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Alexander Khan's Capstone

Posted by Zoe Khan in Capstone · Baird · Wed on Wednesday, May 9, 2018 at 9:01 pm

I’ve been writing since I was in grade school. I was published by third grade, in a national poetry book for students. When it came time for the capstone in my final year at SLA, I knew I wanted to write something. I took the idea of writing a book and kind of ran with it. It would be titled Eat. I asked for submissions in the advisory memo, and on social media, and ended up with a few written works from people I knew online. The submissions were placed in a section of the book titled Moving Forward, dedicated to personal struggles and issues people have faced. This particular section is a combination of music, famous poems, personal works, and submissions. There were two other sections to the book, In Time and A Continuous; In Time being dedicated to time stamped things I’d written late at night or randomly throughout days, while A Continuous is simply things I’m proud of, and occasionally things I’ve had published.

Most of the time I spent working on this project, I was working with other people to collect works and compile things in an order that made sense. Getting people to submit things took a while, which is mostly due to asking for newly written works from most people. In this process, I came to understand that while I write well, writing on command like book writing entails is incredibly difficult. It’s also really really hard to get people to cooperate and contribute to things when you lack any serious backing to prove something will come from their effort.

In the end, though, the final piece came together nicely. It’s a polished 30 page book, including the title page.


Bibliography is here.
Tags: 2018, capstone, Baird
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Q4 Artists Statement.

Posted by Zoe Khan in Advanced Art · Hull · e2 Band on Friday, June 9, 2017 at 2:16 pm
In this final quarter, I think I really gave the assignments my all. 
I didn't complete the first assignment, but for the second assignment, which was figure drawing, I tried really really hard to make the person I was drawing look nice. I think I did a really good job of keeping the form, as well as all of my sketches looking nice too. 
For the third assignment, line drawings, i used hatch-shading to create an entire piece. I'm really proud of this art piece, actually. 
The fourth assignment, digital drawings, I made really interesting drawings using shapes that i like a lot.
The fifth, illusion of space,I made a painting I'm super proud of. I've kept this piece still, and it's one of my favourite pieces of the year.
The sixth was only completed halfway, so there's not much to say about it.
The eighth, since we skipped the seventh, is again one of my favourites.We were working with elements of art, and I kind of just had fun with this one. They're actually a few of my favourite pieces i've made in a very long time. 

ending this year, I'm really proud of how I've progressed as an artist, and I think I might still have a long way to go but I'm happy with this years progress. 
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Raconteur

Posted by Zoe Khan in English 3 · Pahomov · B Band on Monday, June 5, 2017 at 8:52 pm
​STORY HERE
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2FER #7

Posted by Zoe Khan in English 3 · Pahomov · B Band on Friday, April 28, 2017 at 9:57 am

Sunflowers hold the meanings of adoration, loyalty and longevity. Yellow, the common colour of sunflowers, has many meanings; freshness, happiness, positivity, clarity, energy, optimism, enlightenment, remembrance, intellect, honor, loyalty, and joy. Sunflowers are meant to lift spirits, and bring happiness and joy to any person who sees them. They’re named after the sun, which is often associated with happiness and smiles all on its own. They’ve also been used a food source for thousands of years. Taking this into account, sunflowers should be recognized as the best, and most important flower.

Sunflowers, having originated in the Americas sometime in 1,000B.C., were used to supply food for anybody who needed it. When European explorers discovered the flower, they spread it throughout Europe and eventually the rest of the world. Everywhere across the entire world was talking about the beauty and usefulness of sunflowers. Today, the flowers seeds are used for cooking oil and margarine making, as well as being edible on their own. Their seeds alone provide a quick, cheap foodsource to people who need it. They’re nontoxic to the environment, and help prevent pollution while still producing food.

In some native cultures, Sunflowers have been used as religious symbols. They hold many meanings to different people, and their importance is worldwide. Sunflowers are known to help fight depression, as well. Not only are they the symbol of happiness, and the sun, the nutrients in their seeds raise Serotonin levels, which helps nerve function. It’s not clear if they can fully cure depression, as no one really knows if curing depression is fully possible, but they do help. Even if they’re not curing depression, in some organizations they’re used as a symbol of the fight against depression.

Sunflower seeds are also really great for physical health. While being nutrient and vitamin enriched, they’re full of healthy fats that help fight many diseases. They help reduce the risk of heart diseases, certain types of cancer, balances blood pressure, and combats bone conditions like osteoporosis. Their high vitamin E content also helps with skin health, and keeps the body healthy for much longer.

Sunflowers are beneficial in many ways, especially in a person’s mental and physical health. They have ties to religion, and provide natural and safe food sources with their seeds. People all over the world have been benefiting from the flower for thousands of years. For these reasons, they deserve to be recognized as the most important flower.


Sources:

ProFlowers. "History and Meaning of Sunflowers." ProFlowers Blog. N.p., 10 June 2015. Web. 28 Apr. 2017.

Project, Start, Jennifer Bourn, and Jennifer Bourn. "Meaning Of The Color Yellow |". Bourn Creative. N.p., 2017. Web. 28 Apr. 2017.

"Want To Help Fight Depression? Plant Sunflowers". Choices. N.p., 2017. Web. 28 Apr. 2017.

"Sunflower Seeds Are Answer From Nature To Antidepressant Drugs". NaturalNews. N.p., 2017. Web. 28 Apr. 2017.

"Sunflower Seeds: Benefits, Nutrition & Recipes". Dr. Axe. N.p., 2017. Web. 28 Apr. 2017.


This is my best 2Fer because it's about a topic I actually enjoyed writing about. Most of the 2Fer's have been written last minute, or in the moment, on topics I didn't really care about, or they were so rushed it didn't even make sense as to why I was writing them. This time, though, I actually enjoyed writing it, and I feel like I still could've done better but I'm happy with the end result.


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Love's Like A Movie

Posted by Zoe Khan in English 3 · Pahomov · B Band on Sunday, April 23, 2017 at 6:06 pm

Love’s Like A Movie

The Taming of the Shrew / Across The Universe
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The Taming of the Shrew features two characters, Lucentio and Bianca. Lucentio came to Padua to attend school, but ended up falling in love with Bianca at first sight. He abandoned his duties with school to pursue Bianca, and hope to court her in marriage. Bianca is the second daughter of Baptista, sister to Katherine. She’s many, many suitors available to her, but she’s unable to marry until Katherine is married off first. Across The Universe, a Beatles musical set during the Vietnam War, is focused around the romance of Lucy (Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds) and Jude. (Hey Jude) Jude came to America, from London, in search of his father and work opportunities. He meets Max, Lucy’s brother, at Princeton, and befriends him. He later meets Lucy and, upon falling in love with her at first sight, abandons his original plans in America to pursue her. Lucy is a student whose boyfriend, Daniel, went to war in Vietnam. She meets Jude just before Daniel dies in the war.  Despite Lucy and Jude being in a very different romantic situation than Lucentio and Bianca, both situations stem from love at first sight and the abandonment of the males original goals. The behaviors of people who experience love at first sight are essentially the same, and often come as a distraction.

