grad school status

[rm]

1. The Cat-Man & I -- totally done, formatted, spell checked: 5.5 pages
2. The Price of Oz -- totally done, formatted, spell checked: 7.5 pages
3. The Life of Dogs -- totally done, formatted, spell checked: 5.5 pages
4. some shit about fencing -- 1st draft done, very incoherent, likely to get a lot shorter: 11 pages (I need it to survive as at least 6.5)

5. personal statement -- totally done, formatted, spell checked: 425 wrds out of a possible 500.
6. proposal -- totally done, formatted, spell checked: 432 words (including bullet points) of a possible 500.

7. CV -- dread and woe

other matters:

8. laundry -- I should put some in
9. microwave -- picking up tomorrow
10. food -- I ate some toast


All of this is probably more positive than I should expect.

Comments

[rm.livejournal.com]

I have a decently clear hsense of how to do it -- once page with all my various education stuff, followed yby a page of all my writing stuff and a page of all my acting stuff.

here's the problem item:

In about 1995 I wrote a really lame thing and left it at the Viet Nam wall. It has since then been republished on dozens if not hundreds of websites -- starting with various official and quasi-official sites that seek to document all the things left at the Wall and following through to memorial pages to individual soldiers who died 40 years ago and even my ongoing battle with Pat Buchanan's website.

Do I list this as a published work.

And if so, in what venue?

[mobobocita.livejournal.com]

Do you have legal evidence it is yours as posted on the sites? How are you listing the other things you've written and published digitally?

If you are going by site/article, then list it last, if you are listing chronologically written, put it in the proper place and document it's original format and reprint information to a limit of 10 reprints (with a note if you feel you need to note that there were more).