Dr. Angeles began the lectures on “State of Muslim-Christian R

elations in Philippine and Indonesia.” She mentioned that there is presently about 3.8 million Muslims in the Philippines and Indonesia, but the majority of the people there are Catholics. She also stated that Muslims and Christians have always identified themselves with religion, even when Americans began to occupy the Philippines.

The last lecture I attended had to be the hardest to follow, just because I felt like Dr. Ralf Horlemann was, to be brutally honest, boring. The topic was “Challenges to EU Immigration and Integration after 9/11.” I definitely learned things that I had no knowledge of before, such as that Europe is still very status quo oriented. Dr. Horlemann stated that EU enlargement would not be affected by 9/11 or war. Also, he mentioned that the Common Foreign and Security

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