In the I’ve Just Seen A Face scene of Across The Universe, Jude is at a bowling alley with Max and Lucy after spending thanksgiving with their family goes terribly. Jude realises in this moment that he is ‘in love’ with Lucy.  

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He’s had exactly one conversation with Lucy before this scene, and yet has decided he’s in love with her. The song’s lyrics, as well as the way the camera follows Jude as he watches Lucy, tells the audience he truly believes he’s in love with her after such a short time. Love at first sight is a very strong factor in this movie’s plot; the events that follow this realization are entirely driven by Jude’s ‘love’ for Lucy.

In The Taming of The Shrew, Tranio openly questions the possibility of love at first sight when Lucentio falls for Bianca after only seeing how she acts with her father and sister in public.

“I pray, sir, tell me, is it possible

That love should of a sudden take such hold.”

(Lines 148-150, A1S1, Tranio)

This quote seems to be countering all ideals the audience may have about love at first sight. He doesn’t believe it’s truly possible for someone to fall in love so suddenly and have it be a true, real love, like Lucentio, or Jude, swears it is. The reaction to love at first sight is very different for either party, though. Lucentio is questioned, while Jude’s situation goes nearly unnoticed until later on, when it’s only commented on very slightly. While love at first sight itself might’ve not changed, the reactions to it certainly have.

Towards the end of the song, Jude questions staying in the town to be around Lucy. (the location of Lucy and Max’s family is never determined)

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He originally came to the city to look for his father, who he found, and look for a new life and work, which he didn’t ever accomplish. When he meets Lucy, he gives up the rest of his mission for his love for her.

Lucentio experiences something nearly identical to Jude; he came to a city to attend school, but abandoned it after falling in love with Bianca. In this scene, he decides he’s going to solely pursue Bianca, and ignores attending school entirely for it.

“Tranio, I burn, I pine! I perish, Tranio

If I achieve not this young modest girl.”

(Lines 157-158, A1S1, Lucentio)

Love at first sight often comes with the abandonment of conflicting goals, as seen in Across The Universe, and The Taming of The Shrew. The love at first sight comes as a distraction from their original mission, or goals, that the love interrupts. Had Lucentio not seen Bianca, he would’ve gone to school like his father wished. Had Jude not met Max or Lucy, he would’ve either returned home to his mother or found work in America. However, both parties ended up generally well off in the end. (sans Jude and Lucy’s fallout around midway point for drama.) Love at first sight, despite being a distraction, can work out in the end.

Directly after the bowling alley scene, Max warns Jude of the existence of Daniel, Lucy’s boyfriend in the war. Jude is practically unfazed by this, and jokes about the fact he technically has a girlfriend, too.  Screenshot 2017-04-21 at 00.18.43.png

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Love at first sight also tends to come with obstacles, and the way they’re approached seems to have an impact on the turnout of the love in the end.

The Taming of The Shrew offers the obstacle of Baptista’s rule on how his daughters shall be wed;

“That is, not to bestow my youngest daughter

Before I have a husband for the elder.”

(Lines 50-51, A1S1, Baptista)

Lucentio goes into this challenge with a mindset extremely similar to that of Jude’s about Daniel. That’s okay. He acknowledges the barrier, and vows to find ways around it. He ends up enacting a huge, elaborate plan to get to Bianca, and succeeds. Jude chooses to ignore Daniel’s existence, and Daniel ends up dying in the war not long after. The audience expects the relationships to work out in the end because of how determined and unbothered the males were upon finding out about obstacles related to their love.

In a real life situation, Bianca, upon finding out Lucentio was lying to her, wouldn’t have wed Lucentio. Just the same, Lucy, after the fallout with Jude being too controlling and nearly abusive at times, would not have done anything she could to find him again. It’s the expectation of happily ever after in love at first sight situations that drive movies to make conclusions in this way. It’s the audience’s idea that a male being unfazed by obstacles in love, like another boyfriend or a controlling father, will make the love stronger. The reactions to love at first sight have changed over the last century in the way that people have stopped questioning it’s authenticity, especially in plays or movies. Love at first sight is, and has always been, seen as an ideal, happily ever after situation.
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Q3 Artist's Statement

Posted by Zoe Khan in Advanced Art · Hull · e2 Band on Thursday, March 30, 2017 at 11:30 pm
In quarter three, I completed 4/5 assignments. 
In the first two weeks, we created a large bike drawing. I feel like I did relatively well in creating a bike drawing that met all of the requirements, and I even got to use my copic markers to make the drawing look nicer when I messed up my lining in the end. 
In weeks three, four and five we had smaller, single week projects. Week three was optical illusions. I chose to do something simple; the hand illusion you're taught in grade school. It was kind of a cop-out since I didn't really have a drive to do this project, but I made sure both parts of it were complete nonetheless. Week four was shading forms, which I didn't do. Week five was eye drawings, and I made two of those. I draw eyes a lot, so they end up kind of rushed, and less realistic and more stylised to how I usually draw them. I liked the work I produced a lot, though. 
Week six was our final project; the mandala. I was, again, given the chance to use my copic markers and make something look really pretty. I made the mandala in a rush, though, and managed to finish and colour it in around an hour and a half at home right before the deadline, and it still turned out really nice. 

