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SOLRAD Presents: THE ACCIDENTAL UNDERGRAD — The Reflection

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The Accidental Undergrad is a series of loosely interrelated short stories from the perspective of a university professor reflecting on his 20 years of teaching. Each piece in the series examines an artwork, pop culture artifact, or some other social or aesthetic phenomena, often incorporating actual ideas from his classes. Simultaneously, however, he reveals a more personal journey: of artistic ambition, failure, and rebirth by drawing upon les…

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SOLRAD Presents: THE ACCIDENTAL UNDERGRAD — The Reflection

The Accidental Undergrad is a series of loosely interrelated short stories from the perspective of a university professor reflecting on his 20 years of teaching. Each piece in the series examines an artwork, pop culture artifact, or some other social or aesthetic phenomena, often incorporating actual ideas from his classes. Simultaneously, however, he reveals a more personal journey: of artistic ambition, failure, and rebirth by drawing upon les…

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