Journal Entry #6
Posted on by
  1. 3/5/2020, 12:40pm, Monroe Hall 205 (before History of Jazz class)
  2. Footsteps in hallway & classroom door opening/closing.
  3. Students sitting down in chairs, students talking, projector remote clicking on & projector scrolling down.
  4. Backpack zippers, papers shuffling, water bottle opening, pens tapping & laptops opening.
  5. The sound level is moderate since the volumes of all the sounds I heard weren’t bothersome or at a loud volume.  However, there was a great amount of sound activity since it was hard to focus on individual sounds.  
  6. Filled
  7. Papers shuffling, pencils/pens,  Laptops

Still Haven’t Moved Log #6
Posted on by

3/5/2020

Farthest Sound- Someone watching TV down stairs, people laughing in the lounge, and that heater thing acting up again.

Medium Distance- My suite mates laughing and talking about what school work they need to get done this weekend, people going through the now working back gate.

Closest Distance- My dorm rooms A/C going full blast, my play list entitled ‘bops’ is playing, and my rap tap tapping on my key board.

Sound Description- Medium level, the house feels alive and lived in.

Important Sounds- The people down stairs, the A/C, and the music

Journal Post #5
Posted on by

Location: Hegel 201, 3/5/20, 4:25pm (right before class)

–Close: Laptops typing, papers rustling, bags being zipped, people sitting down, people talking, chair desks being scraped on the ground, someone unwraps food, binders/notebooks/laptops being placed on desks.

–Medium: People talking far away in the back, people walking by the hallway talking, bathroom door opening closing, people walking up the stairs   

–Far: Cars driving by outside, some wind, faint voices outside

–Sound Level: Medium, voices are hushed, no one talking loudly or laughing, no music or background noise


–Descriptive Word: Calm


–Essential Sounds: Backpacks zipping, people talking, papers rustling

Journal Entry #6
Posted on by

3/03/2020 – 7:00pm – Netherlands RA Office

Farthest Sounds: Rain hitting the ground, residents entering through the turnstile, the RSR talking

Medium Distance Sounds: The sliding door to the outside opening and closing, the door to the RSR booth opening and closing, and the air conditioner.

Closest Sounds: The sound of residents opening their mailbox, the other RA on duty providing residents with their packages, The sound of keys rattling on the wall

General Sound Level: Low

Room Definition: Moving

Essential Sounds: Residents entering the turnstile, the sliding door opening and closing, the door of the RSR booth.

Journal Entry #6 – Barone
Posted on by
  1. Date: 3/3/20 – Time: 7:00pm – Location: Emily Lowe Hall Room 106 (Summer and Smoke Rehearsal)
  2. The farthest sound from me is the sound of a door opening and closing.
  3. In the medium range of sound, I can hear people talking and laughing at each other.
  4. The closest sound from me is the sound of me exhaling and my bones cracking while I am stretching.
  5. The general sound level is medium and the amount of sound activity is pretty wide-ranging since there are a group of people in one small circle.
  6. One word to describe the “sound environment” is active.
  7. 3 things that are essential to the “sound environment” is a door opening and closing, people talking and laughing, and me exhaling and cracking my bones while I am stretching.

Journal Entry #4 – Brennan
Posted on by

When & Where: 03/02/2020 12:29pm Pride Den

Far Sounds: Talking, doors opening and closing, someone eating food, clapping

Medium Sounds: keyboard typing, jingling keys, talking, footsteps, paper shuffling, a can opening, sneezing and blowing their nose

Close Sounds: humming, people talking a foreign language, flipping pages in a book, 

General Level: loud

One-word Description: Alive

Essential Three Sounds: talking, footsteps, doors opening and closing