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from Bam Balam fanzine, issue #4 (1976)
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"What moves you?" display. Nordstrom, downtown Seattle. January 2007.
This photo is part of Window Fashions set.
This photo is part of Nordstrom Fashions set.
Panthers and their families move to campus for the 2026/2027 school year at on the campus of Eastern Illinois University in Charleston, IL on August 20, 2026. (Alyssa Osterday)
Westminster's annual first-year move-in day kicked off on August 27, 2021. Students joined OLs for orientation and welcome week activities.
Bucks on the Move at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge: stevecreek.com/bucks-on-the-move-at-sequoyah-national-wil...
August 19, 2017 -
Move in Day, Beachside at Long Beach State University.
Mandatory Credit: Trang Le / Student Assistant Photographer
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Long Beach State University., 2017 -
I'm sitting here listening to the movers pack all of my worldly belongings into neat little boxes so they can make another trip half-way around the world. I've realized over the last week or so that I have a lot of stuff. Some of it useful, some of it sentimental, some of it I just had to have at that moment. I'm not a person who tries to get all wound up around the status symbol of stuff: I don't own an e-reader, I got my iPod about 5 years after everyone else, I don't have a fancy phone, the last gaming system I owned was the original Nintendo. And, I could probably do quite well without all this stuff. But I'm not planning to live the life of a monk who has sworn off the material. Sometimes, it's nice to go into "that" drawer that you don't dare open and see something that you haven't seen in awhile. Mind you, I plan on down-sizing a bit when I un-pack...but I think I'll always be someone with stuff.
Sometimes I'm irrationally sentimental. I rarely have extended family visit me, so how are they going to know that I donated that garage sale ornament they gave me when I was in high school? For awhile, I had about 100 T-shirts because I obtained them from around the world. Luckily, my grandmother quilts and the good majority of them are in a nice patchwork design that I can display. I think I need to take pictures of some of the things that I don't want to get rid of for fear of offending someone. If I don't even remember who I got it from or why it's important, it can safely go. But, if it does have a story, I'll take a picture and write down the story so that some day it doesn't fall into the former category.
I guess I'm rambling now, but I never know what to do with myself when the movers come. I could stand out there and watch their every move, but I trust the Japanese moving companies. I'm hoping that they start clearing the individual rooms so that I can start cleaning. For anyone who knows me, I don't like to be off schedule and I'm about 8 hours behind. But the guys look like they've been working hard all day so I can't get mad at them! Here's to being flexible!
Students wait in line to get key cards to their rooms in the new south campus residence hall.
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Photo by Dan Dry
Knox College art faculty Andrea Ferrigno setting up one of the printing presses in the Whitcomb Art Center.
Something vaguely alien about these drawing easel bases, refinished by students, prior to the start of classes in the new Whitcomb Art Center at Knox College.
Move Your Building by Danny Rose at Vivid Sydney
The grand, heritage exterior of Customs House at Circular Quay has proven to be a striking canvas for Vivid in recent years. This year, for the first time, Customs House becomes interactive with Move Your Building.Spectacular 3D mapped projections that are controlled by you and accompanied by music illuminating the façade of one of Sydney’s landmark heritage sites.
You just choose a tune from a playlist, decide the graphic theme for the building and start dancing on a mini dance floor located in front of the building. As you dance and move, you’ll be interacting with the building via the latest projection and mapping technology.
Move Your Building is a collaboration between French design company, Danny Rose, TDC – Technical Direction Company, Customs House and the City of Sydney.