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Paradoxes of “Danskhed”
Paradoxes of “Danskhed” After spending a semester in Denmark, I can confidently say that I got the most cultural insight by living with a host family. While talking with and observing my host parents, host brothers, and host relatives, I … Continue reading
Posted in Featured Posts, Literature, Nonfiction
Tagged culture, Denmark, host family, travel writing
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So Many Questions
I picked up the habit of journaling in France. It started out as an FYS requirement, but soon turned into a way for me to process everything I was seeing and learning about. That sounds corny, I know, but … Continue reading
Posted in Featured Posts, Nonfiction
Tagged abroad, journaling, questions, travel writing, writing
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The Firs
I’ve always had an appreciation for unknown (obscure) bands, especially when I know people in them. When I went to college I deleted everyone on Facebook from my former life (aka everyone I knew in high school), but for some … Continue reading
Bluets
“Suppose I were to begin by saying that I had fallen in love with a color”– Maggie Nelson, Bluets The other day I was sitting in my Sensation & Perception class, when I started thinking about the color blue. … Continue reading
Winter is Coming
The cold in the North Country is different than anywhere I’ve ever experienced. It’s a chill that seeps through wool and skin, deeper through muscle and to ivory bones. I walked towards the car, the soft hum of The Shins beating … Continue reading
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Tagged cold, North Country, snow, winter
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Fall 2013 Artist Feature
The submissions are in, the selections have been made, and it is off to production and copy-editing for The Laurentian Magazine. In honor of the fantastic student work that will be published, we would like to feature one of the … Continue reading
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