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Ok I admit, I kinda dropped the blog these days, good for a month. Classes started and I was a bit taken over by the mass readings each week.

following courses I have chosen:
- Introduction to Information Studies : course 1st year exciting. The idea is to revisit the various developments that led to the age of information (such as technological but also social printing or public libraries) and the Internet, copyright, standards, open source, ... Prof. Bob Frost delivers his lectures like a one man show , he is funny and brilliant. He knows very well France for a year studying at the EHESS and did his thesis on EDF (Alternating Currents: Nationalized Power in France, 1946-1970 ). Why not? At each course, he never misses an anecdote related to his life in France. For example, it fell on the emergence of Minitel, developed by France Telecom to avoid repeat of its directories permanently. It was mostly an excuse to discuss the role of porn and ULLA 3615 (I remember the posters on the side of the highway) in the development of the Minitel and generally in the evolution of information technology. My teacher "TD" is also French and is studying for his part in American history. The
course website is very rich, the teacher puts a ton of info online, all these slides, all readings of the week, and ... the video podcast of the week so I will keep warm during snowstorms.

- America and Middle Eastern Wars: The still a strong personality behind the amphitheater. Professor Juan Cole is a kind of national celebrities, witnessed by the enormous Wikipedia article on the . He is frequently interviewed in national media when it comes to the Middle East. He lived in Beirut during the civil war, his stories remind me of the excellent film Waltz with Bashir with his anecdotes of war, his memories of the bombing. His job is quite risky since it can freely criticize the positions of American camps, Israeli, Arab and a university where, on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, rather talk back to argue. But it is so accepted that nobody dares to stir to spread his propaganda. He has a fascinating blog on the Middle East (English), Informed Comments , updated daily.

- Comparative Studies in Religion and Politics: I chose this course first to understand why Americans are so religious and try to explain the proliferation of churches in the New World. A five minute walk from my house, I can go to the Mormons, the Quakers (for whom prayer is to be silent for an hour), Orthodox Jews, Conservative and Reformed, congrétionalistes, Anabaptists, Pentecostals, Catholics the evangelists ... All this happy world engages after a competition for the salvation of our souls! The idea of my teacher and many scholars in religion to explain the astonishing level of belief of Americans, it is this kind of supermarket of religions that are the U.S. cities. With a very high level of religious freedom, the churches are dedicated to their religious goods agree with the expectations of market share in the Hereafter. In short, this course is interesting, I would return several times in the blog to tell you these fanatics who roam the streets of the New World.

- Computer Mediated Communication : During a fourth year of Internet communication and its impact on human relations, media, society, ... Not necessarily aware of the latest developments, my teacher is excellent for giving us the theoretical basis for understanding the Internet and new media. In this course, I'll do a research project on the social network of Seesmic video conversation developed from San Francisco by Loic Le Meur , a famous french blogger. If you have an account or participate in Seesmic, leave a comment to tell me so I can start conversations. Soon, I'll start respond to video in different subjects with complete strangers. I think the findings of my research project may be interesting in terms of self-inhibition due to video chat, relationships between different members of the Seesmic community and especially the future of such a project.

common denominator in all my classes: massive amounts of reading and hard work, and writing papers, this is the price that you are part of "leaders and best" as university calls his students.

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When we at the University of Michigan, there is an essential step before any thing is to go to the stadium of the University! Bite reminder Michigan Stadium or The Big House is the largest stadium in the United States and fourth worldwide. In the match against the University of Utah opened the season, 108,400 people were present in the stadium!
The University team, the Michigan Wolverines football team is the most famous unversitaire. People are able to spend huge sums of money to see games of the university. I heard that during the game against Ohio State is the most hated team here, the seats can be sold at 600 dollars at black market. Astronomical sums exchanged University in football. The new coach, Rich Rodriguez, lives up to its name because so No transfer of West Viriginia has Michigan has cost 4 million dollars!


The university is a bit of his team's display, and a share of his reputation comes from the fact that the Wolverines' games are almost all the time national broadcast. The name Michigan even works as a brand.
You go to a supermarket in Michigan and some you will find all sorts of ancillary print M Islands of the university, it's going sweaters, t shirts, caps that students wear all the time on campus up lawn chairs, pads, leggings, robes, key holders, there is even an authentic Monopoly campus in Ann Arbor or you can put a hotel on the Diag or State Street. In short, all these products report a mad money since the University has all these names are registered trademarks. The anthem of the University, The Victors, must be accompanied by the ™ and the logo of the universe, the M of Michigan is always used with the ® that brings plenty of big bucks. All that is managed by the department with whom my roommate merchandising and association SOLE that the university stop using sweatshops, workers literally sweat, to make their t-shirts in China. Thus, the football team (the real) co-op in which I play is going to use t-shirt fair trade made in Nicaragua in a worker cooperative.

