At the local Waldorf High School in Keene, NH the kids interrupted a class in projective geometry (did you know that parallel lines DO intersect at some point in space?) to do the Harlem Shake. I didn't know what this was about until my kid (who is in the class) informed me. Just when I'm thinking that young people today are too disconnected and lifeless, they collaborate and create something that's a bit weird, but definitely full of energy and life.
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February 21, 2013
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