I think it was another successful quarter, and I'm definitely getting much better at turning things in on time. 
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Q2 Artists Statement

Posted by Zoe Khan in Advanced Art · Hull · e2 Band on Friday, January 27, 2017 at 11:55 pm
This quarter, I created multiple pieces that showed my interests as an artist. In the first two assignments, the blind contour drawings, I chose photos and objects I had frequently seen/used and did my best to draw them without looking away from them. The two of ten I chose to display in my slideshow were my favourites- Mob, from Mob Psycho 100, and my laptop. I think I did really well with drawing them, and I find myself being proud of them the most out of all ten drawings I created. 
For the next assignment after the coloured in versions of the contour drawings, we did paintings. I did two different paintings, both of which were characters I created. The first was done with acrylics, and I'm super super proud of it (it's hanging on my wall now) and the other was water colour, because I was getting sick of sticky acrylic paint. I really loved this assignment, I found myself really enjoying painting. 
The following assignment was recreating art, and I really went out a whim with this one and picked random things to recreate. I did the same picture of Mob from the first assignment, as well as two album covers. The yellow one is Inferiority Complex by Park Kyung, and the other is Pentagon by the group Pentagon. The yellow one is also hanging on my wall now, I'm so so proud of it. I posted it- everywhere, and showed everyone when I'd finished it. The other two weren't my best work, but I still think I did well on them as it was my first time really using pastels for actual projects. I might try using them again next quarter. 
The assignment after that one was drawings based on works of writing. The first drawing is of a character I associate with the terms "choose your fighter" and "choose your weapon" and there's really- nothing much else to that drawing, which is kind of sad in the long run but it's one of my favourite drawings of that character I've made in a while? The other was based on a Block B song, Toy, and I'm not super happy with how it turned out. I had really big plans for it, but found myself frustrated and unmotivated to continue trying, so I kind of gave up and did what I could with what I had. If I'd tried a bit harder, I could've accomplished what I'd originally set out for I think.
In the final weeks assignment, we had to work with photography. I picked a few photos I'd taken in my photography class, and edited them a bit more using the programs we were given. The first is of a sign I found walking through the city, the second of my friend, and the third of niece. There's not a lot to explain with them, as it was really just- take a few photos, and have fun getting used to photo editing. If I'd had the time to really go and take new photos and explore more with it, I might've enjoyed the project a bit more, but I'm still happy with the end result of this project. 

The bottom line of this unreasonably long statement is that I think I had a great quarter, and I'm super pleased with the work I've been doing. I need to get better at turning things in on time, but the work I'm producing leaves me feeling happy and satisfied as an artist. 
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A Thank You Letter, Three Years Late

Posted by Zoe Khan in English 3 · Pahomov · B Band on Sunday, January 8, 2017 at 8:09 pm

I’ve always told this story in pieces; never giving someone the chance to put it all together and figure out the big picture. There’s a line in the book The Things They Carried that goes “What I should do, she'll say, is put it all behind me. Find new stories to tell.” I should just put the past behind me and let myself move on, stop talking about it like it defines who I am. But- I haven’t told myself the full story yet, and I can’t let go of something I haven’t fully put together yet.

So before I move on, and finally accept what’s happened for what it is like I need to, I’ll put it all together for the first time, and tell the whole story.

I killed myself for the first time when I was thirteen years old. The murder weapon was a pair of scissors and the word “short.” People talk about transitioning like it’s an easy thing, ya know? Just restrict your breathing, hunch your shoulders, avoid speaking, you’re fine. You’re a boy no matter what they tell you. You are loved.

You are a narcissistic asshole who hates himself. You are not loved.

I tried to kill myself again when I was fifteen. It was the summer after my freshman year and I was disappointed in myself for not succeeding the first time. The scars on my arms, and the burning in my fingers when I’m around sharp objects, reminds me that I’ve never been brave enough to succeed. That I never will be.

Deep breaths, smooth sailing.

You are okay.

OK1

Informal

  1. Satisfactory but not exceptionally or especially good.


Okay is all you remember how to be. Continue the story, don’t panic yet.

I was diagnosed with depression and anxiety disorder around the age of fourteen. I went to therapy for it, just for a little while. My therapist gave me a task- a way to cope with it. I turned the illness into a person of sorts. His name was FACE. He was everything I hated about myself. I found him being associated with the version of myself from 2014, before I came out and began transitioning. You’d think he’d be a girl, then, huh? I thought so too, but I think what I hated most about myself was that I was a boy. (That I felt like one, at least.) This diagnosis, and the creation of FACE, turned into the second suicide. It scared me at first, but I got used to it. I found ways to cope- I wrote down everything negative, and labeled it in red. Anything in red was his, not mine. Every negative word, every curse or scream or pain was his. I was fine.

There’s a lot of lost time between the first time and the latest suicide; time I don’t remember, or don’t want to remember. There was a lot of confusion, and changing of mind. I don’t remember who I was then, and I think that’s part of why I never told this story to anyone in full. However, none of this really has any significance; it’s just backstory for the real point of the essay - A thank you letter, three years late. A thank you letter to the version of me from 2014 that turned into FACE.

I should’ve written this when I still allowed myself to remember everything I had to say, but I didn’t. So I’ll try and write this letter as best I can with what I still remember of the story.

To 2014,

I wanted to thank you, but also apologize? For taking everything from you before you even knew it could happen. We’re hurting lately, in a lot of ways. We keep telling ourself it’ll get easier, but it hasn’t yet. Maybe we just can’t remember when it was harder? (That’s not true, we always remember)

I should formally apologize before I thank you, it looks nicer on paper that way.

I’m sorry for - hell, everything?

I’m sorry you’ll never be a mom, or a grandmom, or a wife, or anything. I’m sorry you’ll never be proud of who you are, or what you create. I’m sorry you’ll end up hating yourself. I’m sorry you’ll end up hurting yourself because of me. I’m sorry for ruining you and still trying to make the best of the situation when I know this isn’t what you wanted. This isn’t what I wanted either. I’m sorry for the relationships I ruined, for the friends I drove away, for the distance between you and your parents- I’m sorry for everything. I made things so much harder for you later on and I’m so sorry. Things could’ve been so easy for you. It could’ve been so simple if I’d just kept my fucking mouth shut.

I’m sorry I can’t make it better. I’m sorry I can’t prepare you, or make it easier, because I’m struggling with it just as much as you are.

I renamed you, and changed who you were. You’ll grow to loath your birth name and every word from your parents will send you spiraling downwards all over again and remind you of what I took away and I’m sorry.

But - I wanted to thank you. For letting it happen, for not giving up, for suffering with me.

For that year you told me to kill myself, and I nearly listened. For letting me change your name again because I didn’t want to think about being the one saying any of that. For the depression, and anxiety, and sleepless nights. For making things just as difficult for me as I made them for you. I took everything from you and you showed me what that felt like. So, thank you, for the disconnected emotions and shaky hands and absolute hell you put me through. I deserved it. I still do, but I’ve learned to shut you out. I’ve found it’s easier to do when I stopped caring.

I used to think dying was hard. It sounded painful, not just for the person who was dying but for the people they knew. Then I stopped caring. I stopped worrying about what would happen to everyone else, and I realised dying wasn’t that hard at all. I’ve always just been scared of making things harder than they needed to be.

