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 Now in my second year of dentistry at the University of Chile, there are several things that I would have liked to change from the first year and the current second year that I am studying. There are subjects like "Society and culture", which is a first year subject, that I really don't find a clear sense in, as I never went to any of its classes, or paid more attention to them, and I still managed to take it with a very good grade, as it practically talks about things that should be logical. And so I could name a few others that perhaps should be modified to lessen our overall academic load.  A subject with EBD (evidence based dentistry) should be taken in higher courses, as it is more helpful for the thesis, than for what we are currently looking at and what we should focus on, it adds unnecessary pressure on us as it also has a lot of credits and hours that could be dedicated to study.  The library in general I think is very well equipped with internet access and new ...

  Victorian Era Thinking about the existence of a time machine makes me imagine various situations and eras that I would like to enjoy or experience firsthand, such as the eighteenth century in England, the enchanting Victorian era. Being on the cusp of the industrial revolution, with a moralistic society, I am more interested in seeing the fashion of that time, its pompous dresses and customs. I would very much like to be able to travel with someone else to investigate and enjoy this, perhaps a very close friend who shares this curiosity and wants to experience it. I wish I could wear the clothes, learn the manners, the traditions and live the Victorian experience for myself.  But I would only go for a short period of time, I wouldn't really want to stay there forever.... 

  Courage the Cowardly Dog When I was a child, I remember that on the Cartoon Network there was always a series about a little purple dog with thin legs, cowardly and frightened, but who was very loyal to his owner who picked him up from the street as a puppy and named him Courage.  I liked this series too much, because the plot was a bit spooky and paranormal things that happened specifically to the couple who had adopted the dog, and he, despite being a coward, sought to defend and protect them. Usually I could watch it in the afternoons, it was like 2 chapters per day that lasted 1 hour in total, on weekends I remember that they showed more chapters, but it was a long time ago. The series had horror elements and was about a shy and frightened dog, who was left homeless as a puppy when a veterinarian cruelly sent his parents into outer space. He was later adopted by Muriel, whose husband is Eustace. The elderly couple live as farmers in a deserted spot outside the fictional ...