The cafeteria
One of the hallways (it's an open-air campus)
A classroomOn Friday evening some of us went to a party hosted by the African students. There are probably about 15 or 20 students from Africa, and they cooked TONS of African food, which was really good. They also dressed up in their traditional African garb and played their favorite music from Africa. It was a lot of fun.
On Saturday I left for the beach with Michelle (another student in the Media program). We went to Samara, which is a really beautiful beach. It was pretty deserted. We went to a couple bars and we were pretty much the only ones there. We thought maybe there was a hurricane evacuation and no one told us, but I guess that's just what it's like in the off season. A few beach shots:
We didn't have class on Monday because this weekend was Costa Rica's Independence Day. But I had my first class in International Law today. We got to meet all of the faculty, and everyone seems great. They gave us their cell phone numbers, and two of the professors are having everyone over to their houses for dinner. The head of the department (and our professor for the first course) was a judge on an international court of the sea, and worked at the UN for ages. It sounds like I have a lot to learn from all of them!
Speaking of, I better do some more reading.
On Saturday I left for the beach with Michelle (another student in the Media program). We went to Samara, which is a really beautiful beach. It was pretty deserted. We went to a couple bars and we were pretty much the only ones there. We thought maybe there was a hurricane evacuation and no one told us, but I guess that's just what it's like in the off season. A few beach shots:
We didn't have class on Monday because this weekend was Costa Rica's Independence Day. But I had my first class in International Law today. We got to meet all of the faculty, and everyone seems great. They gave us their cell phone numbers, and two of the professors are having everyone over to their houses for dinner. The head of the department (and our professor for the first course) was a judge on an international court of the sea, and worked at the UN for ages. It sounds like I have a lot to learn from all of them!
Speaking of, I better do some more reading.
2 comments:
That is so crazy. I still can't believe you're in this awesome program!
How are you able to line up those Blogger pics so nicely? Teach me!
I was at home today with some sort of flu thing. Ugh. Hopefully I can make it back tomorrow!
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