It's turned out nicely weighing in heavily on the art side of things:
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Taiwan History through Film as my History compulsory general credit
Watercolor Painting as an non-categorized general credit
Ballroom Dancing as my (required) Gym class
(General courses are 18 compulsory credits, one from each of Art, History, Math, Society, Philosophy and Science categories plus 3 from the non-categorized pool. Every student at my university needs these to graduate.)
and in my department year 3 is focusing on Applied Language Skills, hence
Chinese Medicine
Business Chinese and
Teaching Chinese as a Second Language
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Reading and Writing (5) and
Literary Chinese. Ooh, classics, here we come!
All in all, things seem off to a good start. I'm excited about most of the teachers and their ability to truly impart some practical knowledge. Learning is the great pursuit of some higher purpose, methinks. Here's my week in review: