GO Channel

our department head picked claire and i to be interviewed for "go channel". i don't quite understand what it was but i was told you have to subscribe in order to view. i was joking that no one will see us because the show has no subscribers but i was dumbfounded when i was told that they have around 22,000 subscribers...

we were asked about our views on the rising prices and how it affects us personally, about the reliability of the internet as a source for academic research, and the early politicking of some senators for the 2010 elections.

i stuttered--big time.

a million things were popping into my head. i was so nervous. i don't like talking that much (in class) moreso infront of a camera and a news crew...whew! but i was somehow able to pull through--with god's help. the reporter even commented that i was the only one who said that the early politicking is againts the principle of servant leadership. those people need to concentrate on their job not on publicity. servant leadership is doing one's job when no one is looking--not when there are a thousand eyes on you.

*damn* (excuse me for the word) these politicians...always wanting to be in the limelight..