The semester has begun and I have now gotten a taste for what the next few months hold in store for me. My two history classes (History of Korea and The US Vietnam War) seem interesting. The US Vietnam war class even has two professors; one lectures on the American view of the war and the other lectures on the Vietnamese and other asian views of the war. Coincidentally the professor from my Korean history class is the same one who lectures on asian views in the Vietnam War class. French is French. I am the only guy in the class...again and my French is edfinately rusty since I haven't spoken or read anything more than air bag warnings and various electronics' instructions in the language all summer. Military Science is going to be more work since I have to prepare for LDAC (I don't even know what it stands for) which is essentially a test of everything I have learned thus far that I will go to in Ft. Lewis Washington in the Summer. My adventures with Demonica and manual transmissions is going fairly well. I am figuring out the intracies of first gear and how to use the clutch and gas to keep the car going. I get to experience freeway driving soon as Joe needs to take his car in to get the clutch fixed and walking back wouldn't be very practicle. That's about all ther is to say for now. So I'm going to go try and find something to do on campus.

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