So thank you, for making it easier to stop caring. When I realised I was too concerned about other people, I stopped worrying so much.

Things are better for us now. I hope they’ll stay that way.

You have to let them stay that way.

Sincerely,

2017


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Q1 Final Project

Posted by Zoe Khan in Advanced Art · Hull · e2 Band on Monday, November 7, 2016 at 9:37 pm

This quarter, I made this ceiling tile. It’s based off of a “spray” from Overwatch, a video game. It’s of my favourite character, and the one i play the most, Junkrat. It’s kind of a grenade, I think? And it’s my favourite spray of his, so I thought it’d be really cool to remake it and be able to leave it behind in the school once I’d left. I really think people should play/appreciate Overwatch, and I think this is a good start.


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The Lore-Based Revolution.

Posted by Zoe Khan in English 3 · Pahomov · B Band on Thursday, November 3, 2016 at 1:11 pm

Alexander Khan

English 3

10/17/16

The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines folklore as “ideas or stories that are not true but that many people have heard or read,” while lore on its own is defined as “knowledge gained through study or experience; a particular body of knowledge or tradition.” In the modern day, lore appears most commonly throughout digital universes crafted by video game designers. Video games have very open ended stories, which gives people room to make their own conclusions. These video games begin conjuring followers, and eventually a community of people begin to piece together stories, essentially creating modern day folklore overtime.

The past two years have introduced the internet gaming communities to many new gaming phenomena, such as the indie horror series Five Nights at Freddy’s by Scott Cawthon, and Overwatch by the Blizzard franchise. Both of these games have amassed large followings, not only for their gameplay and overall story, but for the lore behind the game.

Five Nights at Freddy’s lore follows a story of multiple restaurant locations, different animatronic robots, and a series of injured children. Many followers of the game series spend days, even weeks, trying to piece together the six game long series of mixed up stories. Players are never told anything that’s really going on within the game, just given hints that there are dangerous things happening around the player. This makes it nearly impossible to really figure out the game’s true story, and therefore sends its fans into a frenzy of decoding and detective work. This game, having been highly anticipated by its Steam Greenlight page months before its release, brought in record high views for certain gaming youtubers who made videos on the game. One youtuber, Markiplier, had his first video on the game reach over 53 million views. Another youtuber, under the channel The Game Theorists, dedicated his time to figuring out the lore behind Five Nights at Freddy’s. As the newest game in the series was released, Five Nights at Freddy’s: Sister Location, countless blogs and forums dedicated to piecing together the lore of this single game have sprouted in addition to the remaining active forums for the previous five games. All of this devoted energy shows that people are looking for more information to this ever growing story; they’re dedicated to this game franchise and the story behind it.

Many people have tried to explain the phenomena that is the FNAF series. One article at Kotaku starts with; “It has racked up millions and millions of views (and screams) on YouTube. It has hundreds of earnest fan games, and dozens of rabid fan theories. The Five Nights at Freddy's hype train is incredible.” However, many games have seen the same lore hype like this series, such as Dishonored or even the Pokémon games at times, so why do people keep talking about FNAF? The lore is so quickly produced and twisted, each game being released only months after the other, that people keep bringing it back up, trying to understand it, much like old folklore. The game, while called overhyped by many, is still drawing attention to itself with how many people have gathered to discuss the lore behind it.

In the Overwatch side of things, fans of the game have been watching a webpage for the last two months, lying in wait for a counter to reach 100% and trigger the release of a mysterious character. A website called amomentincrime has been counting up from zero since late August after a few fans dug into an alternate game reality of Overwatch, which showed a shadowy ghost figure that resembled what they’d seen of this new character. Blogs have been dedicated to watching the percentage, and the source code of the website, for hints as to when it’ll reach 100%. The only real hint given is the text on the website that says “Initiating protocol Sombra” in Spanish, which leads every fan in radius of the website to believe 100% means the ultimate release of Sombra, a character known for her association with the games “bad guys.” Blizzard has said very little about the game’s origin itself, but through the brief descriptions of the 22 playable characters’ backstories, fans have built up their own versions of the origin story.  No story is ever the same, much like the way folklore stories are passed down through generations and changed to fit individual morals. People are creating individual versions of video game lore to fit the things they seek out in a good lore-based game.

Unlike FNAF, Overwatch has used the characters they have to make real world connections, such as the animated short The Last Bastion showing a robot with signs of PTSD from the war he fought in, or the short Dragons showing family problems in a different light than usually seen. This lore being canon ties back strongly to the notion that video game lore is becoming the modern day folklore; real world problems being shown in a light where things can get better, stories told in ways meant to be relatable to anyone who reads them. In the words of Blizzard; “We poured a lot of effort into creating a game—and a new universe—that anyone could enjoy.”

Video games with lore like these two have hit the internet gaming communities by storm; millions of players have taken to forums and blogs to figuring out detailed stories worked within the games they’ve come to know and love. These stories have begun to spread, and be passed around different groups of people, essentially creating a system of modern day folklore. Although many gaming communities outside of these two might not fully see the impact of modern folklore, overtime it will begin influencing other game developers. When these new developers see the success of lore-based games like Five Night’s At Freddy’s and Overwatch, they’ll be more likely to follow that format, eventually creating a completely new genre of folklore games.


Works CIted


@GeekAnthro. "Contemporary Folklore in the Digital Age." The Geek Anthropologist. N.p., 21 Oct. 2015. Web. 17 Oct. 2016.

https://thegeekanthropologist.com/2014/10/03/contemporary-folklore-in-the-digital-age/


By Lola at Monday, June 06, 2016 12:10:00 PM. "A Few Important Words from Blizzard about the Overwatch Phenomenon." Gamezone. N.p., 06 June 2016. Web. 17 Oct. 2016.

http://www.mweb.co.za/games/view/tabid/4210/Article/26067/A-few-important-words-from-Blizzard-about-the-Overwatch-phenomenon.aspx

Hernandez, Patricia. "Why Five Nights at Freddy's Is So Popular." Kotaku. N.p., 06 Feb. 2015. Web. 17 Oct. 2016.

http://kotaku.com/why-five-nights-at-freddys-is-so-popular-explained-1684275687


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Darius' Reader Profile

Posted by Zoe Khan in English 3 · Pahomov · B Band on Wednesday, September 28, 2016 at 12:44 pm
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The Crucible, as personified by Darius, is “a weird old man hyped up on shrooms.” The book talks about a town of people on a type of drug that causes them to hallucinate and see people as the devil, and witches, so I think the description fits.

