Sunday, February 21, 2010

The Ignorance of Random Places

All around Woodstock the students akwowledge certain locations, however, they never bother to understand what truly takes place inside Woodstock. I present to you a beginning look at the places in which are easily accessible by students, but never actually used.
Down towards the hostel is where the neverending construction takes place. But what really, truly goes on inside?




A random road near Ridgewood that only mysterious jeeps use.

What about the views in the evening? Its almost like a painting, but nobody bothers to understand the beauty of it.


Just behind the Alter Ridge dining Hall is the "never before noticed until now" employee entrance



That green door in the back looks sketchy.




What does the guard do all day? When does he appear? Stay tuned to find out...


From the outside it looks like a sweet house, but the noises that come out show indication of a party in the making







The trees is the most populated thing surrounding Woodstock, and yet nobody ever dares to stop and take a look at what makes Woodstock so beautiful













Tuesday, February 16, 2010

Can't Touch This...

The generations of students that have survived the rigorous disciplinary measures, bestowed upon by the notorious Woodstock staff, have yet to discover the skeletons in the cupboard. From the Indian families living around the hostels to the unperturbed lands of Woodstock, much remains open for hungry adventurers. What beholds the future detectives may produce some astounding, yet unsettling news. For instance, a group of close-knitted friends preparing to leave Woodstock for winter vacations witnessed the most unusual scene: lying on the frighteningly tall trees surrounding Midland’s hostel was an unappealing pink and yellow bird; the bird being on a tree was of no surprise, however, what seemed like a big, juicy bird from afar ended up being a stuffed animal clutching the lingering branches of the tree. The disappearance of the stuffed animal during Winter Break still prolongs a mystery only known by the ferocious monkeys and langoors nosing their way through campus life. And thus the story begins with the Woodstock’s compulsive students, who are unknowingly fading into the quest of finding the hush-hush vicinities, the unfamiliar faces, and the bizarre incidents occurring on the grounds of Mussoorie, India as to finally dirty their hands in areas pigeonholed as the “untouchables.”