Slow and Easy
Is exactly what my life isn’t going to be for the next little while. That said, I had a fantastic summer about which I’m going to have to fill the wonderful wide interwebs at some later point. Maybe this weekend, if I get bored.
For now, I get to share my upcoming semester’s reading list with you, my faithful (and non-existent) audience. You see, I’m taking 5 classes (and a language class):
Economics of Immigration
Dynamics of Commodity Economies
Jessup Moot Court Competition (yes, its a class)
Public Policy and Federalism
Behavioural Sociology of Conflict
Needless to say this will probably keep me quite busy. However, I am in Washington DC, after all. I’m going to do my best not to disappoint my own expectations in sightseeing and museum visiting (the Smithsonian(s) are huge! and free!). Also, this city seems to have a lot of free (or cheaper) cultural activities that I’m going to have to partake in. SAIS also offers a lot of super interesting-looking seminars, workshops, and visiting lectures. Hopefully I’ll be able to attend some of those as well as other similar stuff around the city.
Anyway, here’s my term 1 reading list. Its in chronological order. All I can say is:
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Do not go gentle into that good night,
Old age should burn and rave at close of day;
Rage, rage against the dying of the light.
- Dylan Thomas