He’d say the book would taste bittersweet, saying the towns people stayed true to themselves, and yet still ended up harmed in the end. “They get to die themselves, at least.”

Away from the book, I learned his ‘reading happy place’ is the bathroom, where there are no interruptions, and his reading weak spot is fiction-ish books that guarantee drama.

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Video !

Posted by Zoe Khan in Spanish 2 - Bey - E on Thursday, June 9, 2016 at 1:53 pm
https://www.wevideo.com/view/689148707
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Ranchera; Harrison, Taylor, Saccoh, Khan

Posted by Zoe Khan in Spanish 2 - Bey - E on Thursday, May 26, 2016 at 12:54 pm
https://docs.google.com/a/scienceleadership.org/presentation/d/1bCVEtkIvd5fO_-hw8ZEg8j6qOgpuR635eYDZOJ73pFY/edit?usp=sharing
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ILP

Posted by Zoe Khan in Advisory Sophomore - Baird - adv on Monday, March 28, 2016 at 2:23 pm
So ILP has been fun?
I've missed a few days for doctors and stuff, but the time I've been there has been great.
We have this nice lady sit with us during the day. Her name is Rachel, and she's a preschool teacher in college. She's doing a course to get a higher degree in teaching, and we get to help her every week by giving her info and stuff about us! I did an interview for her​, and set her a piece of my writing for an assignment she had to do. 
We've started getting Comic Con ready for May, too! We sent out the advisory memo a few weeks back, and have started planning art booths and panels!! It's been all very exciting!
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spanish magazine- Khan/Lane

Posted by Zoe Khan in Spanish 2 - Bey - E on Thursday, February 18, 2016 at 7:45 pm
http://zkhan58.wix.com/spanishmagazine
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Quarter 2 Spanish Project

Posted by Zoe Khan in Spanish 2 - Bey - E on Thursday, December 10, 2015 at 10:27 pm
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Alex / ILP Comic-Con

Posted by Zoe Khan in Advisory Sophomore - Baird - adv on Monday, November 16, 2015 at 2:15 pm
​In my ILP, me and Paul-Ann, and now Eleanor, are planning Comic-Con, and officially setting it up mostly on our own. We're planning to recruit people soon, and start making an official program and logo for the con. Info to be in the advisory memo soon.
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I have an ILP!

Posted by Zoe Khan in Advisory Sophomore - Baird - adv on Thursday, October 15, 2015 at 3:29 pm
​I have gone to my ILP for two weeks now. 
I, along with Paul-Ann Whyte, work at the central library in the teen section. Our job for most of this year is setting up and organizing Comic-Con at the library! 
So, we've been working on getting contacts for the event, and finding people that came last year (this year?) to come this year again. (Well, next year.) And just calling people and organizing locations of possible events happening. 
We also have reign over smaller events and just general set up stuff in the library. 
It's so far really fun, and I look forward to hosting Comic-Con.
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Word Count and Reflection.

Posted by Zoe Khan in English 1 - Giknis - X on Friday, June 5, 2015 at 10:39 pm

This has been- eventful. Like a really terrible, cliche story of some kid trying to make a change, but failing before they even get the chance. This required thought and planning and ideas that I just didn’t have.

So I think we’ll start there.

I picked something difficult, maybe even too difficult for myself despite the fact I was apart of what I was trying to change. My research was spotty for the first post- I didn’t have a lot I could actually look into considering how small my topic was in the grand scheme of things.

I chose cosplay. Something some people don’t even know exists. But hey! Let’s just try to do an entire, huge project on it! That makes so much sense!

When it came time for the second task, the original research, I was- more in my element, I think. I had high hopes for this part of it because I knew I could get people on board for it. One survey and twenty five people later, I had a wide range of responses to a seven question survey about sexual harassment at conventions. After hours of sorting responses, I had a blog post of five hundred and seventy nine words that got my point across.

Then things fell apart.

Our final task was the agent of change.

Originally, I had planned to work with a group at Comic-Con, and volunteer for them, but after countless emails and the inability to actually find them at the convention, that plan failed and I had to start over. Next option: a video/public service announcement. I thought, “Hey, if I can get people to take this survey, maybe they’ll help with something else.”

I was wrong.

What was supposed to involve a dozen people in cosplay with signs about harassment ended in a failed project with only two broken responses.

Third time’s the charm, I guess.

Last resort: a hashtag on tumblr. Last minute, quick to the point, got the job done. Not that effective. Pointless, if you will, but the project was finished,.

So, for one last time, I wrote a post and stretched the truth on my agent of change. It could’ve been so much better if I had the chance.


I think I dug myself into a hole with this. I picked a topic no one cared about from the start, and failed to do much about that. I wish I would’ve picked something better- something I at least felt more passionate about because at the end of this project I’ve come to realize I don’t care about this topic as much as I thought I did. I probably would’ve tried harder if I did.

Now, while I finish writing the final post, I realize these writing times consisted of “How long and drawn out can I make a sentence so I can fill the word limit faster?” because I just didn’t care about what I was writing anymore.

The sad thing? The word limit for this one is three hundred.

This is word 510.

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The Safe Word.

Posted by Zoe Khan in English 1 - Giknis - X on Thursday, May 28, 2015 at 8:58 pm
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I’ve never been a big fan of using hashtags to try and make change happen.

I’ve never even been one to try and make change happen, so I guess my opinion is an outlier that shouldn’t be counted.

Especially since I’m a huge hypocrite when under stress.


In my previous two posts, the talk of cosplay enforced sexual harassment was the focus. In the first post, I mentioned people who were faced with the harassment, and why it’s important to know about. In the second post, I showed results to a survey I sent out to 25 cosplayers, asking them about their experiences.

I’ve mentioned a group called Geeks for CONsent a few times in the past posts, as well. They’re a group of two girls, cosplayers, that have booths set up at conventions and raise awareness about sexual harassment at conventions; such as trying to help place stronger rules against it in Convention rules. They’ve also given people a place to talk about their experiences, and even get help with it; almost like a convention buddy system. No one goes alone.


For my agent of change, I decided to go against myself and use a tag on a social media site called Tumblr.

I had rounded up a group of people and asked them to reblog/repost photos that were posted by cosplayers and tag it with:


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Which would eventually link back to a post made describing the project.

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(Original post found here)

Out of the people recruited, only a few actually got back to me with their participation.

The following screenshots (along with the links to the original posts with the cosplay featured, not posted directly due to personal rights.) are the few I gathered.


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Original posts found here, here, and here.

