I often wonder why I am in college. I know that college will prepare me for the career I choose to pursue and make me that best that I can be in that field. But there should be other things that I could be learning aside from calculating probabilities and writing clear and thorough essays. Then I stumble and Ronald Takaki's book, A Different Mirror, falls into my hands. I read through the first chapter, and when I look up to relax my eyes, I see many students passing in front of me. I realize that there are so many different races right in my own college. Some of them probably just s…
