OMGish!!! I don't know why, but I was randomly infatuated with the politics of HD in high school....but now he's coming to Yale!!!!
CSPC 210a (BK), So, "Understanding Politics and Politicians" David Berg, organizational psychologist, and Howard Dean, former governor of Vermont and former chair of the Democratic National Committee. Lecturers in Yale College. The DUS will consider individual petitions for credit to the major in Sociology prior to or following completion of course.
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
Starbucks
A good conversation with a comforting friend and Starbucks Coffee ice cream are some of the positive asepcts of life that I appreciate. Being okay with myself is something I am still working on.
Monday, August 3, 2009
From LA
I just flew back from Cambridge to LA last Saturday night, slept a lot, ate a lot, and went to another ever so exciting LSAT prep class.
Now that Cambridge is over and that I have basically less than a month left before Yale starts, my life is rather in pieces and I have lots of preparation work to do before senior year hits. That daunting to-do list was rather neglected at Cambridge, and now it's coming back to bite me in the rear end. The comforting thing, however, is that I am happy and calm (okay, not really calm, but not really stressed out either). I am satisfied with the decisions I am making because life moves on after them, albeit in some changed ways. A friend at Cambridge told me that the real judgment of character is not the choice that we make in life but rather what we decide to do with those choices that we've made. I am not sure how true that is (if it is even true), but I think I am content with that for now.
Now that Cambridge is over and that I have basically less than a month left before Yale starts, my life is rather in pieces and I have lots of preparation work to do before senior year hits. That daunting to-do list was rather neglected at Cambridge, and now it's coming back to bite me in the rear end. The comforting thing, however, is that I am happy and calm (okay, not really calm, but not really stressed out either). I am satisfied with the decisions I am making because life moves on after them, albeit in some changed ways. A friend at Cambridge told me that the real judgment of character is not the choice that we make in life but rather what we decide to do with those choices that we've made. I am not sure how true that is (if it is even true), but I think I am content with that for now.
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