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| He spent class time perfecting the art of beat-boxing - making percussion sounds from the mouth - and as a junior he almost burned down his chemistry lab. Now, seen in straightforward still shots that fade into one another, the island looks as if abandoned in a rush: The camera catches deteriorated beds, sewing machines, children's toys, a chemistry lab with bottles out on the tabletops, drips and leaks; the impression of dereliction is reinforced by the obvious disrepair of some of the buildings and by the light overgrowth covering the exteriors. At my home, there's a 17-year-old daughter who somehow manages to complete her English essays, chemistry lab reports and calculus computations while simultaneously conducting instant messaging conversations with a half dozen classmates. |
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chemistry lab - a laboratory for research in chemistry