They refer to us as apathetic....the worst generation. In reality, we are disillusioned - as disillusioned as they once were, but with the ability to fight ripped from our hands.
I didn't forget, I'm not ignorant of what this all means, I'm just not happy with any of the players in the bloodsport they refer to as American Politics. What a fucking art form. The highest and most respected one in the land, certainly the best funded.
You want to send a message, create? Fine crawl through the mud, become a professional beggar for favor. Shakespeare did it. Bernini too...although he made sure to not let anyone remember his dissidence by writing anything down, lest the wrong patron be pissed off.
I can't revolt.
I can't fight.
Doing so would make me wrong and cheat me out of my own progress. You too.
Someone will be along to pick up the tab, shortly.
So we wait. We wait for the change the fear mongers and political spelunkers assure us is coming. Wait for relevance. Too much like the string quartet on a sinking ship, even the rats have abandoned.
We've lost. We've lost and worse, we aren't even sure what game we are playing.
Reverberation is nauseating.
I can't revolt.
I can't fight.
It would make me one of 'those people.'
Revolution is a precious commodity now. How much for that Che Guevara shirt, those ripped jeans?
800,000,000 easy payments of $56, 000 should do the trick. Maybe.
Shut up you stupid cog. Here have a grant, a scholarship, a free gift with purchase, 10% off your next purchase of $17 trillion or more. Yours now if you get the most retweets, the most clicks.
Tuesday, November 4, 2014
Friday, September 12, 2014
In A Late Hail Mary Pass...
...Korean's officially out, so are all hopes of Spanish. Art Hum! You're up!
Wednesday, September 10, 2014
And I And Silence
Silence makes me think of Silence Dogood, who I learned of from National Treasure. It was a pseudonym a young (like, 16 young) Ben Franklin concocted to write into his...brother's...newspaper to express his views on popular culture and politics ect.
The musings of a 16 year old colonial white male apprentice printer, are hardly to be considered worthwhile, and yet Silence spoke with such veracity, she received marriage proposals.
In Naomi Wallace's jarring sketch, we are presented with a reverberation of that tenacity. Two young women, Dee and Jamie, minor offenders locked up in what has become the generationallly, perpetual gray area of adolescence. High School Musical meets Orange is the New Black, this isn't, however. We are also granted glimpses into the lives of the, now, women nine years on - post incarceration.
It's 1959, as Older Jamie actress Rachel Nicks points out...in some nondescript corner of the semi-rural American south. Not a good time or place to be a woman, where old world wealth and status standards still reign. Not a good time or place in history for African Americans, where walking down the street to work means verbal abuse on a good day.
The setting and all of it's trappings create a sort of perfect storm for Wallace's two characters. With a steely undercurrent of the violability of their sexualities and the vulnerability of intimacy, Wallace has Jamie and Dee traverse the crossroads of what it means to be young, broke, and drowning in surroundings suffering the same fate. By the play's tragic end we're left with a Willy Loman sense of remorse, except they don't even get the faithful spouse or regretful kids. A stark, nearly Shakespearean realization sets in, in death - no one will miss these girls.
Surely, no one missed them in life.
The musings of a 16 year old colonial white male apprentice printer, are hardly to be considered worthwhile, and yet Silence spoke with such veracity, she received marriage proposals.
In Naomi Wallace's jarring sketch, we are presented with a reverberation of that tenacity. Two young women, Dee and Jamie, minor offenders locked up in what has become the generationallly, perpetual gray area of adolescence. High School Musical meets Orange is the New Black, this isn't, however. We are also granted glimpses into the lives of the, now, women nine years on - post incarceration.
It's 1959, as Older Jamie actress Rachel Nicks points out...in some nondescript corner of the semi-rural American south. Not a good time or place to be a woman, where old world wealth and status standards still reign. Not a good time or place in history for African Americans, where walking down the street to work means verbal abuse on a good day.
The setting and all of it's trappings create a sort of perfect storm for Wallace's two characters. With a steely undercurrent of the violability of their sexualities and the vulnerability of intimacy, Wallace has Jamie and Dee traverse the crossroads of what it means to be young, broke, and drowning in surroundings suffering the same fate. By the play's tragic end we're left with a Willy Loman sense of remorse, except they don't even get the faithful spouse or regretful kids. A stark, nearly Shakespearean realization sets in, in death - no one will miss these girls.
