campus, during croquet week-end. How much warning should the college provide when they feel unhappy enough about an employee's performance to seek dismissal? Is it fair to fire an employee for a minor violation? 2 3 2007 November 30 19:54:35 by: roberta_c    Security and Administration: Student Handbook Page 53 of the 2006-2007 Santa Fe student handbook states, "The college reserves the right to dismiss at any time a student who in our judgment is undesirable or whose continuation in the school is detrimental to the student or his or her fellow students. Such dismissal may be made without specific charge. Students who are suspended or dismissed will receive no refund of fees." Students have been dismissed without being given a reason. This clause in the student handbook eliminates all real authority of the student review board. If no reason is given, how can the college justify the arbitrary dismissal of a student? Why wouldn't the college give a reason for a student's dismissal? What kind of student does the college consider undesirable? 1 7 2006 July 28 16:33:30 by: The Great Pumpkin    Student Body: Diversity St. John's College claims 8% minority enrollment. Others dispute this figure, claiming the college has as little as 1% minority enrollment. What efforts are the college making to recruit a more diverse student body? Should the college make more of an effort to seek out and admit more minorities? 1 5 2006 July 23 23:46:46 by: Frederick Douglass    Student Body: Gay Students In the comments section of wikipedia, David Vidaurre wrote, "...St. John's also does not try to hide the fact that they are included in the Princeton Review--in fact on the homepage of the website you could see the Princeton Review rankings proudly displayed. (however, in the press release from the college, two lists were ommitted: the 'Accepting of Gays' list and the 'Different Races Mingle' list...I found this disturbing)..." What problems does the college have with the treatment of gay students? 3 5 2009 March 11 13:30:10 by: Publius    Student Body: Virtue Are St. John's students virtuous? Should the college try to teach students virtue? Can virtue be taught? What is virtue? 2 2 2011 April 21 10:31:44 by: Socratonic    Students: Joan Hastings Joan Hastings, a former student, was declared persona non grata from the Santa Fe campus for staying at her boyfriend's apartment on campus. Does anyone have more information on this? What are the appropriate reasons for declaring someone persona non grata? 2 2 2006 February 04 00:22:57 by: tumnus    Students: Laleh Dayenny Laleh Dayenny was accused of plagiarism by Thomas Scally, her sophomore seminar tutor, and dismissed from the college. How much power over students is it appropriate for tutors to have? 2 7 2006 September 12 12:14:47 by: Frederick Douglass    Students: Patrick Deuley Patrick Deuley ran into difficulty with the refund of his tuition after he withdrew. Does anyone have more information on this? 1 1 2006 April 11 03:39:37 by: tumnus    Students: Stephen Jablon Stephen Jablon has been openly critical of the administration and has complained to people both inside and outside the college. What has been the college response to this? If someone has a problem with the administration, what is the best way to pursue a complaint? 6 15 2007 February 22 15:48:20 by: moderator    Students: Travis Pittman Travis Pittman, currently a sophomore in the Santa Fe campus, lives off campus but passed out in upper commons. Security woke him up and told him that he could not stay there. They gave him a ride halfway to his house. He slept the remainder of the night on the steps of a nearby church. What steps should the college take to ensure that inebriated students get home safely? 1 1 2006 February 04 00:31:21 by: tumnus    Tutor Evaluations This forum is to evaluate tutors' performances inside and outside of class. 0 0     Tutors: Rate My Professors-Annapolis Clicking on this link will take you to the St. John's College in Annapolis's section of ratemyprofessors.com.   Tutors: Rate My Professors-Santa Fe Clicking on this link will take you to the St. John's College in Santa Fe's section of ratemyprofessors.com.   Tutors: Strauss TheFormOfTheGood refers to Straussianism at St. John's. What is the Straussian philosophy, and which tutors adhere to it? Is Straussianism good or bad? 0 0     Tutors: Tenure and Reappointment Decisions Which tutors currently up for tenure should or should not receive tenure? Which past tenure decisions were right, and which were wrong? What criteria should be used in the decision whether to award tenure? 1 2 2007 December 01 14:23:46 by: roberta_c     Words     2008 Commencement Address Clicking on this link will take you to the text of Bruce Cole's address to the 2008 Annapolis graduating class. Bruce Cole is chairman of the National Endowment for the Humanities.   Censorship on Campus To what extent does censorship exist on campus? 3 3 2006 February 01 06:10:52 by: tumnus    Lectures: Commencement Speakers How were the commencement speakers selected? Is it preferable for the keynote speakers at graduation to be St. John's administrators, tutors, or people unassociated with St. John's? How were Dean Levine's and Assistant Dean Seeger's speeches? 2 2 2006 September 27 18:14:42 by: Santa Claus    Lectures: Other Lectures Review and comment on tutors' lectures here. 0 0     Wikipedia Entry This forum talks about the St. John's College entry in wikipedia. 4 11 2006 October 19 19:47:07 by: tumnus    Wikipedia Entry on St. John's College Clicking on this link will take you to the wikipedia entry on St. John's College.    External Links     Additional External Links Some external links are located in the other five categories. This category contains additional external links including articles about St. John's College, resources for St. John's College students and alumni,you tube videos involving either St. John's College or its alumni, and blogs and Web sites created by students and alumni of St. John's College. The creators of the articles, blogs, you tube videos, and other Web sites linked to here do not necessarily approve of St. John's Forum or the comments or opinions of any of its members. If you recommend any additional external links not listed here, leave a message with the web address and the moderator will add a new link. 3 5 2007 April 10 18:15:12 by: funnel101    Alumni Chapters: New York City Clicking on this link will take you to the Web site of the New York City chapter of the St. John's College Alumni Association.   Alumni Chapters: Northern California Clicking on this link will take you to the Web site of the Northern California alumni association.   Alumni Chapters: Washington D.C. Clicking on this link will take you to the Web site of the Washington D.C. chapter of the alumni association.   