Saturday, April 30, 2005

I'm here in the UCLA library dying to sort through all the mental turns I've taken these last ten days.

I like the solemn, sophisticated feel of this library. This is what a university library should look like-with its large multi-colored vaulted ceiling lined with antique hanging lights and huge bay windows flooding in gentle sunlight to illuminate sleepy students eyes.

I need to write but I think it is going to have to wait while I try to navigate through the labyrinth of UCLA's unfamiliar library system. I'm starting research on development issues in Central Asia. It's going to be fun-too bad the library closes at 5pm.

3 comments:

Anonymous said...

oh yeah baby, UCLA RULES. go labyrinth! hehe.

(btw, i think it's strange and funny to comment on your roommate's blog when they are in the next room)

-margaret

jt said...

hahaha :-)

jt said...

hey, yana..
I'm glad you got something out of it. I was wondering what people thought of it.

That's awesome that you're getting into world poverty issues and a MPH will be perfect!!! My development prof. was telling me just the other day that is a very strategic MA to get if a person wants to be involved with inter. dev.