This past week has been one of contrasts, surprises and hard work. It started with the group trip to Calp…
Archives: October, 2010
Reed Hepburn ’12 – I don’t mind, I’ve realized, being a vegetable in a gumbo, as opposed to another spoonful of the broth in a thin soup. I may be a potato […]
Well, the past several weeks have been fairly epic (hence my prolonged absence from this blog). Here’s what it takes for Steve to loose touch with America.
Robert Cassady ’12 – It is amazing how quickly a foreign city can become your home. I have been in Rome now for over a month, and I feel quite at home. […]
Stevan Stankovich ’12 – England is incredible! I can hardly believe it; I have been studying abroad for almost 2 months and yet it feels like I got here yesterday. I live […]
Tim Markey ’12 – Orientation for students at the University of York has finally ended, and on Monday the academic adventure begins. Of course, I’ve already had quite an adventure getting here […]
Terence Sullivan ’12 – I live in a castle … My study abroad experience is, guaranteed, completely different than any other student’s. I am studying at Harlaxton College in Grantham, about ninety […]
Marc Parroquin ’12 – The most difficult thing about coming here is knowing that I will soon have to leave it behind. Buenos Aires has made me appreciate many things that I […]
Jake Peacock ’12 – Black pudding is definitely NOT pudding, at least in the conventional American sense of pre-packaged little cups which are sack-lunch diet staple. I learned that the hard way […]
