ENG101.09 Spring 2019
Our game, Dooley Rider, sought to address a very common issue that everyone has: time management. The idea started with me and Alex discussing various ways in which Emory has taught us to balance our time. Our health and PACE classes stress the importance of it, but the problem isn’t lack of awareness. We all … Continue reading Reflecting on Dooley Rider
Read moreSo this was my first time making a podcast, and it was also Michelle’s first time working on one too. At first I didn’t really know how to do anything, so I just followed the instructions step by step to getting the mic and Audacity. Fortunately, both were very intuitive to use. We then had … Continue reading Testing out a podcast
Read moreThis time the table was turned on me and I assisted Michelle Cho in her production of an episode. Fitting with how I took the lead and set the narrative on my SAT episode, Michelle did the same here. She decided to discuss the Sims and set up a framework for the episode, consisting of … Continue reading Reflecting on the Sims podcast
Read moreI definitely did not track my emotions effectively. I spent the first half of the week doing my reflection at the end of the day and trying to recall the events. I think this made me conflate a lot of events and over generalize. However, I couldn’t come up with an effective solution that I […]
Read moreOur story was set in the Boomtown. My character was a local tavern and lodge owner who was active in the church community. As with all of the characters, I had a complex backstory and nefarious motives driving all of my moves. On my left was Alex, whose wife I stole and her affection was […]
Read moreI’m writing this a few minutes after exploring the foyer. I’m assuming that getting through the front door was the introduction. It set up the game play mechanics and the general backstory. I just got back from a year abroad and there’s something up with Sam. I find this game very unfamiliar to me. It’s […]
Read moreI try to pack lightly, bringing with me what I know I’ll need and not much more. I’m on the track team and I usually don’t have time to go back and forth to my room during the day, so I try to bring everything I need for school and practice with me. For track, […]
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