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Monthly Archives: September 2010
Hepburn Learning to Dispel Stereotypes
Reed Hepburn ’12 – Stereotypes are wonderful things. Yes, I realize that this sounds like exactly the kind of perspective that studying abroad is supposed to dismantle. But if you don’t believe me, try this: dismiss as myth every popular … Continue reading
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Fourth week in Spain…
A series of adventures in Toledo and Barcelona. Featuring Michael Opieczonek ’09. Continue reading
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My Typical Day in Spain
At precisely 9:00 in the morning, my cell phone blares some digitized jingle while vibrating furiously. The window is open but the shades are drawn—allowing just enough of the cool morning air in while blocking out some of the light … Continue reading
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First week in a Spanish paradise
The similarities between “extranjero” (foreigner) and “extraño” (strange) are becoming increasingly obvious. I am in a different world. Continue reading
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