The second period is underway here in Wageningen. For me, that means two new classes: 1) History of Food Production and 2) Gender and Diversity in Consumer Culture. These two classes are very communication-heavy, with …
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Weekend Avonturen
It has been a VERY busy semester so far – I know that my time over here is flying by and I am quickly realizing that I don’t have enough days to do everything that …
Dancing in Hanbok, a weekend in Suncheon and more hiking!
여러분 안영하새요! Hello everyone! Fall is in full swing here in Korea and the leaves are rapidly changing color. I’m doing my best to get out and enjoy the last of the warm sunny afternoons …
Fun (and Educational) Excursions
and Educational) Excursions: Alright, I have to admit that my favorite part of classes so far this fall has been the various field trips that we have been on! Do I sound like a first …
Sports events in Seoul
여러분 안영하세요! Hello again everyone! This past weekend I had the opportunity to experience some unique Korean sports events. Normally, as I’m not a particularly athletic or sporty person, I’m not very interested in going …
The Routine / The Escape
I am writing this to further procrastinate my studies. The second week of classes at the University of Bologna is finished and by now I have gotten used to the routine of waking up, making …
Van Gogh & More – Amsterdam
A ~52 minute train ride is the only thing that separates me from the city filled with an overabundance of canals, bicycles, and museums. Yeah, you’ve guessed it, Amsterdam! The first time that I was …
Exploring Korea: Markets, Mountains and the Sea
여러분 안영하세요! Hello again everyone, The more time I spend in Korea the more I realize how precious my time here is. Hardly a day goes by when I’m not trying to explore and experience …
L’americano
It was almost midnight but Via del Pratello was crowded with people, flowing out of the sitting areas of the bars and into the narrow street that during this time of night unofficially becomes a …
Klassen at Wageningen
Ok so classes over here at Wageningen University are completely different from what I was used to back at UW-Madison (duh, Bethany, of course). It threw me for a loop at first, but I think …