Surely, no one missed them in life.
Friday, September 5, 2014
Directors and Producers of Work I've Seen Recently
So, my Directing professor posed an interesting question at the top of class and since I'm horrible with on the spot things, I came up with nothing...I wasn't the only one. The question was name all the theatrical directors you know.
So doing my due diligence here is a list of the directors I've got in in my playbill collection. I'm including producers too, because I realize the same question was also relevant to Producing Class. Keep in mind this is only what I had playbills lying around for.
So doing my due diligence here is a list of the directors I've got in in my playbill collection. I'm including producers too, because I realize the same question was also relevant to Producing Class. Keep in mind this is only what I had playbills lying around for.
- And I and Silence -
dir. Caitlin McLeod
prod. Signature Theatre - Juarez: A Documentary Mythology
dir. Ruben Polendo
prod. Theater Mitu/Rattlestick Playwrights Theater - The Correspondent
dir. Steven Brackett
prod. Rattlestick Playwrights Theater - King Lear
dir. Arin Arbus
prod. Theatre For A New Audience - Antony and Cleopatra
dir. Tarell Alvin McCraney
prod.Gable Stage, The Royal Shakespeare Company in Collaboration with the Ohio State University (Jeremy Adams)
asso prod. Maria Goyanes - Love and Information
dir. James Macdonald
prod. NYTW in asso. with Royal Court Theatre - The Long Shrift
dir. James Franco
prod. Rattlestick Playwrights Theater - Phoenix
dir. Jennifer Delia
prod. Nicholas Jabbour, Julie Pacino, Poverty Row Entertainment, Rian Patrick Durham, Rattlestick Playwrights Theater - Inventing Van Gogh
dir. Karla Hartley
prod. Jobsite Theatre - S'wonderful
dir. Tripp Hampton
prod. David A. Straz Jr. Center for the Performing Arts - Priscilla Queen of the Desert the Musical
dir. Simon Philips
prod. Allan Scott, Troika Entertainmenrt, Nullarbor Productions Ltd., in asso with MGM on Stage and Darcie Denkert, Dean Stolber Gary McQuinn, Liz Koops, Michael Hamlyn, - Spank! The Fifty Shades Parody
dir. Jim Millan
prod. Michael Mills/Mills Entertainment - Morningside Nights: The 120th Annual Varsity Show
dir. Emily Feinstein
prod. Allie Carieri, Ally Engleberg, Renee Kraiem - Hamlet
dir. C. David Frankel
prod. Tampa Repertory Theatre, Hat Trick Theatre Productions - The Ballad of Hipster McBigballs
dir. Christen Petit Haley
prod. Jobsite Theatre - Night of Power
dir. Kareem Fahmy
prod. Meghan Long (Columbia School of the Arts Theatre) - A Thousand Clowns
dir. Jack Holloway
prod. Hat Trick Theatre Productions - The Physicists
dir. Sina Heiss
prod. Mia Shen - All the Way
dir. Bill Rauch
prod. Jeffrey Richards, Louise Gund, Jerry Frankel, Stephanie P. McClelland, Double Gemini Productions, Rebecca Gold, Scott M. Delman, Barbara Freitag, Harvey Weinstein, Gene Korf, William Berlind, Caiola Productions, Gutterman Chernoff, Jam Theatricals, Gabrielle Palitz, Cheryl Wiesenfeld and Will Trice; Associate Producer: Rob Hinderliter & Dominick LaRuffa, Jr., Michael Crea and PJ Miller - Twelfe Night, or What You Will
dir. Tim Carroll
prod. Sonia Friedman Productions, Scott Landis, Roger Berlind, Glass Half Full Productions/Just For Laughs Theatricals, 1001 Nights Productions, Tulchin/Bartner Productions, Jane Bergère, Paula Marie Black, Rupert Gavin, Stephanie P. McClelland, Shakespeare Globe Centre USA, Max Cooper, Tanya Link Productions and Shakespeare Road - Wake
dir. Mei Ann Teo
prod. Mariana Ortiz - Neville's Island
dir. Gi Young Sung
prod. Hat Trick Theatre Productions - The Meeting
dir. Alan Bomar Jones, Bryant Bentley
prod. Hillsborough Community College - Evening of Shorts
dir. Jack Holloway/Kerry Glamsch
prod. David A. Straz Jr. Center for the Performing Arts - Jeffrey
dir. Keith Odums
prod. Hat Trick Theatre Productions - Titus Andronicus
dir.Helen Tennison
prod. University of South Florida School of Theatre and Dance - And Then There Were None
dir. Jack Holloway
