Jill and I woke up really really early to get ready and go to breakfast where I gorged myself on bread and cheese again. That stuff should be a crime to consume. From there we headed to PULV to have a lecture on French culture with Dr. Lima. It was very interesting. He was talking about French stereotypes and how they are wrong. He showed us a funny little video about it. Then we broke for lunch, which was given to us at the University. It was ok for food. Better then at Bridgewater, but at the same time you could still tell it was school food. The bread though, was fantastic as usual :)
After lunch, we returned to the lecture room where we were presented three business models by university students. The first, was about an online website that would allow predominantly women to go more in depth when choosing hairstyles for themselves. They would be able to view different hairstyles as well as parlors and their rankings. The second, was about these new kiosks that would be placed in hotels and around Paris for tourists to be able to plan their own tourist attractions. They would be able to view different areas of interest and then select to order tickets and other items. The third, was presented by a young man, Louis, who wanted to open a restaurant where all of the food came from grannies. They would offer their family dishes to the restaurant and oversee that they were being made correctly where they would then be served to customers. This is because he felt that family traditions in regards to food were disappearing and wanted to bring them back.
Later that day, some of us met at Club 140, ate dinner, and then headed out to a Jazz club for the night. It was pretty cool. I was dragged onto the dance floor by an elderly man, he was actually pretty smelly, but it was fun. & then the rest of us got into it and started dancing. Overall, a good night that ended with passing out in bed.
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