on an entirely different note, i would like to talk about my roommates. i really like them, both bryan cheung and danny lee. they have been great. we have been able to get along (especially danny and i, who have lived together for three years now) pretty well since we have been living together. for all of us to not sweat the little things, but work to facilitate communication and friendship has been a wonderful living experience. living in a household full of tension definitely is not a good thing, and im glad im not a part of it now. i dont know why im talking about them right now, i guess i just feel like it.
A last thing i would like to mention is that a lot of anti-war stuff has been going on our campus. but i dont know how anti-war sentiment can be justified. i mean, if we dont punish those who attacked us, what is that saying to terrorists at large? people here say we should look at the origins, to see what happened to these people that they should hate the US so much. well, maybe so. maybe they have some valid thing to say about how our government has wronged them. but it does not justify their actions by any means. regardless of the reason, every person is responsible for their actions meaning they have to suffer the consequences or reap the benefits of what they have done. the terrorists may receive forgiveness, and should, but they also deserve to be punished for their actions, which cannot be ignored.