Category: The Universe

By request of Headmaster Yoda.

It’s too mainstream a holiday to make it into our “Dates to Remember” sidebar, but some of you want to to talk about it, so here you go.

By popular request. This might be a good place to swap tips on printing stickers, too.

We really discourage this, but Brave Sir Robbin (Shana who…) feels so strongly about these that we’re making an exception.

http://www.readersdigest.ca/mag/2001/01/ryan.html

http://rw3.ryanswell.ca/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=21&Itemid=51

Sorry, your GAPAs have no control over what goes into the magazine. You’ll have to submit them to the editors if you want them published.

Including, but not limited to, the Inheritance Trilogy.

Words you ♥, words you made up, names you’re curious about–step right up and verbalize. Just don’t reveal too much about your own names.

Still going strong. Continued from the plain-vanilla Harry Potter thread.

Homework, that is. But not too much help, please.

People have been complaining about their teachers a lot. But good ones do exist, and they make a huge difference. To give credit where credit is due, let’s hear about your favorites and what they’re doing right.

Many MuseBloggers belong to choirs or choruses, perform in musicals, or find other ways to use their voices for purposes other than talking. It’s clear that you’re bursting to discuss this topic, so… *blows into pitch pipe*

By popular request. We’re sure exactly what form this thread will take; that’s up to you. So rev up the time machine, and let’s go.

According to the Naval Observatory, the vernal equinox arrived at 1:26 p.m. U. S. Eastern time (12:26 p.m. MuseBlog time) today. The change of seasons may seem meaningless to you Californians and laughable to you Midwesterners, but officially, at least, it has happened.

Resistance was useless. The amazing thing is that we haven’t done this before.

A musepaper for newsers, by popular request (original idea by Kricket, name by Jadestone). We’re not sure whether you want to write news about the places where you live (carefully disguising local names, etc.) or to write news about the blog and the magazine, but we’re sure you’ll sort it out. Double pink-bunny bonus points for writing it in real newspaper style.

You’ve been talking about it (and posting its songs) all over the blog. Clearly this cultural phenomenon deserves a thread of its own.

What are you reading/watching/listening to? What do you think about it?