To date, these descriptions come:
A> Senegalese immigrant, illegal, preacher Muslim
B> Erasmus student nerlinese, homosexual
N> Erasmus Student Anglo-German vegetarian
O> 24 year old student from Milan [WARNING, read below]
P> Boy Bologna, future architecture student
Q> 31 year old Australian
R> Girls Brescia 20 year old, interested in oriental culture
S> Ursuline Sisters, elderly
The first observation is that only 8 out of 18 teams responded to a request three days ago - so obviously others have not opened the blog in recent days.
Some notes on the individual groups (always good for others ...)
S> I feel all right, the subject is very interesting - I only have some doubt that the proximity to the convent is a relevant parameter.
N> this is clear and functioning, the idea of \u200b\u200bfinding a apersona having little information is very interesting to me if you can "dramatize" a little 'out of the story may very useful. We'll talk tomorrow.
Q> ok, although the fact that the boy has special interests is somewhat strange - but perhaps it is the apparent banality of the things that you can make him do the real interesting observation
P> ok, it seems features
B > also seems to be working with a small note: the fact that she is gay will not be self-evident, and sexual orientation will influence people's behavior only in cases where it will be manifested deliberate. Tenetene account in making the remark and draw your own conclusions, at the same time be careful not overplayed his hand on the characterization of homosexuality during the observation
A> we have already spoken, but extremely interesting subject. The observation leoncavallo or perhaps suffer a similar bias in positive tenetene account
O> curious choice of Milan. Let's talk about tomorrow, because I fear that the subject and his / her profile tend to take on a difficult road, watching a person who looks for his own hypothetical research is a bit 'a cat chasing its tail.
R> I do not think that the fact that the girl is interested in oriental culture change in particular the reactions of people (compared to Eastern cultures there is no particular bias in neither positive nor negative, I think)
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