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Author Archives: Howard Hewitt
MacDougal ’14 Enjoys English People, Soccer
Ian MacDougal ’14 – What comes to mind when someone says St. Andrews? The Old Course and R&A or the place where William met Kate. To me, St. Andrews represents a home away from home. I have been in Scotland … Continue reading
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Cook ’14: Immersed in Chinese Culture, Language
Ben Cook ’14 – Few people in Xi’an, China speak much English. I found that even though Chinese students study English throughout school, their English studies focus more on reading and writing English than on speaking English. With the exception … Continue reading
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Bennett ’14: Experience Intricacies of Rome
Sam Bennett ’14 – The 35 of us visited Ostia last Tuesday, an ancient port-city located where the Mediterranean Sea and the River Tiber are joined. Field trips like this one take place on most Tuesdays and Thursdays, and, in … Continue reading
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Kia Ora from New Zealand!
John Decker ’14 – I have been living in Auckland, New Zealand for about two months now, and my time here has gone by quickly. Classes didn’t begin here until March 5, so I’ve only just gotten back into the … Continue reading
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Turnbeaugh ’14: Oxford Best for Studying Creative Writing
Chet Turnbeaugh ’14 – There are few better places in the world to study Creative Writing and Analytic Philosophy than the University of Oxford. Simply strolling down the High Street is enough to fill one with a renewed sense of … Continue reading
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Preparing for Final Exams in Switzerland
Keaton E. Becher ’13 – Well that time of the semester that all students just love (*note lots of sarcasm) has arrived here in Fribourg. Yes, I am referring to the time that requires long nights, lots of coffee, and … Continue reading
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Becher ’13: The Rigors of Bi(Tri)lingualism
Keaton Becher ’13 – (Fribourg, Switzerland) – I’m really not even sure where I should begin. I have been here in Europe for my off-campus study since December 30th. After spending New Year’s Eve with previous Wabash Language Assistant, … Continue reading
Posted in Spring 2012
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