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Original posts found here, here, here and here


Originally, I had planned to do a video. It was to be a public service announcement type thing, where cosplayers sent photos of themselves with signs in cosplay and talked about the things they’ve gone through if they wanted. But, sadly, not many people actually wanted to take part, or just didn’t have the time. So the idea flopped/

However, a few people have given me the permission to use their photos for example. Credit being given where asked, of course. (They’re actually both from the same fandom- how funny is that?)


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Since starting this project, I’ve grown a lot more involved with this community. This project has changed my outlook on things, and made me realize that people become really good at covering things up about themselves until they’re actually asked about it. It’s also made people feel more comfortable with themselves. By talking about it with someone, they’re willing to face people with confidence, and they’re not afraid anymore. I think I can call this a success.


Moving forward, I think it’d be a good idea to keep this tag going, to try and expand it and make it a normal thing to do.

Make it kind of… a safe word.

There’s still a lot to do with preventing sexual harassment all together, not just at conventions alone, but we’re still fighting for it. And that’s what matters.


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Safety Is A...Funny Thing.

Posted by Zoe Khan in English 1 - Giknis - X on Saturday, May 9, 2015 at 10:16 pm
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As I write this, I have just returned from my second large convention, and my friends very first. (she’ll be kept nameless due to privacy) When telling her friends that she were going to said convention, the first thing they asked of me was to keep her safe. No “have fun” or “congrats on your first con!” just… “Keep her safe.”


Keep. Her. Safe.


Last time I wrote about this, I gave light to a very difficult and important situation. I explained the differences between cosplay and consent. I mentioned people who had been in the moment with it. People who had been sexually harassed and assaulted. Some being more lucky than others. But mostly, I talked about why this is important. Why cosplayers being blamed for their sexual assault and harassment is important and shouldn’t just be shoved off like everything else.


More than 40% of convention goers are female. About a quarter of them report being sexually harassed.  So when the first response to the word convention is safety, you should know something is wrong.


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A week prior, I sent out a survey to a group of 25 cosplayers; asking about their convention/cosplaying experiences with sexual harassment. The responses were something that brought me to tears.


Have you ever first hand been sexually harassed at a convention (or just when you were in cosplay)?:


Out of 25 responses, 15/25 people have reported being sexually harassed or assaulted. 11/25 were minors.

With this question, like many of the questions, you were given the option of a simple yes or no if you felt uncomfortable with it. The following are the six stories I was given.

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5/6 of those stories happened to minors.


Have you ever seen someone be sexually harassed at a convention?:


Out of 25 responses, 13/25 people have reported seeing someone be sexually harassed or assaulted.

With this question, I noticed distance. Only six people answered with more than a yes or no. Only two gave me stories.


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Now- this is where things get...tricky.

The question that came after those two asked about reporting the harassment. Many conventions, and usually meaning big conventions like Comic-Con, have a very vague policy against harassment. (Or they might not even have one at all.)

When going over the final results of this question, 11/18 responders had not reported it. Some people simply said no, (a few going as far as to say they were scared or afraid of being in trouble.) but...some people went a bit farther.


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You can find the rest of the survey here.


One of the very first questions asked was “Have you gone to conventions alone, and if you have were your parents worried? Did they warn you about predators?” (not exactly like that, they were separate questions.)

Only 8/25 people said their parents were worried, or warned them.

They were minors. Kids as young as 14 being warned about sexual assault. Kids that are dressing up innocently as their favourite characters to have fun. Not have sex appeal.

That’s gotta sound wrong to someone other than me.


Working towards a change sounds incredibly ineffective.

So, I think I’ll say “I’m going to make a change.” instead.

So that when someone mentions conventions or cosplay your first thought is not “Be safe!” or “Aren’t you worried?” it’s something like “Have fun!” or “Enjoy yourself!” or “I’m so jealous!”


Because that’s all any of us want.


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Don't Touch Me. I Mean It.

Posted by Zoe Khan in English 1 - Giknis - X on Thursday, April 23, 2015 at 10:06 pm
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Consent is a funny word. Everyone has a different idea about what it means, and many sides to the same face causes problems.

In my opinion, consent is safety. Consent is being able to trust that your sixteen year old child can go to a highly populated convention for cosplaying geeks and not be sexually assaulted and harassed. Do you know how difficult it is to have to convince your parents you can protect yourself from a community you're supposed to be a part of? Or maybe, the worrying you do when trying to figure out which costume to wear; “Will this give people the idea that it’s okay to touch me?”

I am a cosplayer, I am not an object.

Cosplay is “the practice of dressing up as a character from a movie, book, or video game, especially one from the Japanese genres of manga and anime.”

Cosplay is not “Lets wear this to get everyone’s attention!” or “I just love it when random strangers come up to me and grope me!”

Consent is “permission for something to happen or agreement to do something.”

Consent is not “Their clothes are so revealing! They were asking for it!” or “If you act like a slut, you'll be treated like one!”

So, basically what I'm trying to get across with this project: COSPLAY DOES NOT EQUAL CONSENT!


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A sign from Geeks for CONsent. (SOURCE)


At this point, you're probably thinking about passing this off as just another passive-aggressive rant you can ignore, but this is important.

Last year, a young female cosplayer was found badly beaten, sexually assaulted, and unconscious after being taken from San Diego Comic-Con by a 29 year old male. (Source) This is only the most recent that’s been recorded publically. Sometimes, people get lucky and they don't end up drugged, and half dead- At that same convention, Adrianne Curry (America's Next Top Model) defended one of her friends after their pants were yanked down by a man trying to grope them. (Source) What I’m trying to say here is that this happens a lot more than you'd think. It might not be important to you, and I don't mean to pull this card but, what if this happened to someone you cared about? What if it happened to you? Would you know what to do?

More importantly, do you want to? Would you want to have to worry about protecting yourself every second you're trying to enjoy something important to you? Would you want to be bound to your phone in fear? Not just yours, but your parents’? Do you want to have fun, or be safe?

As one source said, a cosplayer themself, “The groping, the stalking, the upskirting, the unwanted attention and photographs are all part of the misbehavior and women want it stopped.” (AATTP)

A spandex cat woman suit is not consent.

A short-skirted Harley Quinn is not consent.

A big-breasted anime character is not consent.

COSPLAY IS NOT CONSENT.


Because yes! This happens every single day to people on the streets and in public areas. This is something that happens. And the same excuses are used- Clothes, attitude, alcohol; but people don't even listen to cosplayers- to us. We're a joke. And yes, I understand that that’s the case for a lot of people, but there’s a lot more people fighting with them because more times than not people think cosplayers allow it.