prod. Hat Trick Theatre Productions - Musings of a Post Modern Romantic
dir Matthew Ray
prod. TRT² - Twelfth Night or What You Will
dir. Julia Flood
prod. Eckerd Theater Company - Hay Fever
dir. David Jenkins
prod. Jobsite Theater - Wicked
dir. Joe Mantello
prod. Marc Platt, Universal Pictures, The Araca Group, Jon B. Platt, David Stone, - The Amish Project
dir. Todd Olson
prod. American Stage Theater Company
Tuesday, August 5, 2014
Summer
Loads of little updates to the stat trackers, some I'm not thrilled or proud of, some I couldn't be more ecstatic about. However, the Florida summer has been kind. I'm brown, have a new hobby/sport, and I haven't experienced the usual fattening I usually do when I come down. About three weeks or from returning and I feel trepidation most of all. Being a native Floridian you never realize how much of a permanent vacation home is. It seems so incredibly easy and warm and pretty.
Saturday, March 29, 2014
Tuesday, March 11, 2014
Paper possibilities
Politics of desire, choices of desire and the consideration of government leadership in Antony and Cleopatra. IRL Historical considerations. Cleopatra balancing being a head of state with corporeal desires and attractions. Internal fight against her own weakness of desire.
Joni Mitchell A Case of You - Parallels to Antony and Cleopatra?
"Just before our love got lost you said,
"I am as constant as a northern star."
And I said, "Constantly in the darkness,
Where's that at?
If you want me I'll be in the bar."
Joni and The Bard?
Ironic foreshadowing of 1.3.100-102:
Politics of desire, choices of desire and the consideration of government leadership in Antony and Cleopatra. IRL Historical considerations. Cleopatra balancing being a head of state with corporeal desires and attractions. Internal fight against her own weakness of desire.
Joni Mitchell A Case of You - Parallels to Antony and Cleopatra?
"Just before our love got lost you said,
"I am as constant as a northern star."
And I said, "Constantly in the darkness,
Where's that at?
If you want me I'll be in the bar."
Joni and The Bard?
Ironic foreshadowing of 1.3.100-102:
C: And all the gods go with you. Upon your swordMagical language attached to Cleopatra. Instances of supernaturalization of women in Shakespeare?
Sit laurel victory, and smooth success
Be strewed before your feet.
A: Let us go.
Come. Our separation so abides and flies
That thou residing here goes yet with me,
And I hence fleeting, here remain with thee.
Away.
Tuesday, February 4, 2014
Something New
I have indeed forged a lot of new territory this semester (check out the adventure recap to the right!) Unfortunately, it hasn't all been city roaming and stellar academics. I was very sick in January through February.
Sunday, January 26, 2014
Resolutions
So I made three resolutions after putting some thought into what was truly lacking from self-improvement the past year. First, I feel like I've been in the greatest city in the world for 5 months, and have seen next to none of it. So,
Resolution #1: Have one adventure day a month. Do this as cheaply as possible. Record and reflect.
I also felt like I wasn't getting to know my new city and that I could do so by giving back. So,
Resolution #2: Have a day of service every month in which I find a volunteer opportunity to engage in in the city. Record and reflect.
Finally, I felt like I was severely underread in the drama department in all periods so,
Resolution #3: Read/see one new play a week
Oh, hey look at that list up over there in the top left...
So that's it...
Self betterment? Maybe. Meet new people. Most definitely. Make new friends. Very possibly. I'm looking forward to this.
Resolution #1: Have one adventure day a month. Do this as cheaply as possible. Record and reflect.
I also felt like I wasn't getting to know my new city and that I could do so by giving back. So,
Resolution #2: Have a day of service every month in which I find a volunteer opportunity to engage in in the city. Record and reflect.
