PC obsession

Although I don't like to spend many time in front of PC. Under current circumstace, however, I can't do without the icon of IT age. For example, when it comes to collecting information, I would prefer reading books to surf on the Internet. Still, efficiency of PC is clear and I don't say anything about that. How do you like PC?

Test

I have some important tests coming week. I spent very relaxing time this past one week, so I bolstered my motive to go to school, thouth my momentum was little bit reduced.

Well,Topic is changed, have you ever experienced what it is like to be discriminated? I have NOT. After seeing the movie "crash" I have thought what it is like to be dicriminated by one's race or personal identity. Of course, I do not want to be discriminated, but I think it is imortant to know what the "racial discrimination" is.
So far, only way to learn about it is through media like DVD or Internet , but someday, I will learn what it is like directly.

This is my hottest hobby, toy camera. Although it looks like hevy and complicated, the inside of the camera is almost notihng but film. It stands to reason that so many people can buy it easily.

Because the camera is made in very unique style, you can take so many easygoing picures, though there are so many blunders. I went to the neighbor beach with this camera, book, and tea to take a break after the so quick first semester in Rikkyo. Gained energy from today's reflesh, I will spear for the final test!

Minoriy

I have two main theme to wright about from the lecture I took in university.
First, I heard a story of one innocent man who arrested by Japanese police and had a very difficult time in prison, though he had nothing to do with crime.
I am afraid that I can's explan the whole situation in my English. But what made me thinkg was that social pregudice toward people from foreign countrys in Japan. Yes, it is difficult to get over stereotype, but we all know we can do something. Now I got interested in the topic like"Minority" . It is difficult for me to find what I should or can do.

Hearing the guest lecture

In yesterday's class, we had a special guest from Sri Lanka. He taught us about basic information about Sri Lanka and growing ethnic conflict in the country, which seemed to me related to the Hotel Rwanda. We don't need to pay too much attention about ethnic identity here in Japan, though we hace a history of oppression to the"Ainu" . So seeing or hearing those ethnic conflict, it is very hard for me to imagine what people in such situation feel. Getting into such commuinty may be the best way to know about both sides point of view.

I wish I had more time to question.