As I progress with this, I want to consult with people first hand. I have countless cosplaying friends of mine willing to take part in helping me with this topic. I want to hear more first hand stories from people, and hear the experiences that people have had that weren't talked about. I plan on working with a group called Geeks for CONsent at this years Comic-Con, and helping them promote the cause. I think my main point of action as I go on is wondering why people don't talk about it, why they don’t speak up about sexual assault when it happens. And...hopefully I can work towards helping make a change with this.

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Q3 Art Reflection

Posted by Zoe Khan in Art - Freshman - Hull - b2 on Friday, April 10, 2015 at 8:59 am
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​I think I was successful in at least accomplishing a good view of one point perspective. I didn't finish, considering I don't have side walls or anything finished on the floor. 
I would probably work harder, and try to actually finish if I could redo the entire project. I'd also draw lighter, and take my time in making sure everything is straight and neat. I just want it to look better. 
I think the only colourful one was really successful- they even made theirs colourful and everything is neat and nice and pretty. The one point perspective looks nice overall. 
 I learned that one point perspective is used a lot in design of floor plans, and just like- making areas of space for things to happen.
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Extranjero.

Posted by Zoe Khan in Spanish 1 - Manuel - E on Saturday, March 28, 2015 at 7:31 pm

Hayley and Zaine

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Extranjero.


Entrevistamos un el estudiante grado once en SLA. Su nombre es Nick. Nos habló de su familia. Su familia no es muy grande, pero no es pequeña. Él no dice mucho acerca de ellos, sin embargo.

Lo que sí dice es esto:

Él es el ruso, lituano e italiano. El es un orador ruso y lituano autodidacta, y es el único en su familia a hablar otro idioma. su nombre completo, Nickolai, en ruso es Николай. Él es una de las cinco personas en su familia, que consta de dos hermanos, una hermana y su padre. Ellos viven en el noreste de Filadelfia, junto con su barro amasado.

Sus actividades favoritas son jugar videojuegos y levantamiento de pesas. A él le gusta el anime y da las sugerencias de primer año. Él es un constructor del cuerpo aspirante. Está muy en la política, especialmente las cosas que implican la justicia social. (él está en el equipo de debate.) Construye sus propias computadoras. A él le gusta para asegurarse de que tiene la mejor experiencia de juego posible, al parecer.

Nick y su familia ir a Disney World muy con frecuencia con su familia. Sus hermanos y hermana trabajo y leen libros mucho, dijo. También dijo que su papá trabaja y relojes deportes mayor parte del tiempo.

A veces sale como un poco mezquino, pero Nick es en general muy agradable. No fue una larga entrevista. Él no tenía mucho que decir, pero cuando lo hizo él habló con cariño de su familia. Graci


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El SLA Fanfiction.

Posted by Zoe Khan in Spanish 1 - Manuel - E on Thursday, February 5, 2015 at 11:55 am
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El SLA Fanfiction.


Nuestros nombres son Zaine, Alex, y Nathan. Somos del primer años en SLA. Hay cinco pisos, no usamos cuatro piso. Hay veinte profesores en la nuestra escuela. Señor Lehmann es nuestro director. Fue fundada en 2006. Tenemos programas de la universidad de verano, y programas de ciencia. Es una muy diversa.

` La clases nosotros tener En SLA es Historia, Español, Inglés, Álgebra, Bioquímica, Drama, Tecnología, Arte, Ingeniería Estudiante de primer año, T.F.I, y Estudio Habilidades. Nuestro favorito clases son Inglés y Historia porque nosotros pensar que es un realmente creativo y activo clase. Nosotros socializar y discutir acerca asignaciones así nosotros lata entender  un poco mejor. Otro cosa es tener un punto de referencia que usted lata hacer ella a cualquier cosa usted realmente querer ella a ser. Algunos gente tener hecho su proyectos en murales, modeles, raps, canciones, y cosas como ellos sentir como haciendo o tener su talento. En inglés, ella siente como tu lata ser libre y aprender en la mismo tiempo.  Nuestro profesores, permitido nosotros elegir entre leer un libro porque nosotros pensar s su interesante y divertido. Nosotros también tener cosas como Wilma que nosotros fue a último jueves en la drama estudio y nosotros cuota nuestro personalidades y nuestro camino de demostración nosotros mismos. Básicamente, qué usted necesitar en Inglés es un lápiz, cuaderno, y su cerebro para ser creativo y idea genial diferente ideas para diferente asignaciones que ella cesionarios nosotros. En la clase, nuestro maestro nos permite a idea genial Ideas tenemos para puntos de referencia tal como un momoria y tener a hablar acerca de usted mismos.

Nuestros favorito es Señor Todd y Señorita Giknis. Señor Todd enseña Africano Americano Historia y Señorita Giknis enseña inglés. En Señor Todd clase es muy interestico y inglés es muy divertido. Señor Todd es nerd y comico. Señorita Giknis es interesante, creativo y amable.  Señorita Giknis enseña Inglés es y Señor Todd enseña Historia. Nosotros amar nuestro enseñanza porque de camino de profesor enseñanza    

Pensamos SLA es muy fantastico. Es mucho divertido.
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There Once Was a Man Who Could Win Wars With His Bare Hands

Posted by Zoe Khan in English 1 - Giknis - X on Friday, January 23, 2015 at 11:00 am
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​This project, which took me a little under four hours, is my pride and joy at the moment. IT combines the essence of blood and gore with the serenity of Shakespeare quotes that explain Macbeth's life, the rise and fall. 
When reviewing this, I really hope you notice the attention to detail that went into it. I don't mind if you think it's a bit much, but I just want you to notice the detail. 
​The poem that goes with it:

There was once a man who could win wars with his bare hands.

He was a warrior of two faced intentions,

A liar and tyrant,

That started out so naive.

The idea of innocence is all thought of in vain,

When you find out what the man had became.


There was once a man who was given a prophecy.

Three little words, one from each witch

“King of all.”

Now fueled by his wife

Would result in the downfall of King Duncan,

And an army from Fife.


There was once a man who killed his best friend.

A line of kings was the prophecy Banquo was given,

So the man refused a bloodied hand,

And gave the blade away to two murderous men.

“Know Banquo was your enemy.”

Banquo was slain, but Fleance did fly.

Now the man had planned a banquet,

Much before they pronounced dead,

But visions of Banquo did dance in his head.


There was once a man who was told “Beware Macduff.”

It came as another prophecy,

This time it told war stories and warned the man of those who could harm him.

