Title: the city lights
Description: ~an arts uni rpg.
Description: ~an arts uni rpg.
almost moon. - March 13, 2010 06:42 AM (GMT)
Name of Board/Site: the city lights
Type of Board: Arts uni, Original. Real Life > boarding school / high school / college
Site Rating: PG-13
Level of activity: Just opened.
Date created: 18-February 10
Member Count: 10 members as of now.
Where do we find the RPGU ad on your site? It's on the sidebar as well as
here
Your site url: http://z7.invisionfree.com/__thecitylights/index.php
A summary of your site:
Type of Board: Arts uni, Original. Real Life > boarding school / high school / college
Site Rating: PG-13
Level of activity: Just opened.
Date created: 18-February 10
Member Count: 10 members as of now.
Where do we find the RPGU ad on your site? It's on the sidebar as well as
here
Your site url: http://z7.invisionfree.com/__thecitylights/index.php
A summary of your site:
UPTONUNIVERSITYOFTHEARTS *
rules . information . application . face claim . advertisements
Once upon a time, people dreamed of sending their children here.
The Upton University of the Arts, known for its class and proficiency in helping students hone their art forms, was founded by Mr. James Upton and his inner circle of artists. Graduates became stars, stars became legends. UUA became a figure in the history of art formation and education.
But that was in the 1950s, when the culture of art and everything about it was loved and appreciated to the fullest. The 21st century lives in a world of practicality, a period where art has little to no meaning. It now exists only to sit and look pretty, with no other characteristics than obsolescence and frivolity.
But we don't think so.
Faced with a fast-changing era what can the arts do to counteract the imprisonment of everyday life?
rules . information . application . face claim . advertisements
Once upon a time, people dreamed of sending their children here.
The Upton University of the Arts, known for its class and proficiency in helping students hone their art forms, was founded by Mr. James Upton and his inner circle of artists. Graduates became stars, stars became legends. UUA became a figure in the history of art formation and education.
But that was in the 1950s, when the culture of art and everything about it was loved and appreciated to the fullest. The 21st century lives in a world of practicality, a period where art has little to no meaning. It now exists only to sit and look pretty, with no other characteristics than obsolescence and frivolity.
But we don't think so.
Faced with a fast-changing era what can the arts do to counteract the imprisonment of everyday life?
dulceice - March 13, 2010 09:00 PM (GMT)
Congratulations!
Your site has been accepted into the RPGU Directory, and has been moved to the Boarding School/High School/College section. Good luck with the success of your site, and don't forget to add the link back to RPGU!
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-RPGU Staff