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Ramiel_X
 Posts: 131 Location: Portland Texas |
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Today we got to watch some of Grave of the Fireflies in my English 3 class. I've been meaning to see this for some time and I was excited 'cause I was like "Hey, anime I want to see, for free.....who loses?". Of course it gets ruined...by idiots who wouldn't shut up, people who wouldn't stop crumpling papers, people who were making fun of the movie, and the sound on the T.V was so low, you couldn't hear anything, even though the T.V was turned all the way up.
I was so disappointed that I just said, "Forget this, I'll go and rent it if I have to but I won't miss out on a good anime just because people in my class can't appreciate art." So I went to sleep. Sorry for the kind of rant, but just wanted to tell the anime in class story, since it probably won't happen again. |
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monkeyDluffy4
 Posts: 145 Location: Watanabe Shaved Ice |
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In my French class we were almost allowed to watch my Evangelion Volume 1 DVD in French with the subtitles, but my French teacher saw the "Mature Content" label on the back and said no.
 That's probably for the better. For the most part my French class is incredlibly immature and would have only paid attention to the fanservice. :/
I really wish my school had an anime club...But it doesn't. We did watch Finding Nemo in Art class, though... |
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littlegreenwolf
 Posts: 4796 Location: Seattle, WA |
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I host an anime club in one of the library rooms in my highschool two days a week. We're about to start the eva series, and the guys keep begging me to bring in hentai.
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one3rd
 Posts: 1818 Location: アメリカ |
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I watched Barefoot Gen in an English class. It's about the A-bomb attacks. It's interesting that the encyclopedia has it as unlicensed since I'm pretty sure that it was an English dub.
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Empyrical
 Posts: 84 Location: Everywhere you're not |
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In my Critical Viewing class, we have watched many episodes of Evangelion, and have watched Jin-Roh and Ghost In The Shell as well.
In one of my Psychology classes, we watched Akira and then wrote a paper on it! 
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TF
 Posts: 357 Location: Belgium |
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damn, i wished we had an anime club on the university or so
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jmays
ANN Past Staff
 Posts: 1390 Location: St. Louis, MO |
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Then start one. |
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littlegreenwolf
Posts: 4796 Location: Seattle, WA |
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Yeah, it's not really that hard to start an anime club in your school. Just get a certian amount of students together, and show anime. In schools pretty much everything, the tvs, vcrs, digiatl projects, ect, are ment to be there for student use. It's not just stuff for teachers.
Check out the library and see what rules they have on checking out equipment, and find out about a room to host it in. In highschool you need a teacher nearby at all time. Since the libarians stay from when school gets out *2* till 3:30, we get a nice hour and a half to watch anime in one of the extra rooms connected to the libarary. I pretty much have to supply all of our anime, but it's not that hard to get ahold of fansubs, or see if other members have anime you guys can watch. There's steps you have to take usually to have your school "officially" recognize your club though. |
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MasterFuu
 Posts: 434 Location: Phoenix, AZ |
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You sure u dont have Anime Club on Uni?? Almost every high-school, Community College and Uni's have Anime Clubs .. u better check one more time bro
EDIT: Well, as for me I never watched anime in school/college class 
If I had to chose one movie I would go for KITE j/k . I mean Jin-Roh 
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HeeroYuy135
Posts: 150 Location: Sacramento, CA, USA |
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I've watched a few of the Miyasaki movies in japanese class (I'm sorry, but my think of the names right of my head right now
) but thats about it. i do remember a time during middle school when a bunch of my friends watched ew in spanish class for no apparent reason...  but after that thats about it...
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Aromatic Grass
 Posts: 2424 Location: Raleigh, NC |
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We have an anime club at out school, but we're losing members. That means that we cannot finish the manga we were working on!
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Pat Payne
Posts: 45 Location: Los Angeles, CA |
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Back a couple of terms ago at the University of Oregon, there was a calss on Mamoru Oshii. It was great. We watched Ghost in the Shell, Angel's Egg, Patlabors 1 and 2, Urusei Yatsura 2, Jin-Roh, Avalon and Blood: the Last Vampire. Also, in a Japanese history class on WW2, we saw Grave of the Fireflies. That on top of the TUNAC anime club.
Sorry about bragging just a little.
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Inu-Yasha
 Posts: 373 Location: Quad Cities, Iowa |
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Hmmm, I'm trying to start an anime club at MCC(Muscatine Communtiy College) in Iowa. All I need now is to find a professor to supervise it...and then anime club will finally start. In highschool my fellow classmates and I did not have an anime club but we did watch anime after school on their TV's so it wasn't a total loss.
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space clam
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Anime at my school is about as "underground" as it gets. Going to a Christian school definitely puts a hamper on it, as the teachers either dismiss it as stupid cartoons; or, the "more informed" say every last anime is full of sex and violence (decidedly non-Christian) Fortuantely, my English teacher is more understanding, and she recognizes anime/manga as more of an art form, and capable of possessing some real value. As such, I am trying to put together a short video presentation in English to go together with my Shinto report. (see other thread.)
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king_micah
 Posts: 994 Location: OSU |
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TUNAC does not have nearly the great name that the Oregon State Animatrix has. (We predate the OVAs by 6 years). However, we don't run a con either.
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