No man born of woman could harm the powerful man,

Now Macduff’s challenge angered him,

So he sent the two murderers back out for him,

And had his family killed instead.

His wife, his babes, and all who those marked of unfortunate descent.


There was once a man who forgot how to fear.

The forest would come to the castle,

A war would begin.

Macduff drew his blade,

And the throne would be claimed.

The man had been slain.


There was once a man who could win wars with his bare hands.

The man’s name was Macbeth.

A tyrant king, high atop his throne.

His name bathed in blood,

And his head on a stake.

All hail, King Macbeth.

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Net Neutrality.

Posted by Zoe Khan in Technology- Freshmen - Hull - b1 on Wednesday, January 7, 2015 at 11:34 am
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​Net Neutrality is important for teens to understand for many, many reasons. I think, personally, the biggest and most important reason is due to the fact teens use the internet the most. 94% of kids age 12-17 use the internet daily, and 81% use social networking. This, of course, is kind of huge since net neutrality is going to slowly ruin the internet for all of us, especially those of us who use it this much.

Another huge reason is that it will cost all of us the ability to roam openly on the internet without worry. The direct definition of Net Neutrality is as followed. 
"The principle that Internet service providers should enable access to all content and applications regardless of the source, and without favouring or blocking particular products or websites."
Without it, we can't do a lot of things we really want to. What if one day your ISP decided that if you or your parents didn't pay for it, you wouldn't have access to youtube. How would you feel?

The last reason I think important, as sort of said above, is that it will cost money. Teenagers tend to rely on family members, specifically parental guardians, for internet access. The lack of net neutrality would mean your parents might just have to pay more for certain things they might not use. So basically you need to know because it really affects you in the most ways because you are the one using it.

SOURCES:

  • http://www.dailytech.com/Survey+94+Percent+of+Teens+Use+Facebook/article31611.htm
  • https://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~raylin/whatisnetneutrality.htm
  • http://www.pewinternet.org/files/old-media/Files/Reports/2013/PIP_TeensandTechnology2013.pdf
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Zaine's E1 U3 Proyecto Video.

Posted by Zoe Khan in Spanish 1 - Manuel - E on Wednesday, December 31, 2014 at 9:28 pm
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First slide is the intro - ¡Bienvenidos! Los seres queridos en mi vida.

Second slide is yo/me - Mi nombre es Zaine, tengo quince años. Mi gusta videojuegos, youtubers, Marvel, y Homestuck.

Third slide - Su nombre es Elijah. Él tiene más o menos tengo cuatro meses. Él es mi sobrino!

Fourth slide - Es mi mejor amiga. Su nombre es Melissa, la quiero mucho. Ella vive en Florida, es puertorriqueña. Ella le gusta dibujar tremendamente.  

Fifth slide - Sus nombres son Mark Fischbach o Markiplier y Aaron Ash o Yamimash. Ellos encanta jugar videojuegos en Youtube. Ellos famoso. Yamimash vive en England, Markiplier vive en Los Ángeles.

Sixth slide - Es mi y CJ, Avery, Eleanor y Paul-Ann.. Estamos entre trece y quince años. Nos gusta Youtube mucho. Nosotros un poco loco, y muy fabuloso.  Estamos muy divertido.

Seventh slide - ¡Vale, eso es todo! ¡Gracias!


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Media Fluency 2.0

Posted by Zoe Khan in Technology- Freshmen - Hull - b1 on Wednesday, December 24, 2014 at 10:06 am
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​The main change I made to this slide was changing the backround of it to something I think is a bit less distracting, as that seemed to be the biggest complaint. 
Also the text was spaced a bit more and made a bit bright so it was easier to read.
I made these changes because they were the most commented on during my review. 
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Media Fluency Slide.

Posted by Zoe Khan in Technology- Freshmen - Hull - b1 on Thursday, November 27, 2014 at 11:56 am
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​Sources:http://www.slideshare.net/alexrister1/introduction-to-slide-design 
plus the two provided. 
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Spanish Alphabet!

Posted by Zoe Khan in Spanish 1 - Manuel - E on Friday, November 7, 2014 at 7:15 am
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Soy Aaron Ash (Yamimash)

Posted by Zoe Khan in Spanish 1 - Manuel - E on Thursday, November 6, 2014 at 5:57 pm
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​Hola, mi nombre es Aaron Ash, aka Yamimash. Tengo 23 años, mi cumpleaños es veinticinco de agosto. Pero vivo en London, England. Soy de costumbre tímido, pero muy comico. Es cierto, soy muy, muy adorable. c; Me encanta jugar videojuegos en YouTube. Soy por lo general bobo. Soy amigo de Markiplier!
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Spanish Time

Posted by Zoe Khan in Spanish 1 - Manuel - E on Thursday, November 6, 2014 at 12:41 pm
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Spanish Time!

Posted by Zoe Khan in Spanish 1 - Manuel - E on Thursday, October 30, 2014 at 9:57 pm

Spanish Time from Zaine Khan on Vimeo.

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Spanish Greetings!

Posted by Zoe Khan in Spanish 1 - Manuel - E on Thursday, October 30, 2014 at 9:56 pm

Spanish Greetings! from Zaine Khan on Vimeo.

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Home Network, Khan

Posted by Zoe Khan in Technology- Freshmen - Hull - b1 on Wednesday, October 1, 2014 at 12:49 pm
​​My home network begins with my ISP, or the internet service provider, mine being Verizon. First it's connected to my modem/router combo by the Ethernet cable, which then connects to the desktop computer and home phone. I also have wifi connecting any laptops, cellphones, gaming devices and TV's in the house. 
I have learned quite quickly that the rather unorganized network of cables in my dinning room is actually a lot more complicated than it already looks. There's a huge bundle of inner connecting wires that pull everything together in the end. 
Everyone should really know that the ISP network is very complicated and very important. Without it, you wouldn't have internet at all, and frankly I doubt anyone could live without it. 
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Home Network, Khan.

Posted by Zoe Khan on Wednesday, October 1, 2014 at 12:45 pm
​My home network begins with my ISP, or the internet service provider, mine being Verizon. First it's connected to my modem/router combo by the Ethernet cable, which then connects to the desktop computer and home phone. I also have wifi connecting any laptops, cellphones, gaming devices and TV's in the house. 
I have learned quite quickly that the rather unorganized network of cables in my dinning room is actually a lot more complicated than it already looks. There's a huge bundle of inner connecting wires that pull everything together in the end. 
Everyone should really know that the ISP network is very complicated and very important. Without it, you wouldn't have internet at all, and frankly I doubt anyone could live without it. 
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