Well, talk a little sports. Already the atmosphere in the stadium, it is quite enormous. The people sing a lot but the atmosphere is especially Marching Band which makes it an orchestra of 235 people who when playing the course happened to have shapes such as M or Michigan shooting star. It very often takes the anthem of the university and it is dispersed across the stage to sing the whole stadium. There also
cheerleaders who spend much of the game to lift the legs to the delight of the first row and shake their tassels at the rhythm of the marching band.

Anyway all this is a good boy, and put aside a few whistles and a "who cares?" has announced the players of Utah is not on a football field you see the American equivalent of the banner antichtis or riot. Damn! For fun, I wanted to yell to the fans of Utah, "Fuck you Mormons, go back in Salt Lake With Your four wives!" This was not the best taste I grant but obviously in this country, a resident of Utah is primarily a compatriot. It would certainly be very bad happening to the land of religious tolerance (another subject on which I should make a ticket) New instant culture shock when the last stage in which you set foot is the Velodrome stadium!
Well obviously, it must evoke the moment of fraternal union, the national anthem which is consistent to the nearest second with two jets flying over. The whole crowd turned to the flag in his hand to his heart's "The Star-Spangled Banner " , just as Muslims turn toward Mecca (comparison a little risk, it is true), religiously.

And the sport in all this? As such, the American soccer scene looks like rugby but there all the time stops and the game clock so it lasted 4 hours. The players have a lot of protection, forget the breaks of fifteen reds France. And above all, the Wolverines have a new So apparently the coaching scheme of play is not very developed and so they have played well in the first quarter time, or they have scored 2 touchdowns, both shifts time have a festival of mediocrity with a quarterback who distributes poorly if I understood what I said and then a burst in the final quarter that helped cut the lead to 23-25 defeat but anyway! In short, it took until the last quarter for a little spice. In short, if the stage is ignited so that the players move a little, it can be really huge for the atmosphere! Anyway, I got tickets for the season so you will often hear talk about football in this blog.

But mainly it was to see all these People come and cheer the Wolverines. It's amazing that the show is before and after the match. In Ann Arbor, there are plenty of pre-party at noon on game days and also after. It's also a mess around the stadium where people bring their families and put a gas bottle and barbeque at the back of the pick-up for grilling sausages before the match on the stadium parking.

After the match, it's a yellow tide that invades the streets of Ann Arbor and student life resumed its course.

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Michigan Football Co-op First

I'm back after a long absence, the time to buy a computer. 5 days of madness in NY, starting for Michigan for the real thing. It's been over a week and a half I am and my blog deserved to be watered with fresh news. I cut the last post in two because it was too long and a little illegibile.

Upon my arrival in Ann Arbor, I realized how my choice to live in co-op was more than wise. What is a co-op? It is a local invention inspired utopian socialist community, hence the name of my house, Robert Owen. The idea: to divide the tasks in a house, a small community, share meals and regularly organize large parties in the house. My house is the second co-op in the world, the first is at the end of the street. They are now everywhere in American universities and also in Germany, especially Berlin. A new word: GUFF this means Generally Unspecified Free Food. Any food which we did not write "no guff" can make a meal of coopers.

Owen is a good compromise with the other houses I saw: not too dirty, people are mostly very sociable and open, and a large porch on which we spend a lot of evenings to discuss. Another advantage of the co-op is to meet many different people that really enriches the discussion.

Which brings me to talk to you, dear reader, My roommate who is a hippy as it does more. First, it is super nice and helped me to settle down, it's a great guy and super grows. Always cheerful, it seems that life and material things pass over him. He loves to make it back, it has happened to make sandals by cutting a tire so the tire and adding bits of plastic. He finds it unfair that I speak English and that he did not speak to me in a foreign language so that it offers me speak German only to put us on a level that Estale j 'I politely declined. Moreover, the first time I met him in presenting myself as French it made me immediately expressed his rejection of the concept of nation state which was perhaps not the time for this kind of discussion just arrived in Ann Arbor. So I share my room with the other side of America, one that considers these excesses and think the world can turn otherwise, too?

Tonight is the meeting the house. We take all our decisions by voting in common than either food, evenings or purchase of the house.