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Pancakes, Castles & Cathedrals

Posted on March 10, 2011

Hello Badgers! I hope this post finds all of you well and preparing for a safe and restful Spring Break! Lately, my time at Warwick has been largely dominated by essays as Term Two draws …

Posted in Academic Year 2010-2011, Amanda Detry, England, Europe, Returned Student

Spring Break in Italy

Posted on March 8, 2011

I just arrived back to London from spring break in Italy.  The first thing that struck me was the weather.  When I picture Italy, I always think of it as sunny and warm even if …

Posted in Christoper Epping, England, Europe, Returned Student, Spring 2011

angsty teens.

Posted on March 8, 2011

While I had a hard time comprehending the subjectivity and ever-changing interpretation of WWII last week, I was exposed to a familiar and rather relieving consistency that appears to cross cultures this week. One thing …

Posted in Czech Republic, Europe, Maarja Anderson, Returned Student, Spring 20112 Comments

incomprehensible.

Posted on March 3, 2011

As I round off my first month of classes here in Praha, I’m beginning to see how truly subjective and ever-changing history is. I suppose I should have expected to learn about an absolute different …

Posted in Czech Republic, Europe, Maarja Anderson, Returned Student, Spring 20111 Comment

New Zealand blog 2

Posted on March 3, 2011

It’s not often that New Zealand makes widespread world news. However, this relative lack of worldwide attention changed last Tuesday, February 22nd when Christchurch experienced a 6.5 earthquake that managed to greatly affect the entire …

Posted in Lauren Bade, New Zealand, Oceania, Returned Student, Spring 2011

WHEW!

Posted on March 1, 2011

The often-pondered phenomenon of why time seems to move at double the normal speed at certain points in life has me lost in thought these days. How long have I been in Morocco exactly? Two …

Posted in Africa, Kadie Ray, Morocco, Returned Student, Spring 2011

Please, sir, I want some more.

Posted on February 24, 2011

Little Oliver Twist does a nice job of summing up my feelings after my fabulous weekend trip to London. But seriously govnuh, may I have some more? I declare my second weekend adventure a success- …

Posted in Czech Republic, Europe, Maarja Anderson, Returned Student, Spring 2011

That’s when I became a refugee

Posted on February 23, 2011

Reasoning with demons by the way, I was sitting in seat 28C crying silently (had the clouds of tear gas followed me into this airspace?) And I thought maybe it would be better to live …

Posted in Egypt, Fall 2010, Katrina Gray, Middle East, Returned Student1 Comment

Wales and More London Culture

Posted on February 23, 2011

This past weekend, we took a two hour train ride to Cardiff, the capital of Wales.  A strange aspect of the UK is the diversity in dialect and language in such a small geographical region …

Posted in Christoper Epping, England, Europe, Returned Student, Spring 2011

Hello there!

Posted on February 22, 2011

Why yes, I am currently sitting at my computer wearing all of the clothing I brought with me, jealously imagining the warm weather you have been experiencing in Wisconsin lately. After about a week of …

Posted in Elizabeth Godec, Europe, Returned Student, Spring 2011, Sweden
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