Articles: A Critical Appraisal Clicking on this link will take you to the text of Sidney Hook's article, "A Critical Appraisal of the St. John's College Curriculum."   Articles: A Heritage Preserved Clicking on this link will take you to Andrea Siegel's article about the preservation of Francis Scott Key's will by St. John's College.   Articles: A lot of learning Clicking on this link will take you to the text of William F. Buckley's article "A lot of learning."   Articles: An Unofficial History of St. John's Clicking on this link will take you to Hazen Hammel's article: The Unofficial History of St. John's.   Articles: Campus at St. John's goes to the dog Clicking on this link will take you to Connie Bloom's article "Campus at St. John's goes to the dog."   Articles: From Herodotus to hip-hop Clicking on this link will take you to Alex Beam's article "From Herodotus to hip-hop."   Articles: Higher learning Clicking on this link will take you to Stephen Goode's "Higher learning" article.   Articles: Interview with Producer James Schamus Clicking on this link will take you to an interview with James Schamus (Annapolis 1981), the producer of Brokeback Mountain.   Articles: Jason Kaufman Interviews Eugene Thaw In this article, Jason Kaufman interviewes Eugene Thaw (Annapolis 1947), a collector of Old Master drawings and paintings, about his history of collecting works of art.   Articles: Loving the Enemy Clicking on this link will link you to Loving the Enemy, Tatiana Harrison's (Annapolis Class of 2004) article about marrying a creationist.   Articles: Nelson teaches lessons for life Clicking on this link will take you to Stephen Goode's article "Nelson teaches lessons for life."   Articles: No Tests? Clicking on this link will take you to the text of Susan Kinzie's article "No Tests? College's Students Must Relearn How to Learn."   Articles: Paintings Not Pollocks Clicking on this link will take you to the New York Times article: Computer Analysis Suggests Paintings Are Not Pollocks. This article cites fractal analysis by the physicist Eugene Thaw (Annapolis 1947), who claims that certain paintings believed to be by Jackson Pollock are in fact forgeries.   Articles: Students Punished in Drug Probe Clicking on this link will take you to the text of Daniel deVise's article: Students Punished in Drug Probe.   Articles: That's "Dr. Johnny" to you Clicking on this link will take you to Earl Kelly's article, "That's 'Dr. Johnny' to you."   Articles: The 'Western Only' Curriculum Clicking on this link will take you to Rajiv Mulhotra's article "The 'Western Only' Curriculum."   Articles: Where higher learning really is Clicking on this link will take you to Norman Chad's article "Where higher learning really is."   Blogs: Aidan's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to Blubbery Blueberry Blee, Aidan's blog.   Blogs: Alena's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to Alena's blog.   Blogs: Amy's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to Amy's blog.   Blogs: Andrew's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to Andrew's blog, Ultimus Romanorum.   Blogs: Anne's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to thee Galvanick Lucipher, the blog of Anne, Greg, and Scott.   Blogs: Anne's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to the aleatory contract, the blog of Anne.   Blogs: Appollodorus Live Journal Blog Clicking on this link will take you to appollodorus's live journal blog. This blog gives more information on the attack on Webster Ye.   Blogs: April Walters's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to the blog of April Walters (Annapolis Class of 1995).   Blogs: Ariadne Talbot's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to the danchan blog of Ariadne Talbot (Santa Fe Class of 2006).   Blogs: Ariadne Talbot's Livejournal Blog Clicking on this link will take you to the livejournal blog of Ariadne Talbot (Santa Fe Class of 2006).   Blogs: Blake Kiltoff's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to the blog of Blake Kiltoff (Santa Fe Class of 2005).   Blogs: Blap's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to Blap's blog.   Blogs: Blogmass Clicking on this link will take you to the Blogmass, a collection of blogs from St. John's College's alumni. Most of the blogs and other Web sites on the blogmass can be directly linked to here. However, some of the sites are not directly linked to, either because they belong to non-Johnnies or because the owners of these sites requested not to be directly linked.   Blogs: Brandon's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to Brandon's blog.   Blogs: Bridgie's First Blog Clicking on this link will take you to Bridgie's first blog.   Blogs: Bridgie's Second Blog Clicking on this link will take you to Bridgie's second blog.   Blogs: Cecily's Blog CLicking on this link will take you to Cecily's blog.   Blogs: Charles Lovett's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to Secret Asian Man, the blog of Charles Lovett.   Blogs: Chris Gillen's Livejournal Blog Clicking on this link will take you to the blog of Chris Gillen (Annapolis Class of 1990).   Blogs: Chris Gillen's Teasmoke Blog Clicking on this link will take you to the teasmoke blog of Chris Gillen (Annapolis Class of 1990).   Blogs: Christopher Busta-Peck's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to Ramblings of a Christopher, the blog of Christopher Busta-Peck (Annapolis Class of 2002).   Blogs: Colin's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to Colin's blog.   Blogs: Dahra's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to Dahra's blog, which is called Phenomena, Comments, and Notes.   Blogs: Dan Neal's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to Pacing the Cage, the blog of Dan Neal (Annapolis Class of 2003).   Blogs: Dave's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to the Four Ages, Dave's blog.   Blogs: Dianne Cowan's Abandoned Migraine Blog Clicking on this link will take you to the abandoned migraine blog of Dianne Cowan (Annapolis Class of 1992). There seems to be nothing much here except an explanation of why she switched to Wordpress and links to her two current blogs, both of which are directly linked to on this site.   Blogs: Dianne Cowan's Main Blog Clicking on this link will take you to the main blog of Dianne Cowan (Annapolis Class of 1992).   Blogs: Dianne Cowan's Migraine Blog Clicking on this link will take you to the Dianne Cowan's migraine blog. This blog started out discussing her migraines but has evolved into discussing other topics.   Blogs: Dwight Knoll's Blogspot Blog Clicking on this link will take you to Dwight Knoll's blogspot blog.   Blogs: Dwight Knoll's Johnnymail Blog Clicking on this link will take you to Dwight Knoll's johnnymail blog.   