Finally, I felt like I was severely underread in the drama department in all periods so,
Resolution #3: Read/see one new play a week
Oh, hey look at that list up over there in the top left...
So that's it...
Self betterment? Maybe. Meet new people. Most definitely. Make new friends. Very possibly. I'm looking forward to this.
Friday, January 3, 2014
Something like a 3-oh...
Ahoy from Florida...it's a chipper 40 something. I'm reading some Garrison Keillor fiction, and still utterly tired. I'm of a good mind to take the semester off to watch the spring come in on the beach.
That's no good though...
Forgive, I'm running a fever at the moment so my malaise is both dazing and exasperating.
Anyway, my last grade came in today (finally), and it's higher than I hoped. The professor and I jerked each other around enough, I was just happy to be done with it.
Ballet and English Conference were both passes (P's), and as such don't count towards the GPA... :\
Western Theatre Traditions was a solid B
Advanced Acting Lab was a solid B
Arabia Imagined a B-
So, a 2.8680 ...call it a 2.9? Which is something very close to a 3.0...right? Right?
Stats are updated, so is what's on deck.
Things really fell apart this semester...I fell apart this semester, and rallied but the damage may be done.
That's no good though...
Forgive, I'm running a fever at the moment so my malaise is both dazing and exasperating.
Anyway, my last grade came in today (finally), and it's higher than I hoped. The professor and I jerked each other around enough, I was just happy to be done with it.
Ballet and English Conference were both passes (P's), and as such don't count towards the GPA... :\
Western Theatre Traditions was a solid B
Advanced Acting Lab was a solid B
Arabia Imagined a B-
So, a 2.8680 ...call it a 2.9? Which is something very close to a 3.0...right? Right?
Stats are updated, so is what's on deck.
Things really fell apart this semester...I fell apart this semester, and rallied but the damage may be done.
Saturday, November 16, 2013
I wonder...
what the Drosselmeyer house was like the rest of the year? In every production of The Nutcracker I've ever seen, I cannot picture it in any thing other than a perpetual state of "Christmasness."
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The Hour Still Starts With 3, Yet the Sun Doth Kiss the Horizon
This is verily screwing with my internal clock...and I think I got a sunburn from sitting in the same spot. That's one reason to be happy the sun's gone down.
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Fear and (self) loathing in Las Cruces...
It's been...bumpy.
A mass of text hath passed mine eyes and to much dismay, little if any has stuck.
I was called in to my adviser after my professor emailed her. I severely underperformed on a paper proposal, handing in five pages of outline and bibliography, when, as it turns out, he wanted a short version of the actual paper. It was (ludicrously) graded, and I was given a provisional "D". He's expecting a rewrite, well, the TA is expecting a rewrite.
After another will-call mishap, and needing time to focus on my two papers, I'm taking a couple weeks off from work. At a point, it's just too much and these are too important, I think I had forgotten that a little bit. No matter what the denoument of the semester is, whether I get the money to stay, have to return to Tampa because I don't, or take of...I need to have a decent GPA coming out of this semester not matter what happens.
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A mass of text hath passed mine eyes and to much dismay, little if any has stuck.
I was called in to my adviser after my professor emailed her. I severely underperformed on a paper proposal, handing in five pages of outline and bibliography, when, as it turns out, he wanted a short version of the actual paper. It was (ludicrously) graded, and I was given a provisional "D". He's expecting a rewrite, well, the TA is expecting a rewrite.
After another will-call mishap, and needing time to focus on my two papers, I'm taking a couple weeks off from work. At a point, it's just too much and these are too important, I think I had forgotten that a little bit. No matter what the denoument of the semester is, whether I get the money to stay, have to return to Tampa because I don't, or take of...I need to have a decent GPA coming out of this semester not matter what happens.
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Thursday, October 31, 2013
I passed!
One class down, four to go. Hey, Hey! Look over there >
Happy Halloween and Blessed Samhain.
Happy Halloween and Blessed Samhain.
Monday, October 14, 2013
Waiting...waiting...waiting...and with a surprising lack of change...more waiting...
So we got our Western Theatre papers back this morning...
