Week 5

This week was a little more interesting. Am really starting to love our journalism class. I think that the information Professor Camp is giving us will really help with our turning point stories. To be honest am nervous about doing the turning point stories. Most of my turing points are very personal and some what... dark shall we say? I don't know how I feel about sharing such personal stories, but I guess I will just have to find one that I feel comfortable sharing. But going back to the classes, I can't help but feel the only thing we are learning how do is debate. I think that am not the only one in the class that feels this way as both Lauren Cook and Brinttany Arsenault both commented on this in their blogs.

Though I understand that people can get offended, and it has happened to me more then once in this class, I don't think that we should hold it against one another. We all have different opinions and that okay, we might not agree but we have to accept. I think that the thing that I find more interesting then some ones opinion is how the they came up or formed their opinion. In Religious Studies we looked at a sections of Padan's book, and we learnt about different perspectives and how to look at things from different points of views. I kind of think that this is point that the professors are trying to get us to do with doubt. They want us to let go of our own opinions and look at it at through a non biased way. I've said it before, that I think that when you look at this way, you can see that it is possible that either out come is possible and they are both right. This gives you a chance to look at possibilities rather then set out comes. I think that this is a good way of looking at life. Because in life there are no set out comes, just possibilities.