Blogs: Dwight Knoll's Other Blog Clicking on this link takes you to another blog by Dwight Knoll.   Blogs: Elizabeth Follmer's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to the blog of Elizabeth Follmer (Annapolis Class of 1995).   Blogs: Eric Lyon's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to the blog of Eric Lyon (Annapolis Class of 1991).   Blogs: Erika's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to Erika's blog.   Blogs: Francie Roberts's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to the retired blog of Francie Roberts (Annapolis Class of 1993), single women of the world -- do not give up.   Blogs: Francie Roberts's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to the new blog of Francie Roberts (Annapolis Class of 1993), Francie in the land of the Beguines.   Blogs: Fred Putnam's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to Metaphorically Speaking, the blog of Fred Putnam, the father of a 2008 Annapolis alumnus.   Blogs: George "Deacon Blues" Erhard's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to the blog of George "Deacon Blues" Erhard (Santa Fe Class of 1989).   Blogs: Gil Roth's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to Virtual Memories, the blog of Gil Roth (Annapolis GI Class of 1995).   Blogs: Hairyfigment's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to Reality Wars, Hairyfigment's blog.   Blogs: Hallie Leighton's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to the blog of Hallie Leighton (Santa Fe Class of 1992).   Blogs: Helen Cornelius Ham Fahey's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to Natural Librarian, the blog of Helen Cornelius Ham Fahey (also known as Cricket) (Annapolis Class of 1978).   Blogs: I've got a question Clicking on this link will take you to "I've got a question," the St. John's student-created philosophy blog.   Blogs: Jack's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to Jack's blog.   Blogs: James Crotty's Farm Report Clicking on this link will take you to James Crotty's video blog on politics and culture.   Blogs: Jason's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to Jason's blog.   Blogs: Jesse Berney's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to the blog of Jesse Berney (Annapolis Class of 1997).   Blogs: Jesse Posner's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to the blog of Jesse Posner (Santa Fe Class of 2005). This blog, transvaluation.com, tracks the converging threads of media, technology, and democracy.   Blogs: Jessica Hersh's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to the blog of Jessica Hersh (Santa Fe Class of 1994), Sweet Pea's Musings.   Blogs: Joseph Kranak's Blog: Don't Read This Blog Clicking on this link will take you to the blog of Joseph Kranak (Graduate Institute Class of 2004).   Blogs: Juliana's Blog (1) Clicking on this link will take you to Juliana's blog. It's a different blog from the next blog on this list, but it is unknown if it is a different Juliana.   Blogs: Juliana's Blog (2) Clicking on this link will take you to Juliana's blog. It's a different blog from the preceding one on this list, but it's unknown if it is a different Juliana.   Blogs: Julia's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to Julia's blog, Skog Norskatt's journal.   Blogs: Julia's Bloglet Clicking on this link will take you to Julia's bloglet.   Blogs: Karen's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to Karen's blog.   Blogs: Kate Feld's Blog: The Manchizzle Clicking on this link will take you to the blog of Kate Feld (Annapolis class of 1995). Her blog is called The Manchizzle and concerns her life in Manchester, England.   Blogs: Kate Feld's Blog: The Vermizzle Clicking on this link will take you to the blog of Kate Feld (Annapolis Class of 1995). Her blog is called The Vermizzle and concerns her life in Vermont.   Blogs: Katherine Nehring's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to the Arrogant Emu, the blog of Katherine Nehring (Annapolis Class of 2003).   Blogs: Katherine Nehring's Teasmoke Blog Clicking on this link takes you to Out popped an emu, the teasmoke blog of Katherine Nehring (Annapolis Class of 2003).   Blogs: Kerne Fahey's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to House on Fire, Kerne Fahey's blog.   Blogs: Kristin's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to Kristin's blog.   Blogs: Larissa Archer's Blog: Writhing in Apathy Clicking on this link will take you to the blog of Larissa Archer (Santa Fe Class of 2001), Writhing in Apathy.   Blogs: Leah Casner's Blog: No Goats Here Clicking on this link will take you to the blog of Leah Casner (Annapolis Class of 1978), No Goats Here.   Blogs: Liesl McQuillen's Book Blog Clicking on this link will take you to the blog of Liesl McQuillen (nee Beneke) about books.   Blogs: Liesl McQuillen's Stem Cell Blog Clicking on this link will take you to the blog of Liesl McQuillen (nee Beneke). She discusses her illness in this blog, her admission into a stem cell program, and her hopes for a future stem cell transplant.   Blogs: Liz's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to Liz's blog.   Blogs: Louis's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to Louis's blog.   Blogs: Martin Marks's Armchair Linguistics Blog Clicking on this link will take you to Blinguistics, Martin Marks's armchair linguistics blog.   Blogs: Martin Marks's Personal Blog Clicking on this link will take you to Trivial Pursuits, Martin Marks's personal blog.   Blogs: Martin Marks's Writing Blog Clicking on this link will take you to Vanity Press, Martin Marks's writing blog.   Blogs: Mirabai Knight's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to Mock Turtle Soup, the blog of Mirabai Knight (Santa Fe Class of 2002).   Blogs: Moira's Live Journal Blog Clicking on this link will take you to Moira's live journal blog.   Blogs: Monadology Blog Clicking on this link will take you a blog called Monadology: in search of the unifying principle. It is run by three Johnnies: Nathanael Eagle (Annapolis Class of 2003), Michael Sullivan (Santa Fe Class of 2002), and H.B.   Blogs: Moss Collum's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to the live journal blog of Moss Collum (Annapolis Class of 2000).   Blogs: Moss Collum's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to the bloglet of Moss Collum (Annapolis Class of 2000).   Blogs: Neil Swanson-Chrisman's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to Wisdom of the likes of Neil, the bloglet of Neil Swanson-Chrisman (Annapolis Class of 2002).   Blogs: Neil Swanson-Chrisman's Livejournal Blog Clicking on this link will take you to Mastery, the livejournal blog of Neil Swanson-Chrisman (Annapolis Class of 2002).   