Finally some hint at academic validation, my first real paper grade at Columbia...
W.B. handed it to me...lot's of comments...oo... Why did I leave that in? I don't remember leaving that in. Not anachronistic, achronistic... ACHRONISTIC! damn auto correct. *le sigh* "Good Connection, but... *le sigh some more* The TA is commenting a lot, W.B. isn't...why isn't he commenting? I...ugh...how is a Marx reference not obvious enough? How is the Locke reference not obvious enough? Everybody knows those theories. "Don't assume your reader knows anything." But assume we do, eh? Ha. That wasn't that funny. Well...nah not that funny. Your citations are funny. Funny bad, not funny haha. Are citations ever funny haha? Get to last page.
No grade.
Flip over. No grade. Class and Prof. long gone...
What's going on?
Where's my grade?
I...
Uh....what?
Dear God...
I was really tired. It was finished during an all-nighter, and every other sundry excuse ever used, by everyone, ever.
Was it that horrible? No, no-no. I mean he's not above just putting an F on a paper, right? Christ. Does he want me to rewrite? I'd love a rewrite.
*le sigh*
Emailed prof + TA. Waiting...patiently.
Oh, hey...look at that. This is my 100th post.
Finally some hint at academic validation, my first real paper grade at Columbia...
W.B. handed it to me...lot's of comments...oo... Why did I leave that in? I don't remember leaving that in. Not anachronistic, achronistic... ACHRONISTIC! damn auto correct. *le sigh* "Good Connection, but... *le sigh some more* The TA is commenting a lot, W.B. isn't...why isn't he commenting? I...ugh...how is a Marx reference not obvious enough? How is the Locke reference not obvious enough? Everybody knows those theories. "Don't assume your reader knows anything." But assume we do, eh? Ha. That wasn't that funny. Well...nah not that funny. Your citations are funny. Funny bad, not funny haha. Are citations ever funny haha? Get to last page.
No grade.
Flip over. No grade. Class and Prof. long gone...
What's going on?
Where's my grade?
I...
Uh....what?
Dear God...
I was really tired. It was finished during an all-nighter, and every other sundry excuse ever used, by everyone, ever.
Was it that horrible? No, no-no. I mean he's not above just putting an F on a paper, right? Christ. Does he want me to rewrite? I'd love a rewrite.
*le sigh*
Emailed prof + TA. Waiting...patiently.
Oh, hey...look at that. This is my 100th post.
Sunday, October 6, 2013
GoFundMe!
So, I have started a go fund me account for help with my tuition this semester.
I'm happy to say I got my first donation! An anonymous donor chipped in $1000!
I'm kind of in shock. I can't believe it....I'm stunned.
I'm happy to say I got my first donation! An anonymous donor chipped in $1000!
I'm kind of in shock. I can't believe it....I'm stunned.
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Saturday, October 5, 2013
Worklist week of 10/7
Read/Annotate for Response: Ibn Hisham (d. 833), “Muhammad’s Ordinance for Medina.” Trans. Norman A. Stillman, 1979. The Jews of Arab Lands, 115-18.
(3 pages)Read/Annotate for Response: Document of Protection (dhimma) Trans. N. Stillman, pp. 255-258.
(3 pages)Read/Annotate for Response: Text: Maimonides (d. 1204), “Epistle to the Jews of Yemen.” Trans. Norman Stillman, pp. 233-46.
(13 pages)- Read/Annotate for Response: Texts:
divorce documents. Trans. I. Hollander, “Ibrā’ in Highland Yemen: Two
Jewish Divorce Settlements,” Islamic Law & Society 2(1)(1995):1-23.
(23 pages) - Read/Annotate for Response: Anthropology:
Jewish “saints” Kosansky, Oren. Tourism, Charity, and Profit: the
Movement of Money in Moroccan Jewish Pilgrimage,” Cultural Anthropology
17(3)(2002), 359-400.
