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Re: Help! (extra money)

From: Mark Alexander (malexander06)
Date: Thu Apr 13 2000 - 14:34:34 PDT

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    How about:

    -flat file drawers to store your prints.
    -a big order of prints.
    -potter's wheel.
    -clay ware drying rack.
    -an opaque projector.
    -folding display panels for big art shows.
    -sculpture pedestals for art shows.
    -glass display cases for every day use.
    -quick change metal picture frames.
    -lights on stands for dramatic lighting on still lifes.
    -stereo.
    -rolled paper rack for big rolls of colored paper.

    Aren't you lucky! That's a start. Good luck.

    Mark

    -----Original Message-----
    From: Donald Peters <softsnow>
    To: ArtsEdNet Talk <artsednet>
    Date: Thursday, April 13, 2000 9:22 AM
    Subject: Help! (extra money)

    >
    >
    >Ok. My principal asked me yesterday if there was anything new I needed
    >equipment wise. (I was so shocked I couldn't say anything--this is the same
    >man who last year around this time was trying to get me fired because I
    told
    >him I couldn't do a project he wanted in one day) and when he told me he
    was
    >already ordering me a digital camera, I almost passed out.
    >
    >So, my dilemma is this: I CANNOT pass this opportunity up, but am having a
    >hard time coming up with something that I can justify. He wants to use the
    >money on equipment, not supplies. I teach elementary art and already have a
    >kiln, drying racks, computer, printer, scanner, overhead projector... I'm
    >getting a digital television through our technology incentives; we can't
    >order additional computers because of the technology bond the district
    >passed...
    >
    >I've thought things like a printing press or light-table, but don't think I
    >would use them enough to justify spending the money... Any ideas out there?
    >I want to make a proposal quick as this man is known to change his mind
    from
    >day to day.
    >
    >Thanks for the help,
    >Pat
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