Yay!

It's Tuesday again, my busiest day of the week, and I'm not doing any homework. Nothing new though, right? Currently listening to Boys Night Out's Trainwreck. It's pretty nice. It's a concept album and the such and I would recommend it to anyone. I'm planning on obtaining a couple new CDs soon. Ludacris' new album, Kanye West's new album, and something else I can't remember. But anyways...

On my agenda for the near future is developing an argument for the need of a secular political outlook. That has been my new mental obsession lately. I was thinking about Christianity and Capitalism, and it led to the idea of applying secularism to politics if one decides to cherry-pick the Bible for political positions. I might write a whole thing on it; it greatly interests me.

Anyways, I have about 40 minutes before I meet up with my new organization Coalition for Diversity. I'm wondering what it's going to be like... The President of Baylor Dems wanted me to join, and prefaced it with "I know you wanted to have a leadership position..." so I'm not sure what to expect.

Another thing is the Clinton Global Initiative Conference at UT Austin in February! I'm going to be applying to get into that. Not actually sure what it entails, but from what I've seen it looks like it is going to be a conference for fellow left-wingers to discuss policy and ideology for three days. What's better?

I leave with the recommendation that everyone read The Rebel by Albert Camus.

Also, The Christian vs. Atheist war on youtube scares me. Both sides are crazy.