Catullus V
It's interesting to have a philosophy professor (for two of my classes, in fact) who is Eastern Orthodox and libertarian. He's an ethicist primarily and more specifically is interested in organs and the market. He said today that he insists to his wife that in the event of his death she should sell his organs on the black market for the best price possible, a final snub to the Federal government. Anyway, I like him very much.
The classes I don't have with him should be ok, some of them challenging and in various ways.
Beside that, I really like living here. I take a couple walks daily and they'll only improve with the seasons. Being in the old buildings is fresh; I've been having to remind myself I'm not in New Orleans, where I've primarily experienced old buildings to this point.
More later, perhaps some photos!
The classes I don't have with him should be ok, some of them challenging and in various ways.
Beside that, I really like living here. I take a couple walks daily and they'll only improve with the seasons. Being in the old buildings is fresh; I've been having to remind myself I'm not in New Orleans, where I've primarily experienced old buildings to this point.
More later, perhaps some photos!