A New Leaf

Well, as unbelievable as it may seem, today was my first day of classes in my junior year of college. It's hard to believe I'm already beginning my third year of studies, and also that classes started so early in the month. However, such are the facts.

I'm looking forward to Logic, my first class of the day. The professor is very passionate, if you can imagine that, about his subject. As he said, "Don't fight the logic. It takes care of itself. I mean, I suppose it's possible...possible...that you might discover some flaw that philosophers have overlooked for 2,500 years, but short of that, just...accept it." That should be fun.

I'm also looking forward to Modern Philosophy, which ought to examine a lot of the assumptions contemporary society makes about politics and epistemology (theories of knowledge), which are the class's two main foci. Also, it appears that the professor is very capable, and that I will be able to learn a lot from him.

Aside from that, I have work to jump into as the editor of the Faith section of the University's newspaper, and I received a request today to co-host a show on the University radio station. We'll see what materializes.

In all, I am expecting this to be a good semester for me...