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Whitney: Missing Halloween
- 31 October //
- Posted in Current Students Abroad, Europe, Whitney in Germany //
- Tags : Berlin, Halloween, pumpkin, Study Abroad in Germany
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So before I left for Germany, I was really worried about missing out on certain holidays that aren’t really celebrated over here – namely Halloween – so I carved an amazing kitten-faced pumpkin before I left. Thankfully, I was lucky enough to have the chance to carve another pumpkin this weekend with Christian and his friend Simon. We just went with a basic jack-o-lantern face, but I was so happy to get another dose of Halloween spirit this weekend :) Happy Halloween everyone!
Read MoreMary: Diwali
- 31 October //
- Posted in Asia & Oceania, Current Students Abroad, Mary in India //
- Tags : Diwali, Halloween, International Development in India, Minnesota Studies in International Development
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Happy Halloween! It feels so strange to be in a country that doesn’t celebrate one of my favorite holidays. I can’t even convey how much I miss seeing carved pumpkins, scarecrows, weird fake spiderwebs with little plastic creatures strewn about them and strangely dressed kids roaming the streets at night! Although I did just get to celebrate the most important holiday of the year here in India, called Diwali. Hannah and I returned from out internship (more on that later) for a few days to spend the holidays with my [...]
Read MoreMeghan: Knock on wood
- 2 November //
- Posted in Current Students Abroad, Europe, Meghan in Italy //
- Tags : all souls day, BCSP, Bologna Consortial Studies Program, day of the dead, Halloween, Italian, italy, superstitions
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Today is All Souls Day, a holiday almost entirely overshadowed by Halloween and All Saint’s Day, that commemorates the dead. Being in a very Christian country, “The day of the Dead” is definitely not something to be taken lightly. My curiosity has gone into overdrive these last couple of days, and I was especially curious on how Halloween was celebrated in Italy. The idea of “Trick or Treating,” or as Italians like to call it “Dolcetto o Scherzetto” has just recently become popular, mainly in the bigger cities; and trying [...]
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