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Republic · 21-03-2008, 09:32 AM

Hello all,

I am currently on a gap year and will be reading Law at the LSE this Oct. I am heading off to travel the world in a couple of days and won't return until August, so my initial contact here will be very brief. I've not looked around here much yet, but I am excited to find this community and learning as much as I can about all of you.

I studied politics at A Level and found it to be the most revelatory topic I had ever considered. The gap I found myself in between sixth form and University left me with a wonderful opportunity to spend as much time as I wanted studying anything I could think of and I must admit I think I have learnt more in the last 7 months that I could have imagined. Philosophy, Law, Politics, Economics, Jurisprudence, Religion (from an atheists viewpoint) all cross through my mind at least once a day and I cannot wait to get to University and find people to debate/argue with.

A little longer than the usual introduction posts I have read here, but I lacked the time to make it shorter.

Republic.

21-03-2008, 09:32 AM	#1 (permalink)
Republic Newbie Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Cardiff Posts: 2	A younger hello. Hello all, I am currently on a gap year and will be reading Law at the LSE this Oct. I am heading off to travel the world in a couple of days and won't return until August, so my initial contact here will be very brief. I've not looked around here much yet, but I am excited to find this community and learning as much as I can about all of you. I studied politics at A Level and found it to be the most revelatory topic I had ever considered. The gap I found myself in between sixth form and University left me with a wonderful opportunity to spend as much time as I wanted studying anything I could think of and I must admit I think I have learnt more in the last 7 months that I could have imagined. Philosophy, Law, Politics, Economics, Jurisprudence, Religion (from an atheists viewpoint) all cross through my mind at least once a day and I cannot wait to get to University and find people to debate/argue with. A little longer than the usual introduction posts I have read here, but I lacked the time to make it shorter. Republic.