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‘Along a fence on the ground terrace attached to the N Seoul Tower on Mt. Namsan in central Seoul, thousands of locks have been hung to represent the love of their owners. The keys for the locks are often thrown away as an ensurance the sweethearts’ vows to never separate’

These are my photos on my 1st day in Korea :D

So much planning has gone into this trip; I can hardly believe I’m actually here. This country is unlike anything I imagined. I’m pretty tired right now because there’s a fifteen hour time change and I’ve been up for at least nineteen consecutive hours, so I’ll try to go into more detail later.

Went out for dinner with a Korean friend - He ordered us Gochang… or in English, pig intestines. It was a little bit like eating spicy rubber, but honestly? I’ve eaten worse.

Mmm, love the taste of stomach bile & regurgitated BK.
I hate BK forever.
Thanks South Korea. I was beginning to think I’d never puke while I was here. 

A burger wrap from Lotteria, South Korea. I can’t say I cared too much for the burger itself. Strange sauce. 

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Paula Wallace accepts honor at FGI's Night of Stars Gala

Savannah College of Art and Design President Paula Wallace was presented with the Fashion Group International 2009 Sustainability Award on behalf of the university at FGI's star-studded 26th Annual Night of Stars Gala Thursday, Oct. 22, in New York City.

The Sustainability Award is in recognition of SCAD's position as a leader in sustainable practices, urban renewal and the adaptive reuse of historic properties. Vogue Editor-at-Large Andre Leon Talley, recipient of and namesake to SCAD's annual Andre Leon Talley Lifetime Achievement Award, presented the Sustainability Award to Wallace.

In his introduction, Talley praised Wallace for leading the conservancy of more than 100 historic buildings around the world, turning "this incredible university called SCAD a wonderland of recycled buildings."

In accepting the award for the university, Wallace thanked FGI for recognizing SCAD's commitment to sustainability. "We at SCAD believe there's really no difference between sustainable design and good design. It's the same thing. It's smart. It's compassionate. It's relevant. It's exalting. And it starts with young artists and designers like those at SCAD who are learning that responsible design isn't only about renewable materials. It's about renewing ourselves."

Wallace was escorted down the red carpet by Golden Globe nominee Emmy Rossum ("The Phantom of the Opera"). Rossum will be honored at the Savannah Film Festival, which is sponsored by SCAD, Nov. 2 with the Young Hollywood Award prior to the screening of her film, "Dare." Joining Wallace and Rossum at the FGI table were Talley, fashion designer Angel Sanchez and interior designer Miles Redd, among others.



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