we finally chose a topic . . . get excited!!!!!

hey guys!!!

so we've decided to change our topic again. it is now "the role of religion in a college student's life." we will elaborate more on this later. but feel free to start thinking about if religion plays a role at all on your campus. we want to focus on questions such as:

1) to what extent does religion (such as churches, temples, mosques) have a presence on your campus and community?
2) do you think its a violation of sorts to even have religion present on campus and/or college community (which is meant to be secular)?
3) what is your religion and do you do anything on campus that involves your religion?
4) are there any religious clubs or groups on your campus and community and what is the general consensus among French people about their presence?
5) So in America we have this concept that church and state are separate but obviously, we go to the University of Tennessee, which is a public state school, but yet religion can be found everywhere on campus. We even have a street right behind the library that has various churches (Catholic, Methodist, and Baptist) as well as a synagogue. There is a mosque a couple streets down even. So with that said, in France, is church and state actually separate or is it more or less a conglomeration like it is here?

my pictures!

this is where i go to school...

this is me...

and this is where i live... my cute little house

i will not be able to come to the next english class(02.27.2007) because i m in morocco and i'll return to bordeaux thursday(because of the expensive price of the plane tickets before this day).see you next week

Dan Tyminski singing

The real old us music

quelques photos ici : http://xqin.online.fr/public/exchange

Wow, it's the first time I'm writing on a blog !

Bonjour!

a log that wait for you: tchitchi.blogspot.com

Hello everybody.i had very bad results at the exams but no matter.

bonjour tout le monde!!!!!