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How to bother me….
If you need to bother me:
If it is somehow related to anything having to do with the University of Chicago:
shanalee at The University of Chicago’s domain. As an undergraduate I’m not department dot University of Chicago domain.
Be aware it is autofowarded to my Gmail, as is typical for about 50% of the University of Chicago.
That email is probably best if you have a question about Art (mine or the department), or if you are thinking about going there. I also can talk to you about the Hillel there. I’m a huge booster as the Undergraduate experience there (Where Fun Comes to Die!!!!* WOOO!!!)
Beware of two fact: That domain gets forwarded to my Gmail and you may end up getting really pretentious sounding emails, especially if you want to talk about art. I read crazy Marxists. For fun and my BA.
If you want to send a long email that has nothing to do with either of those topics:
It is shana dot carp at Gmail
If you just want to say hi.
Use Twitter. Seriously.
@shanacarp
One last note: No making name jokes. About any parts of my name (The Shana, pronounced Shayna, The Lee, or the Carp part) The only person who can do that is me. I’m sort of sensitive about the name. Don’t ask.
*Where Fun Comes To Die is a popular student shirt. See some more: http://uofcslogans.blogspot.com/ You should also be aware this is an ongoing tradition. Sending me a t-shirt may be a way to bribe me
(That’s a joke.)