Blogs: Odious and Peculiar Clicking on this link will take you to the blog of Odious and Peculiar, two anonymous Johnnies who matriculated to the Santa Fe campus in 1997.   Blogs: Patrick Donahue's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to A hacker I'd pun to, the blog of Patrick Donahue (Annapolis Class of 1998).   Blogs: Phil Torres's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to Diapsalmata, the blog of Phil Torres (Annapolis Class of 2008).   Blogs: Rob and Tatiana Harrison's Cat's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to Sugar's blog. Sugar is a cat and thus did not attend St. John's. However, one of her two owners, Tatiana Harrison (Annapolis Class of 2004), did.   Blogs: Rob Harrison's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to Rob Harrison's blog. Rob Harrison, like Sugar the cat, did not attend St. John's, but his wife, Tatiana Harrison, was in the Annapolis class of 2004.   Blogs: Robert George's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to the blog of Robert George (Annapolis Class of 1985).   Blogs: Sara Williams's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to Sara Williams's blog.   Blogs: Sarah Peters's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to the blog of Sarah Peters (Annapolis Class of 2001).   Blogs: Sergei Nowalsky's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to Sergei Nowalsky's blog.   Blogs: Splagkhna Clicking on this link will take you to Splagkhna. Splagkhna are the entrails the Greeks sacrificed to the gods or used to read omens.   Blogs: Tanya's Livejournal Blog Clicking on this link will take you to The Adventures of Basement Girl, the livejournal blog of Tanya (Annapolis Class of 2005).   Blogs: Tanya's Teasmoke Blog Clicking on this link will take you to the teasmoke blog of Tanya (Annapolis Class of 2005).   Blogs: Tatiana Harrison's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to the Labyrinth, the general blog of Tatiana Harrison (Annapolis Class of 2004).   Blogs: Tatiana Harrison's Quakerism Blog CLicking on this link will take you to the Friendly Funnel, the Quakerism blog of Tatiana Harrison (Annapolis Class of 2004).   Blogs: The Blogledytes Clicking on this link will take you to the Blogledytes, a collection of Johnny blogs organized by domain name.   Blogs: The Mewl's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to the Mewl's blog. The Mewl says that he was a classmate of Tony Lagouranis's at St. John's College. This would put him in the Santa Fe class of 1997.   Blogs: Theodora's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to Theodora's blog.   Blogs: Tim Button's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to the blog of Tim Button (Class of 2000).   Blogs: Tom Palmer's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to the blog of Tom Palmer (Annpolis Class of 1980).   Blogs: Tracy's Blog Clicking on this link will take you to Tracy's blog.   Music: Ravens and Chimes Clicking on this link will take you to a music selection from Reichenbach Falls, an album released by Ravens and Chimes. Nora Kelleher (Annapolis 2005) sings and plays flute for this band.   Obituaries: Donald Taube Clicking on this link will take you to an obituary of Captain Donald Taube (Annapolis 1965).   Resources: Alumni Links Clicking on this link will take you to a page with numerous links to alumni resources.   Resources: Annapolis seminar reading list Clicking on this link will take you to the current (2007-2008) Annapolis seminar reading list.   Resources: Annapolis student handbook Clicking on this link will take you to the text of the current (2006-2007) Annapolis student handbook.   Resources: Frappr Clicking on this link will take you to the St. John's College section of Frappr, a site that shows where various alumni are located on a world map. Frappr contains photos and other information about St. John's College alumni.   Resources: Housing Clicking on this link will take you to campus rent, a site that helps students find housing near campus.   Resources: Media Transparency Clicking on this link will take you to the St. John's College section of media transparency. Media transparency reports the grants made by twelve conservative organizations.   Resources: Other great books programs Clicking on this link will take you to Mercer College's list of other colleges with great books programs.   Resources: Santa Fe seminar reading list Clicking on this link will take you to the current (2007-2008) Santa Fe seminar reading list.   Resources: Santa Fe student handbook Clicking on this link will take you to the text of the Santa Fe student handbook.   Resources: St. John's College Official Site Clicking on this link will take you to the official site of St. John's College.   Resources: Unofficial Johnny Alumni Homepage Clicking on this link will take you to the St. John's College Unofficial Alumni Homepage.   Web Sites: Alex Battles's Brooklyn Country Music Clicking on this link will take you to the Brooklyn Country Music Web site. Brooklyn Country Music was founded by Alex Battles (Annapolis Class of 1994) as a means to promote country music festivals in Brooklyn, New York.   Web Sites: Alex Battles's Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to the Whisky Rebellion Web site. Whisky Rebellion is a country-folk music band founded by Alex Battles (Annapolis Class of 1994).   Web Sites: Anton Hardy's Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to the Web site of Anton Hardy(Annapolis, Class of 1949). Anton Hardy, author and psychologist, discusses his books on his Web site. In his books he discusses how the views of the philosopher Ernst Cassirer impact the field of psychology.   Web Sites: Ariadne Talbot's Fotopage Clicking on this link will take you to the Web site of Ariadne Talbot (Santa Fe Class of 2006).   Web Sites: Ariadne Talbot's Friendster Page Clicking on this link will take you to the friendster page of Ariadne Talbot (Santa Fe Class of 2006).   Web Sites: Ariadne Talbot's Myspace Page Clicking on this link will take you to the myspace page of Ariadne Talbot (Santa Fe Class of 2006).   Web Sites: Art Wells's Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to the Web site of Art Wells (Santa Fe Class of 1990). Art Wells shows his photographs on his Web site and provides an oracle that purports to help people solve their problems.   Web Sites: Bill Rumpp's Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to the Web site of Bill Rumpp (Annapolis Class of 1963), CyberNet Solutions. Cybernet Solutions is a computer consulting company.   Web Sites: Bugs and Cranks Clicking on this link will take you to Bugs and Cranks, a humorous baseball commentary Web site. David Chalk (Annapolis GI Class of 2003) is one of the contributors.   