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Look, I loved my time at Queen's. And I'm glad stauffer kids got a good distraction. But I'm not gonna pretend that prangstgrup didn't do this way better in 06 with "Reading on a Dream"

You got to love Queen's and Stauffer. I was in class when this happened *sadface* big pride right now. Love how this was for a class. Like if you are as jealous as me hahaha.

Wow... omg after 4 years of high school it's finally time for me to decide which uni to go to... This vid really brought our the school spirit in Queen's. Simply contagious!

this makes me happy. amidst all the tragedy we are facing, we still see the value of coming together to put this together and light everyone's day. :) Queen's. Loves. U.

The overwhelming majority of these "book raisers" are white and privileged. They should try raising some awareness regarding the plight of victims of U.S. imperialism!

it's pretty cute...but not really that high-quality in terms of musicality/acting, sorrryyy but it's true. still cute though. queens kids, they try.

lol. It was good, but I think they needed louder music - it sounds as if they're out of step with the music quite a bit. Overall though, quite good!

@EreTheIre Not true. Well I don't know about undergrads, but i'm a grad student and i get most of my work done in the Grad Room at Stauffer.

Musicals and studying together is some sort of special hell I hope I never experience. Spontaneous singing is just awkward for everyone.

Amazing!!! This is what makes Queen's so great - the spirit, passion, and love of the students!! Keep being amazing!!

queens university.... imma let you finish and all. but UBC HAD ONE OF THE GREATEST MUSICAL OUTBREAKS OF ALLL TIME!!!

If this had happened in Stauffer when I was at Queen's studying for exams, I would have lost it on someone.

I totally chose the wrong Uni to go to.. UGH U of O step up! I WANT TO RAISE MY BOOK AND BREAK INTO SONG!

@jessicabrynnangus well let's thank God that not everyone that goes here now has a stick up their a8s. :)

It doesnt sound very 'Spontaneous' but nonetheless a great way to relieve some stress for students. Kudos

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I FRIGGEN LOVE THIS. good job people, I am so sad that I was away for this, let's do it again next year

at 3:03 - that guy has NO idea anything is going on with his massive noise cancelling headphones

3:38... that girl with the scarf was totally in an episode of Epic Meal Time.........

This is obnoxious and I would have just left the library if they pulled this shit.

so this is what you kids do at stauffer now. 1st floor was always social floor !

Not bad considering I go to Laurier. :P At least Stauf library is exciting!

and that is why i preferred douglas over stauffer when i was still in school

i wish i'd chosen that day to go to stauff :) would have been a nice break.

(enter # of dislikes) people had an exam in the following 30 minutes :D

Peter is the coolest. Look at them pipes!! Well done Jack. subscribed.

@mpanda1000 Actually I disliked it and I am a Queen's alum twice over.

@hersheykisses72724 3 accidental/mysterious deaths and 2 suicides.

makes me -3 Queen's that much more!!! didn't think it was possible!

Ah shit, can't study for exams now.. this is way to entertaining.

A seriously gifted man.

awesome

I found it. It's by Alice Mills. There are several copies for sale on Amazon. I'm going to buy a copy.

Can't go wrong with that.

For all it's damages, it was still a steal for 2 bucks. 

Bummer. I hate it when my books fall apart. Looks like it might be worth looking at.

It's an encyclopedia. The title is mythology myths, legends and fantasies. It has a bunch of contributors and oddly enough I can't find any publishers info. I got it second hand so maybe that page fell out, the spine is in pretty bad shape.

Haha that's the best way ever to put it

+Andraste Triformis I shall certainly have to look them up! Thank you for the suggestions!

+Pagan Scholar how interesting. I'll note and look out for both. I'm pretty much mired in the mudane, so I am open to something with gossamer touches. your channel really should be more popular. like the four queens you go deep and I appreciate that you do more than a tarot or book flip. look forward to seeing more.

+Dmoon1234 To be honest, I might have gotten Bishop and Rich backwards. Whereas Bishop does transcend the moment, her metaphors are still pretty tangible. And while Rich has tangible imagery, her poetry is a bit more ephemeral and feminist than Bishops. Both heavily feminine, yet aloof and evanescent. It will be difficult to pick and choose poems for the series on Tarot and poetry im thinking about doing in the future.

+Pagan Scholar oh ok. it looked interesting. I like reading about the origins/history of demons and angels etc. so i thought it was worth a peak but look forward to a future review(s). i love poetry. I am stuck on the romantics at the moment but I will definitely check her out. I could do with something otherworldy. thanks again. you've given me some new authors to explore.

+Dmoon1234 haha yea the "Angels and Demons" book got cut in editing. The author is Sarah Bartlett. It's... Not the most academic book in the world. I'll be doing my very first negative review on that book in the future.The "Empress" of poetry I mentioned is Adrienne Rich but she's probably more like ... Idk, THE WORLD, or the moon or something way more transcendent than the empress. I love her work. It's amazing.

+Pagan Scholar thank you very much for the reply. I will look further for these authors. two last things, at the beginning of the video it looked like you had a scholarly book titled demons and angels. who is the name of the author? and who is the poet you called "the empress of poetry".

Miguel de Unamuno "tragic sense of life" is a Phil book of his and he wrote novels too. Joseph Zobel wrote Black Shack Alley and though I don't think he's a died in the wool existentialist, I do think he wrote something that harmonizes with existential growth and questions. I'm glad you liked the video!

This is wonderful. I adore Li-Young Lee's work. It's lovely to hear him reading his poetry.

Play 40:50 onwards to your wife