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« on: January 08, 2007, 02:34:50 AM »
1. Type of restriction
2. Who ran it?
3. How many days?
4. What was your work detail?
5. What was your reading assignment?
6. What were your writing assignments? (optional)
7. What family/team were you in?
8. What were the "agreements"? (I have particular interest in hearing from people who were on jumpsuits/outdoor restrictions, since they didn't have this when I was there.)
9. What year? (optional) I'm interested in this because I'd like to see how these punishments have evolved over time.
10. Do you still have your notebook?
11. Did you make a sundial on your work detail so you could tell what time it was? 8-)
No need to mention why you were put on it, unless you want to.
Don't worry if you can't fill out everything on the list. Just say what you remember.
These questions are based off of the 1980s model of a full-time, so one size certainly does not fit all.
If you've been on more than one full-time or outdoor restriction, please feel free to give details about any or all of them, if you want.
Also, feel free to add any info that isn't on the list, if you want.
EDIT: Okay, now I'm confused. I originally thought that the jumpsuit included the outdoor restriction where you have to live in a tent, but what I've found of it on this site says that they would put you in a jumpsuit to do your work detail. However, there is no mention of the connection with the outdoor restriction. Can ANYONE shed light on this??? If the outdoor restriction was not a jumpsuit, what was it called?
My answers:
1. Full-time
2. Richard
3. 14 days
4. Building a rock wall
5. Old Man and the Sea - Hemmingway
6.
- Dirt List
- Lies I told at RMA
- Things I feel badly about (what I'm ashamed to share with anyone)
- What I hate about myself
- What I'm angry about
- How I push people away (what I do to be alone)
- How am I just like "the old man"? (re: reading assignment)
- What qualities do I admire in him?
- How I create pain in my life
- My flags
- What do I want? How am I going to get it?
- What's real about me?
- What I can give to myself and others.
7. Voyageurs
8. (note: mine are rather detailed, since I still have my notebook. Richard wrote them on the inside cover.)
- Restricted to table. You must ask faculty permission to leave for any reason. (cigarette, bathroom)
- There are no privileges
- Bans - Voyageurs, Discovery, Quest
- No smiling, laughing, singing or hugging
- No talking to people from your table.
- Ask questions about all assignments before you start them. (work, reading or writing.)
- Come prepared to work every day (boots, gloves, jacket, rain gear, etc.)
- Work hours: M-F 8:00-11:45, 1:00-4:45. Sat. 9:00-11:45, 1:00-4:45. Sun. 9:00-10:45, 12:30-3:45
- Dorm head or dorm support will walk you up and down from your dorm
- Total involvement in raps.
- Limited to 4 cigarettes per day
- Keep a daily journal of your thoughts and feelings for each day. Include raps, work, booth restriction, or whatever comes up that needs explaining.
9. 1987
10. Yes
11. No
Additional observation: I noticed that many of these writing assignments are simply variations of a disclosure list. In my notebook, there is a lot of repetition of information from one list to another. It's simply written in different ways, to tailor itself to the particular assignment.
2. Who ran it?
3. How many days?
4. What was your work detail?
5. What was your reading assignment?
6. What were your writing assignments? (optional)
7. What family/team were you in?
8. What were the "agreements"? (I have particular interest in hearing from people who were on jumpsuits/outdoor restrictions, since they didn't have this when I was there.)
9. What year? (optional) I'm interested in this because I'd like to see how these punishments have evolved over time.
10. Do you still have your notebook?
11. Did you make a sundial on your work detail so you could tell what time it was? 8-)
No need to mention why you were put on it, unless you want to.
Don't worry if you can't fill out everything on the list. Just say what you remember.
These questions are based off of the 1980s model of a full-time, so one size certainly does not fit all.
If you've been on more than one full-time or outdoor restriction, please feel free to give details about any or all of them, if you want.
Also, feel free to add any info that isn't on the list, if you want.
EDIT: Okay, now I'm confused. I originally thought that the jumpsuit included the outdoor restriction where you have to live in a tent, but what I've found of it on this site says that they would put you in a jumpsuit to do your work detail. However, there is no mention of the connection with the outdoor restriction. Can ANYONE shed light on this??? If the outdoor restriction was not a jumpsuit, what was it called?
My answers:
1. Full-time
2. Richard
3. 14 days
4. Building a rock wall
5. Old Man and the Sea - Hemmingway
6.
- Dirt List
- Lies I told at RMA
- Things I feel badly about (what I'm ashamed to share with anyone)
- What I hate about myself
- What I'm angry about
- How I push people away (what I do to be alone)
- How am I just like "the old man"? (re: reading assignment)
- What qualities do I admire in him?
- How I create pain in my life
- My flags
- What do I want? How am I going to get it?
- What's real about me?
- What I can give to myself and others.
7. Voyageurs
8. (note: mine are rather detailed, since I still have my notebook. Richard wrote them on the inside cover.)
- Restricted to table. You must ask faculty permission to leave for any reason. (cigarette, bathroom)
- There are no privileges
- Bans - Voyageurs, Discovery, Quest
- No smiling, laughing, singing or hugging
- No talking to people from your table.
- Ask questions about all assignments before you start them. (work, reading or writing.)
- Come prepared to work every day (boots, gloves, jacket, rain gear, etc.)
- Work hours: M-F 8:00-11:45, 1:00-4:45. Sat. 9:00-11:45, 1:00-4:45. Sun. 9:00-10:45, 12:30-3:45
- Dorm head or dorm support will walk you up and down from your dorm
- Total involvement in raps.
- Limited to 4 cigarettes per day
- Keep a daily journal of your thoughts and feelings for each day. Include raps, work, booth restriction, or whatever comes up that needs explaining.
9. 1987
10. Yes
11. No
Additional observation: I noticed that many of these writing assignments are simply variations of a disclosure list. In my notebook, there is a lot of repetition of information from one list to another. It's simply written in different ways, to tailor itself to the particular assignment.