the vote that has been the most helpful is from "far from here". i agree strongly. my only other concern is that majoring in anthropology would involve at least twice as much work and effort and stress. because it's new to me, and it involves a huge shift of everything in my life. art doesn't even seem like work anymore, i could finish college so easily, in comparison. and so much less reading. at a school like mine, the amount of work you put into everything is phenomenal, and it would be so much worse if i did anthro. it's scary. i guess i'll see how i feel when my papers are done, i'll see which one i liked more. except what i'm writing about for art history is more like anthro, i'm researching public housing projects of different architectural styles and their effects on people. can architecture convey a political message? can it change the quality of people's lives, or their morals?

and i'm not too worried about the paper now. not just because i'm high. but because i read over the question again earlier, and the way it's worded makes everything i've been researching fall neatly into place. the question actually works better for architecture than art, i think. damn, i'm itchy.