Guillermo´s Blog

Studying social work I would like the curriculum or the courses to have more dynamism and to get out of the routine of the chairs in the rooms. I would like that  was give  us the opportunity to visit and get to know different realities, to be able to contrast how a neighborhood is and the life of someone with a lot of money and that of someone poor, and from that generate our own critical visions and explanations of these facts, a good resource would be generated, and it would be more playful to be able to go out and walk the streets. I would try to go deeper into issues of some branches without the need for them to spread, and the truth is I do not know very well if I would remove any, perhaps I would add a course in which we are taught forms of population and territorial organizations, how to get to the population in a good and effective way. The campus is big and I like it, although there are areas where the buildings are very tight like ICEI and FACSO, there are still t...

Wow, I don't like disney movies very much as they all seek to be a kind of musical, and I don't have a great memory of the majority of movie characters. There is only one character that I like through the time I first saw him and the last time I saw his movie (not long ago), and that is Robin Hood (1973). Robin is a fox that lives in the woods with Little John, both are very charismatic and cheerful, what sets them apart from the other inhabitants is that they are both able to face the king through theft to give food and money to the villagers. Various forms and costumes have to be devised in order to steal undiscovered, at least during the robbery. So it is a cunning and skillful fox with stealth. I like it because I think he is one of the few characters that I remember from Disney that is capable of doing such actions in order to benefit those most in need.