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Category: History

Berlin Dreaming

by Annabel Liou Berlin feels like a dream now that I’ve been back at Northwestern for a month. Take any American street I’ve walked...
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The “frenchness” of the French

Throughout my first few weeks in France one thing that has stood out to me is the “frenchness” of the people. This may sound...
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Les Demoiselles d’Avignon

During my trip to Barcelona I stayed in the Gothic neighborhood (which I highly recommend) and went on a free walking tour offered by...
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Since I’ve been gone…from Mexico

Well it is now September and school is starting up. In my family September signifies more than the start of school – it is...
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Liebe Berlin

One time I wrote a blog post sitting alone in a crowded airport terminal, inwardly nervous about flying 8 hours across the world’s largest ocean (jk...
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#OPENSTELLENBOSCH… but is it actually closed?

On one of our museum trips, we watched a short documentary about the Soweto Uprising. We had the opportunity to watch real footage of...
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Feeling Otherness & Other Things

Long time, no blog! I want to apologize for not keeping up with this blog during my actual time on the program. If anything,...
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A Weekend in Weimar

A few weekends ago, the NU IPD program in Berlin took a trip to Weimar to celebrate the end of the first session of...
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Berlin a City of Giants

As an engineering student at Northwestern, it has been a while since I’ve had classes which required me to read primary sources and write...
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Let's go to the beach

Berlin has hit a monster heat wave these past few days, which wouldn’t be so bad but Europe doesn’t believe in AC like they...
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