elJoquin´s Blog

Hello everyone! This is my last post! Well, I am currently studying journalism at the Universidad de Chile. And in these two years, I have clearly witnessed the strengths and weaknesses of this study programme. I have always thought that in Chile study programmes are too long, and 5 years studying journalism is an excess. But I will not deny that, at present, the workload is low. Studying journalism is quite relaxed. The curriculum is quite complete but, again, I will not deny that some courses of the common plan (the ones we share with Film and Television) are boring. Personally, I think that these courses should be merged and shortened. In this way, the study programme would last a maximum of 4 years, a prudent extension. Along these lines, I believe that all sections of the same course should unify their programs. So, for example, the teaching methods of one section of "Audiovisual Language" would not be so different from the other. In terms of infrastructure...

Hello everyone! The idea of time travel, to the future or the past, scares me too much. Because in the movies it never ends well. But if I have to choose a timeline it would be Chile (or wherever I am) in 2040. Yes, I would time travel to the future, l ike Marty McFly and Emmett Brown in "Back to the Future II". A movie I love.  I would time travel to the future to find out how I am doing, and see if I "did it right". If I achieved my goals and fulfilled my dreams. I would also like to know if I am still alive, obviously. I would like to meet myself and ask "how did you do it?".  I wouldn't ask for family or friends, I don't want that spoiler.  I know, it's an existential time travel, but that's the way I am.  But I would stay a few days, obviously, to see the future developments and enjoy them. I would take this time travel as a vacation. Well, I don't think I'll be living on that timeline. As I said, it would just be an existentia...