Web Sites: Carol Calhoun's Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to the Web site of Carol Calhoun (Annapolis Class of 1974), the employee benefits legal resource site. Carol Calhoun, a lawyer, put up this site in order to provide information about employee benefits.   Web Sites: Christel Stevens's Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to the Web site of Christel Stevens (Annapolis Class of 1972). Christel Stevens, a dancer, put up this site to provide information about Manipuri dance.   Web Sites: Crotty Farm Report Clicking on this link will take you to the political Web site of James Crotty (Santa Fe GI), the Crotty Farm Report.   Web Sites: Dana Densmore and William Donahue Clicking on this link will take you to the Web site of Green Lion Press, a publisher of some books that appear on the program. This company consists of Dana Densmore (Annapolis Class of 1965) and William Donahue (Annapolis Class of 1967). As well as being alumni of the college, both are former tutors on the Santa Fe campus.   Web Sites: David Kidd's Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to the Web site of David Kidd (Annapolis Class of 1985). His Web site talks about his company, Kidd Studios, which is dedicated to creating, preserving, and restoring art.   Web Sites: David Pierce's Web site Clicking on this link will take you to David Pierce's (Santa Fe, Class of 1987) Web Site. David Pierce's Web site covers a potpourri of things, but a lot of the content is math.   Web Sites: Dean Hannotte's Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to Dean's Den, Dean Hannotte's (Annapolis, Class of 1968) Web site. His Web site discusses his hobbies and interests, which include book collecting, cats and kittens, dinosaurs in art and literature, fugues and fugue sets, galactic topography, his favorite quotations, software for fun and profit, violin music through the ages, and more.   Web Sites: Dominic Crapuchettes's Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to Dominic Crapuchettes's (Annapolis, Class of 1997) Web site. His Web site discusses his board game company, North Star Games.   Web Sites: Dwight Knoll's Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to Dwight Knoll's Web site. His Web site contains the essays he wrote while at St. John's as well as information about the sports programs at the college.   Web Sites: Edward Grandi Clicking on this link will take you to the Web site of Edward Grandi (Annapolis Class of 1977). Edward Grandi's site contains three pictures: a World War II poster, a photograph of Princess Diana, and a photograph of Edward Grandi himself.   Web Sites: Elizabeth Follmer and David Harman Clicking on this link will take you to the Web site of Elizabeth Follmer (Annapolis Class of 1995) and David Harman (Santa Fe Class of 1994). Their site discusses their wedding.   Web Sites: Enlightenment Book Club Clicking on this link will take you to the home page of the Enlightenment Book Club. This club meets about once a month in New York City. It is run by Dean Hannotte (Annapolis Class of 1968).   Web Sites: Evil Robots Clicking on this link will take you to the evil robots Web site. It belongs to some people from St. John's who go by the names of Grandpa, Godzilla, etc. It's a big site and covers a lot of material.   Web Sites: Fred Putnam's Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to the Web site of Frederic Putnam. He is the father of a St. John's student from the Annapolis class of 2008. He taught Biblical Hebrew, Biblical studies, and other subjects for more than 20 years, and his Web site includes articles he has written on these subjects.   Web Sites: G. Kay Bishop's Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to G. Kay Bishop's (Annapolis Class of 1975) Web site, the other dimension. This Web site consists of stories and poetry with a fantasy bent.   Web Sites: George "Deacon Blues" Erhard's Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to the Web site of George "Deacon Blues" Erhard (Santa Fe Class of 1989). His Web site contains some music and a link to his blog.   Web Sites: Helen Cornelius Ham Fahey's Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to the Web site of Helen Cornelius Ham Fahey (Annapolis Class of 1978), also known as Cricket. Her Web site contains a photograph of herself and a quotation.   Web Sites: Hillary Fields's Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to Hillary Fields's (Santa Fe, Class of 1997) Web site. Her Web site discusses the romance novels she has written.   Web Sites: Howard Sauertieg's Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to the Web site of Howard Sauertieg (Annapolis Class of 1996). His Web site is mostly about music, movies, and his family photographs.   Web Sites: James Crotty's Monk:The Mobile Magazine Clicking on this link will take you to the Web site of James Crotty (Santa Fe GI): The Mobile Magazine. James Crotty and Michael Lane, who call themselves the monks, quit their jobs and travel across the country for twelve years with their three cats finding unusual tourist attractions and interviewing famous people as they go.   Web Sites: James Hyder Clicking on this link will take you to the Web site of James Hyder (Annapolis Class of 1984), LF examiner. James Hyder works in the large format film industry, and he put together this site as a resource to large format films.   Web Sites: Jessica Hersh's Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to the Web site of Jessica Hersh (Santa Fe Class of 1994). Her Web site discusses her catering business, Sweet Pea Cuisine.   Web Sites: Joel LaPinta's Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to the Web site of Joel LaPinta (Santa Fe Class of 1980). Joel LaPinta, a realtor, sells land in Hawaii, and this is the home page of his company, Hawaii Investment Properties.   Web Sites: Johnny E-mail List The Johnny Email List is a forum in which alumni of St. John's College may discuss whatever they like. Online seminars are held, current events are discussed, book and movie recommendations are given, recipes are shared, and arguments are had, among other types of discussion. The Johnny Email List had several founders, notably Owen Goldin (A '79) and Rich Green (SF '87).   Web Sites: Kim Paffenroth's Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to the Web site of Kim Paffenroth (Annapolis 1988). Her Web site has some text, photographs, and links to topics that interest her.   Web Sites: Kimberly Wistrand's Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to the family Web site of Kimberly Wistrand (Annapolis Class of 1988). Her daughters discuss things they love and hate, music, insults, and pick-up lines, among other things.   Web Sites: Locrian Chamber Players Clicking on this link will take you to the Locrian Chamber Players, an ensemble directed by David MacDonald (Santa Fe 1989).   