Archive for date: September 3rd, 2015

Hello everyone. My name is Arthur Bazaldua (my last name is Spanish). I am a transfer student this fall 2015 semester. I moved here from northern California from the beautiful town of Monterey. If you haven’t heard or have been to Monterey, i would really encourage you to visit it one day. You won’t regret it! I’m am currently working on my BS in Biology in hopes of doing some research and maybe even applying to medicine school one day. One thing you should know about me is my love for being out doors. A few things I loved about living in Monterey is the surroundings. I loved being next to the beach, minutes away from hills and mountains to hike and having both Big Sur and Santa Cruz both about 45 minutes away. Having the beach close by is one of the reasons I chose to transfer to CSUCI. I can’t live without the beach. I want wait to get back on a kayak. I’m most definitely an adventurous person but I do not limit my adventures locally. I have been fortunate enough to travel overseas. I have been to the city of love, Paris, up along the coast of France and even got a chance to see Big Ben in London, England. But my journey doesn’t stop there. I hope to add Italy and Spain to the list sometime soon. ¡Adiós!

Hey everyone, my name is David Ryland Pressly, although I strongly prefer to go by Ryland. So here are 200 hundred words about myself. I am twenty three years old, and I am an Aquarius. I think I fit the mold of being an Aquarius pretty well and enjoy reading about that kind of stuff. I really like cats, and will probably have like fifty and I’ll live alone in some cabin with all my cats. I like Chipotle and Netflix a lot. My cat (Po-Po) also likes Chipotle and Netflix alot. Coffee and Alcohol make up the other parts of my life, and I really like to dance and party. I’m pretty amazing at tennis and beer pong as well. I like to think I’m pretty talented at multiple things, and as you can tell I’m pretty full of myself. I try not to be, but I don’t try that hard. But, that said, I don’t take myself seriously at all ever so you probably shouldn’t either.

I’m an aspiring English Teacher and Writer. I want to help third world countries and other impoverished nations after I receive my degree. I feel like seeing what other people will go through will change my life. It will also help me teach my future students. I love volunteering, I have on multiple occasions and will continue to do so. Helping and serving people who go through rough patches is a passion.

So, that is all I have right now. I hope to meet and (possibly) have a beer with y’all because this world is full of so many incredible people. If you read this, thanks for listening to my messed up self, and have a fantastic day.

-Ryland

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We got to see real letters that US citizens, sent to President Johnson about what they thought of the Vietnam War.  The letters were written on 1966, the ones I got to see were mostly angry parents demanding to stop the war because the only thing that the war was accomplishing was killing their kids.

Personally, I have never liked any type of war so, my opinion was against the war like many other citizens were. War is death, from both sides and to me it’s insignificant. There’s many other solutions to problems than, forcing people to fight against one another and to kill.

These are some of the letters that I really liked