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Confessions of a Girlhood Among CyberGhosts
Just an empty cage
Paid Account, Created on 28 February 2002 (#482882), Last updated on 20 November 2010 [Gift]
- Name:
- Kethryvis
- Birthdate:
- 12 November 1976
- Location:
- San Jose, California, United States
- External Services:
- Schools:
- Beloit Elementary School - Beloit, KS (1983 - 1986)Eugene Field Elementary School - Maryville, MO (1986 - 1987)Washington Middle School - Maryville, MO (1987 - 1989)Lodi Middle School - Lodi, CA (1990 - 1991)Tokay High School - Lodi, CA (1991 - 1995)San Joaquin Delta College - Stockton, CA (1995)Cosumnes River College - Sacramento, CA (1996 - 2003)University of California - Santa Cruz - Santa Cruz, CA (2003 - 2005)The New School - The New School for Social Research - New York, NY (2006 - 2007)San Jose State University - San Jose, CA (2007 - present)
- Interests: (78)
- 80s music, ambiant, animal crossing, anime, anthropology, banana slugs, bast, bible scholarship, books, cats, christian mythology, computers, cultural anthropology, cyberculture, dreamcast, dvds, eeyore, electronica, embroidery, erasure, fairy tales, fantasy, final fantasy, freemasonry, freemasons, game boy advance, gamecube, hair bands, indiana jones, information society, insoc, internet, iorg, jacqueline carey, labyrinth, law and order, literature, love, masonry, mercedes lackey, monty python, movies, music, nintendo, online communities, online culture, order of eastern star, phi theta kappa, playstation, power puff girls, prosumer, purple, rainbow girls, ranma, reading, recursive public, revolutionary girl utena, romantic period literature, romantics, rpgs, sailor moon, shopping, singing tesla coils, sleeping, squaresoft, stakeholder relations, synth pop, tattoo, tattoos, techno, the dark crystal, the west wing, ucsc, utena, video games, web 2.0, wii, writing
- Bio
- Master's Candidate at San Jose State University currently conducting research for her thesis, tentatively titled "Stakeholder Relations in Web 2.0" (isn't jargon fun, boys and girls?).