Web Sites: Mark and Leah Casner's Family Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to Mark and Leah Casner's (nee Daskalakis) (Annapolis Class of 1978) Web site. This Web site contains family photos, a comic strip about a monster baby, articles in magazines written by the Casners, among other things.   Web Sites: Mark Middlebrook's Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to the Web site of Mark Middlebrook (Annapolis Class of 1983). This Web site contains a photograph of Mark Middlebrook and a brief autobiography.   Web Sites: Martin Marks's Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to Martin Marks's Web site, the flying ghoti.   Web Sites: Michael Weaver's Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to the Web site of Michael Weaver (Annapolis 1966). In his Web site, Michael Weaver discusses his spiritual journey.   Web Sites: Mike Esterheld's Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to the Web site of Mike Esterheld. Mike Esterheld is a musician, and you can listen to his music and read news about his upcoming performances on his Web site.   Web Sites: MIT Press's Blurb about Sky in a Bottle Clicking on this link will take you a brief blurb and selections from Sky in a Bottle, the book by Santa Fe tutor Peter Pesic exploring the historical investigation of the question of why the sky is blue.   Web Sites: Mock the USNA Clicking on this link will take you to a Web site whose sole function is to mock the Naval Academy.   Web Sites: Monk Host Clicking on this link will take you to Monk Host, a server farm. One of the monks who runs this is James Crotty (Santa Fe GI).   Web Sites: Monk Media Clicking on this link will take you to the Web site of Monk Media, a graphic design firm. One of the monks is James Crotty (Santa Fe GI).   Web Sites: Moshe (Mel) Kline's Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to Moshe (formerly Mel) Kline's (Annapolis Class of 1966) Web site. This Web site discusses the Torah.   Web Sites: Moss Collum's Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to the Web site of Moss Collum (Annapolis Class of 2000).   Web Sites: Neil Swanson-Chrisman's Rant Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to a Web site of Neil-Swanson-Chrisman (Annapolis Class of 2002). He describes it as a rant disguised as a Greek pun.   Web Sites: Neil Swanson-Chrisman's Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to Neil's House, the main Web site of Neil Swanson-Chrisman (Annapolis Class of 2002).   Web Sites: Nora Kelleher's Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to the Web site of Ravens and Chimes, a Brooklyn-based band. Nora Kelleher (Annapolis 2005) sings and plays flute in the band.   Web Sites: Phil Torres's Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to the Web site of Phil Torres (Annapolis Class of 2008), theunexaminedcurriculum.com. This Web site is a critical appraisal of St. John's College.   Web Sites: Rob Harrison's Book Site Clicking on this link will take you to Rob Harrison's Web site in which he is writing an on-line novel, And he lived. Rob Harrison did not attend St. John's, but his wife, Tatiana Harrison, was in the Annapolis class of 2004.   Web Sites: Rob Harrison's Hobbit Hole Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to Rob Harrison's Web site about his construction of an underground house in Maryland modelled after J.R.R. Tolkien's plans for a hobbit house in the Lord of the Rings series. Rob Harrison did not attend St. John's, but his wife, Tatiana Harrison, was in the Annapolis class of 2004.   Web Sites: Robert DeSilverio's Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to Robert DiSilverio's (Santa Fe Class of 1979) Web site. On his Web site he has a drawing of himself, a photograph of a flower, and vacation pictures, and some text in which he humorously describes the content of his Web site.   Web Sites: Sam Agnew's Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to Sam Agnew's (Santa Fe Class of 1995) Web site. His company Web site is powernet, a company that solves people's internet problems.   Web Sites: Simon Bone's Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to Simon Bone's (Santa Fe Class of 1992) Web Site, pyongyangmetro.com. This Web site examines the North Korean nuclear program disguised as a subway system.   Web Sites: Simon McNabb's Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to the Web site of Simon McNabb (Annapolis 1988). This site contains photographs of his family.   Web Sites: Stacie Slotnick's Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to the Web site of Stacie Slotnick (Annapolis Class of 1994). The Web site consists entirely of links to her favorite sites.   Web Sites: Star Wars on Trial Clicking on this link will take you to the Web site Star Wars on Trial. John Wright (Annapolis Class of 1984) is a member of the prosecution.   Web Sites: Susan Eversole's Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to the Web site of Susan Eversole (Santa Fe Class of 1979). Her Web site contains Halloween photographs of her family.   Web Sites: Tatiana Harrison's Cat's Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to Sugar's Web site. Sugar is a cat owned by Tatiana Harrison (Annapolis Class of 2004).   Web Sites: Tatiana Harrison's Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to the funnel, the Web site of Tatiana Harrison (Annapolis Class of 2004).   Web Sites: Tias Little's Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to Tias Little's Web site, Prajna Yoga. Tias Little attended the Eastern Classics program at St. John's College and is an expert at Ashtanga Yoga. His Web site gives information about his yoga training site in Santa Fe and about yoga books, some written by him.   Web Sites: Tom Hoover's Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to the Web site of Tom Hoover(Santa Fe Class of 1970). This site deals with massage therapies and health arts.   Web Sites: William Kowalski's Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to William Kowalski's (Santa Fe Class of 1994) Web site. His Web site, William Kowalski's literary services, offers writing assistance.   Web Sites: William's Web Site Clicking on this link will take you to William's Web site. William's Web site contains a photograph of the sun shimmering off a metal bell surrounded by the snow and mountains of Santa Fe.   Yahoo Groups: JohnnieNet: Psychology Group A forum for St. John's College Alumni who work in or are interested in the 'helping professions'.   Yahoo Groups: Johnny Education/Homeschooling Group A resource group for alumni of St. John's College alumni to learn more about various educational approaches & teaching materials available for enhancing the education of children.   