James Burns
Standard Comic
Black & White
Page Count: 48
This is the autobiographical story of a 65-year-old whoÕs taking advantage of a program that allows him to enroll at the University of Georgia, where heÕs primarily taking art classes, despite already having an art degree. ItÕs a study in contrasts between college in the late 1970s and today. Lots has changed, especially in terms of income inequality, and the prevalence of technology like smart phones.This is the autobiographical story of a 65-year-old whoÕs taking advantage of a program that allows him to enroll at the University of Georgia, where heÕs primarily taking art classes, despite already having an art degree. ItÕs a study in contrasts between college in the late 1970s and today. Lots has changed, especially in terms of income inequality, and the prevalence of technology like smart phones.