(41 pages) - Due by 10/6, 10:00 PM - Write: 2 page Double Space Response with annotations on the above week 4 reading assignments
- 10/6 - Read/Ready for discussion: Jackson, "Professing Performance"
- 10/6 - Read/Annotate for Response: Worthen, "Disciplines of the Text/Sites of Performance"
- 10/7 - Skim/Ready for discussion:The Book of Margery Kempe pdf
- 10/9 - Read/Ready for discussion: The York Cycle: Fall of the Angels, Fall of Man, Building of the Ark, The Flood, Herod and Magi, Slaughter of the Innocents, Christ before Herod through Last Judgment
- 10/9 - Skim/Ready for discussion: Beckwith, from Signifying God
- 10/9 - Skim/Ready for discussion: Schechner, from "Collective Reflexivity: Restoration of Behavior"
- 10/9 - Review: Medieval Theatre Handout Online
- 10/9 - Skim/Ready for discussion Julian of Norwich pdf
- Due by 10/10, 10:00 PM - Write: 2 page Double Space Response with annotations on week 3 readings for late sub
- Due: by 10/14, 5:00 PM - Write: 1200 word discussion essay for English Conference, any topic relevant to class discussion.
- By 10/14 - 5 page research outline/proposal for Arabia Imagined.
- 10/20 - Read/Annotate for Editing Assignment: Shakespeare, Hamlet Q1 1603 ASSIGNMENT Quarto and Folio versions of scene 2
Important/get done asap!
Monday, September 30, 2013
*updated* Gender is changeable, Sex is not...well how about that?
So tired...
How is this only week 4? I'm suppose to hit my stride around this time right?
Ok, work list for my own sanity:
How is this only week 4? I'm suppose to hit my stride around this time right?
Ok, work list for my own sanity:
- 9/24 - Be off book for: August: Osage County Scene
9/28 - ReRead/Annotate/Transcribe Notes: Judith Butler, Performative Acts and Gender Constitution, ¶'s 11-24
(5 pgs)9/28 - ReRead/Annotate/Transcribe Notes: Aristophanes' Lysistrata
(7 pages)9/28 - Read/Annotate: Text: al-Misri, (d. 1367) “Pilgrimage” (sharīʿa law book chapter) Trans. N. Keller, 1994. Reliance of the Traveler, 297-370.
(73 pgs)9/28 - Read/Annotate: Malcolm X (with Alex Hayley), The Autobiography of Malcolm X. Ch. 17
(9 pgs)9/28 - Read/Annotate: Hammoudi, Abdellah. 2006. “Narrative of a pilgrimage.” Trans. P. Ghazaleh. A Season in Mecca. Chs. 5 & 6, pp. 94-141.
(47 pgs)Due 9/29, 10:00 PM - Write: 2 page Double Space Response with annotations on the above three reading assignmentsDue 9/30 10:00 AM - Write: WESTERN THEATRE PAPER - 5-6 PAGES "Create a dialogue between Judith Butler's treatise on Performative Acts and Gender Constitution and Aristophanes' Lysistrata"- 9/30 - Read/Annotate: The Tale of Sir Launcelot and Guinevere, pp. 403-467
(64 pgs) - 9/30 - Read/Annotate: The Death of Arthur, pp. 468-527
(59 pgs) - 9/30 - Read/Annotate: Explanatory Notes, pp. 556-565
(9 pgs) - 10/1 - Read/Annotate: Foley, "Medea's Divided Self"
(24 pgs) - 10/1 - Read/Annotate: Case, "Classic Drag"
(5 pages) - 10/2 - Read/Annotate: Testament of Cresseid, pp. 2-47
(45 pgs)
Ok, maybe not so much sanity...but mental organization.
That's 141 pages to read/annotate by next Tommorow night folks...
Right.
Not completed/due date passed
Completed/Done
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Right.
Important/get done asap!
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Sunday, September 29, 2013
Saturday, September 14, 2013
Screen shot of the day: Trello
So, I was introduced to the very useful (and very free) Trello online listing program, by my new boss Rudy, who uses it to organize the tasks for the office. I signed up with my own account and it has been great. Y'all know of my obsequious obsession with being able to visualize what needs to be done. This program is an amazing organizational tool for anyone with multiple projects with many steps and parts to get through. I highly recommend it!
So yeah, https://trello.com . It's free to sign up. Enjoy.
PS. Ithink I will *UPDATE* did start (yet another) Tumblr blog about the where to get the best food for under $5 in Morningside....as a public service.
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