Yahoo Groups: JohnnyXpress JohnnyXpress, also known as the St. John's College Unofficial Bulletin Board, is the unofficial bulletin board/email list for the St. John's College alumni community. It is for announcements and queries, not discussion, hence it is the 'Xpress' of johnny email lists. It is a planet-wide bulletin board for the SJC community. johnnyXpress is an independently operated group. You must give correct answers to a few simple Johnny-oriented questions to be admitted to the list.   Yahoo Groups: Phaedrus Study Group The Phaedrus Study Group, an Ancient Greek reading group, meets generally on Wednesday evenings from 7:30 to 9:00 PM, in the lobby of 19 University Place, on the NYU campus. This is not an exclusive SJC group — they welcome anyone who wants to polish their translation skills.   Yahoo Groups: SJC Alumni Career and Job Networking The St. John's College Unofficial Alumni Career and Job Networking Group is a networking group open to St. John's College Alumni regarding employment, careers, and graduate programs.   Yahoo Groups: SJC Alumni Connections Group The purpose of JohnnyConnect is currently threefold: (1) to provide a *small* general topic discussion group for alumni of St. John's College. (2) to provide a small group environment for alumni to specifically discuss topics that are mentioned on the johnnyXpress. (3) to serve as a place where alumni may connect by posting queries to find other alumni who share their discussion interests.   Yahoo Groups: St. John's GI Alumni To help alumni of the Graduate Institute, St. John's College, stay in touch.   Yahoo Groups:Creative Anachronism Society at SJCSF This is a mailing list for those interested in the Society for Creative Anachronism who are associated with St. John's College in the shire of Drygestan, in the great kingdom of the Outlands (also known as Santa Fe, New Mexico).   You Tube Videos: 2008 Annapolis Cup Croquet Match Clicking on this link will take you to footage from the 2008 United States Naval Academy versus St. John's College croquet match.   You Tube Videos: Apostles in New Mexico Clicking on this link will take you to a video of the Apostles performing at the 2008 reality party at St. John's College in Santa Fe. The performance is preceded by footage of students awaiting the arrival of the Apostles.   You Tube Videos: Battle Hymn of the Johnny Clicking on this link will take you to a rendition of the St. John's version of The Battle Hymn of the Republic sung while displaying a rotating video of a St. John's chair balanced on one point.   You Tube Videos: Between the Bars Clicking on this link will take you to a video of E. Einowski (Santa Fe Class of 2008) singing "Between the Bars" by Elliot Smith on a ukulele.   You Tube Videos: Borato Clicking on this link will take you to Borato, part of the 2008 Annapolis reality skit. This skit, a parody of Borat, shows a fictional Brazilian attempting to document life at St. John's.   You Tube Videos: CasHank Hootenanny Jamboree Clicking on this link will take you to a video showing Alex Battles (Annapolis Class of 1994) and others performing at the CasHank Hootenanny Jamboree. Alex Battles is the one in the baseball cap.   You Tube Videos: Cell Lab 1 Clicking on this link will take you to the You Tube Video, "Cell Lab 1." This video shows the cells under a microscope that St. John's students observe during lab class. You also hear people in the class talking in the background.   You Tube Videos: Coke Scandal III Clicking on this link will take you to Coke Scandal III: Jack and Adam Strike Back. This skit is part of the 2008 Annapolis reality skit. In this skit, students respond to the latest in a series of incidents involving cocaine and the administration's response to it.   You Tube Videos: Cold, Cold Heart Clicking on this link will take you to a video of the trippy mandolin chick playing Hank Williams, Sr.'s Cold, Cold, Heart with Alex Battles (Annapolis Class of 1994).   You Tube Videos: Croquet 2007 Clicking on this link will take you to a slide show of the 2007 St. John's-Naval Academy croquet match at St. John's College in Annapolis.   You Tube Videos: Doors Get Star on Walk of Fame Clicking on this link will take you to the You Tube Video, "Finally the Doors get a star on the Walk of Fame." One of the speakers at the ceremony is Jac Holzman (Annapolis Class of 1952), who signed them to their first record deal.   You Tube Videos: Frog Vivisection Clicking on this link will take you to the You Tube Video, "Frog Vivisection." This video shows a frog being dissected alive in a St. John's lab class.   You Tube Videos: Gilmometer Clicking on this link will take you to Gilmometer, part of the 2008 Annapolis reality skit. In this skit, students and tutors discuss the benefits of a fictional device powered by Leibniz.   You Tube Videos: Hallelujah on the Ukulele Clicking on this link will take you to a video of E. Einowski (Santa Fe Class of 2008) playing Hallelujah by Leonard Cohen on the ukulele.   You Tube Videos: I Hung my Head Johnny Cash Clicking on this link will take you to Sam, a St. John's student who perfoprms in Annapolis to raise money for books, playing the guitar and singing I Hung my Head by Johnny Cash. He has two other videos on this site, Nobody Knows You When You're Down by Bessie Smith and Redemption Songs by Bob Marley.   You Tube Videos: Interview with Tias Little Clicking on this link will take you to Balancing Mind and Body with Tias Little, a video of Krishnan Venkatesh, a St. John's tutor, interviewing Ashtanga Yoga expert Tias Little. Tias Little attended the Eastern Classics program at St. John's to better understand the texts behind his yoga practices.   You Tube Videos: Jac Holzman on Love Clicking on this link will take you to a clip from the upcoming documentary Love Story in which Jac Holzman (Annapolis Class of 1952) talks about the first time he saw Arthur Lee from the band Love.   You Tube Videos: Jac Holzman Unveiling Boxset Clicking on this link will take you to a YouTube Video of Jac Holzman (Annapolis, Class of 1952), founder of Elektra Records while still a St. John's student, unveiling the Elektra Records collection and talking about various artists and album cover designs.   You Tube Videos: Jac Holzman's Arthur Lee Story Clicking on this link will take you to a You Tube Video in which Jac Holzman (Annapolis Class of 1952) relates a story of working with Arthur Lee in the studio to illustrate his talent in difficult situations.   You Tube Videos: Jupiter One - Countdown Clicking on this link will take you to the music video of Countdown, Jupiter One's debut single, personally sequenced by Jac Holzman (Annapolis Class of 1952).   You Tube Videos: Lindy Loo Clicking on this link will take you to a video of Lindy Loo performing with Alex Battles (Annapolis Class of 1994). Alex Battles is the one wearing the baseball cap.   