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Monthly Archives: November 2010
Palaces and Terrorist Warnings
Great title, right? I always try to make the titles a bit interesting but this one didn’t take much effort nor creativity on my part. The past few days have indeed been filled with some touristy adventures laced with Berlin’s … Continue reading
Posted in Jill Nguyen '10, Fulbright to Germany
Tagged Harry Potter, Potsdam, Terrorist Threat
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Wanderlust Hits Again
I immediately started planning for a long weekend in Bremen right after my 10-day Fall Break trip. I usually don’t like to cram trip after trip into my schedule but tickets are always cheaper when you buy them in advance. … Continue reading
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Tagged Bremen, Town Musicians of Bremen
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The Troubles in Northern Ireland
Before arriving in Ireland, I knew next to nothing about the territory of Northern Ireland or the complex and horrific period in history generally know as ‘The Troubles’ or ‘The Conflict’. Three of the classes I am taking here in … Continue reading
Posted in Kristin Parker '11, Ireland
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Sing with the Mayor!
Kind of. As a Fulbrighter in Kaohsiung, the Kaohsiung International Education Resource Center (Bureau of Education) foots half of my paycheck. So, sometimes we get an email from them asking us to participate in certain bureau events, but without really … Continue reading
Posted in Mark Maples '10, Fulbright to Taiwan
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Imperial Architecture
These past two weeks were full of incredible opportunities to visit important Romans sites, some of them being inaccessible to the general public. One of my favorite trips was to the Colosseum, or the Flavian Amphitheater, as it was called … Continue reading
Posted in Will Roundy '11, Rome
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Tales of an Orphaned Kitten in Chile
My life has been greatly affected by a small being during the last couple of weeks. No, it’s not a baby. In fact, it’s the most adorable little fur ball of a cat you’ll ever meet. I never thought I … Continue reading
Posted in Rose Thompson '11, Chile
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The Little Moments in Life
The title is very misleading because one would assume that I’ll be sharing heart-warming anecdotes that have occurred in the past two months. Alas, being a very superficial person, I’ll actually be sharing slice-of-life moments with you that have tickled … Continue reading
Posted in Jill Nguyen '10, Fulbright to Germany
Tagged Augustiner Beer, Daylight Savings Time, Halloween
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Back to the Grind
This last week, much to my delight, I returned to work! And, to my even greater delight, I started taking an even more active part in the lessons. On both Thursday and Friday, for each class, the teachers at my … Continue reading
Posted in Tristen Hall '10, French Government Teaching Assistantship
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Well I’d Never Been to Spain
One of the biggest pluses of being a language assistant in France is having a vacation-heavy French school schedule, allowing us ample time for adventuring. Right now, we’re at the tail-end of the Toussaint (All Saints) holiday, which is about … Continue reading
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