You Tube Videos: Lover, You Should Have Come Over Clicking on this link will take you to a video of E. Einowski (Santa Fe Class of 2008) playing Jeff Buckley's song, "Lover, You Should Have Come Over," on a ukulele.   You Tube Videos: Lucas Kwong plays U2 Clicking on this link will take you to a video of Lucas Kwong playing U2 at St. John's College in Santa Fe.   You Tube Videos: Lucas Running to Dad Clicking on this link will take you to footage of Lucas, a little kid, running to his father on the lawn of St. John's College in Annapolis.   You Tube Videos: Luke Russell...Angel of Vengeance Clicking on this link will take you to Luke Russell- Mercenary Angel of Vengeance. This skit, part of the 2008 Annapolis reality skit, shows Luke Russell taking vengeance on various people on campus.   You Tube Videos: MacBook Pro Expanding Battery Clicking on this link will take you to a video of E. Einowski (Santa Fe Class of 2008) displaying a 17 inch MacBook Pro with a defective battery that expands, damaging the case of the computer. This problem has often been reported with this computer model.   You Tube Videos: March 7, 2007 Pt.1 Clicking on this link will take you to Torpedofish's video log about her drive around Annapolis on March 7, 2007. She drives past St. John's College during this video and talks about the college briefly.   You Tube Videos: March 7, 2007 Pt.2 This is the second part of Torpedofish's video in which she drives around Annapolis. She passes St. John's College and once again mentions it.   You Tube Videos: Murchison 101 Video Clicking on this link will take you to the Murchison 101 video. This video shows students singing, dancing, and enjoying themselves in the Murchison dorm on the Santa Fe campus of St. John's College.   You Tube Videos: Nobody Knows You... Clicking on this link will take you to a video of Sam, a St. John's student, playing the guitar and singing Nobody Knows You When You're Down, a Bessie Smith song. He sings in Annapolis to raise money for books. He has two other songs on this site, I Hung my Head by Johnny Cash and Redemption Songs by Bob Marley.   You Tube Videos: Oh Diana Clicking on this link will take you to the first video of E. Einowski (Santa Fe Class of 2008) singing Oh Diana.   You Tube Videos: Oh Diana Live Clicking on this link will take you to a second recording of E. Einowski (Santa Fe Class of 2008) singing Oh Diana, this time at Mike Esterheld's CD release party.   You Tube Videos: Redemption Songs Bob Marley Clicking on this link will take you to a video of Sam, a St. John's College student who performs in Annapolis to raise money for books, playing the guitar and singing Redemption Songs by Bob Marley. He has two other videos on this site, Nobody Knows You When You're Down by Bessie Smith and I Hung my Head by Johnny Cash.   You Tube Videos: Rhapsody on a Theme of Aristotle Clicking on this link will take you to a video of Mike Esterheld, a St. John's alumnus, singing Rhapsody on a Theme of Aristotle.   You Tube Videos: Scaring Charlie Salem Clicking on this link will take you to the You Tube Video, "Scaring Charlie Salem." This video, filmed at St. John's College, is simply described as a Halloween prank gone awry.   You Tube Videos: Senior Prank Message Clicking on this link will take you to a message about the 2008 Senior Prank supposedly left on students' answering machines by the college administration.   You Tube Videos: Senior Prank Video 2004 Clicking on this link will take you to the 2004 Annapolis Senior Prank Video, Where is Andrew Baisch?   You Tube Videos: Senior Prank Video 2005 Clicking on this link will take you to the St. John's College Annapolis Senior Prank Video 2005.   You Tube Videos: St. John's Annapolis Graduation Clicking on this link will take you to a video of a small part of the May 2007 Annapolis graduation ceremony.   You Tube Videos: St. John's College Crew Fall 2007 Clicking on this link will take you to a video tribute to St. John's College's 2007 crew team.   You Tube Videos: St. John's Story Part 1 Clicking on this link will take you to the first part of the 1954 St. John's College Promotional Video, St. John's Story.   You Tube Videos: St. John's Story Part 2 Clicking on this link will take you to the second part of the 1954 St. John's College promotional video, St. John's Story.   You Tube Videos: St. John's Story Part 3 Clicking on this link will take you to the third part of the 1954 St. John's College promotional video, St. John's Story.   You Tube Videos: Step Inside This House Clicking on this link will take you to a video of Mike Esterheld, a St. John's alumnus, singing Step Inside This House by Guy Clark.   You Tube Videos: Sterling Engine #1 Clicking on this link will take you to a video demonstrating a sterling engine built by E. Einowski (Santa Fe Class of 2008) and his father.   You Tube Videos: Tempest Clicking on this link will take you to a short clip from William Shakespeare's play, The Tempest, performed at St. John's College in Annapolis.   You Tube Videos: Tempest 2 Clicking on this link will take you to another short clip from William Shakespeare's play, The Tempest, performed at St. John's College in Annapolis.   You Tube Videos: Tempest 3 Clicking on this link will take you to a third, longer clip from the performance of William Shakespeare's The Tempest at St. John's College in Annapolis. In this clip, Stephano confronts the strange beast beneath a blanket, Caliban and Trinculo.   You Tube Videos: Tempest 4 Clicking on this link will take you to a fourth, longer clip from the Tempest, performed at St. John's College in Annapolis.   You Tube Videos: Tijuana Booty-Slap Clicking on this link will take you to a video in which Larissa Archer (Santa Fe Class of 2001) teaches another girl, Angela, to do the Tijuana booty-slap.   You Tube Videos: Trippy Mandolin Chick Sings Clicking on this link will take you to a video of the trippy mandolin chick singing with Alex Battles (Annapolis Class of 1994). Alex Battles is the one wearing the baseball cap.   You Tube Videos: Western Thought Part 1 Clicking on this link will take you to the first part of the 2008 Santa Fe reality video, Western Thought.   You Tube Videos: Western Thought Part 2 Clicking on this link will take you to the second part of the 2008 Santa Fe reality video, Western Thought.   You Tube Videos: Ysabella Brave meets Jac Holzman Clicking on this link will take you to a You Tube video of Ysabella Brave,among other things, talking about meeting Jac Holzman (Annapolis Class of 1952).   Statistics   77 of 504 Members have made 155 posts in 41 forums, with the last post on 2011 April 21 10:31:44 by: Socratonic. There are currently 84 topics. Please welcome our newest member: daviddfbook. Contains new posts since last visit. No new posts since the last visit.

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