My experiences, opinions, and classwork during my London and Rome study abroad. My Packing and Tip List. Like the sleek lines in the entrance, you are expected to follow a strict set of rules. Being loud, a no no. 8212;- Like this one.

An exploration of note-taking in Harvard University Collections. An Exploration of Note-Taking in Harvard University Collections. The former emphasizes something done to a text, the latter a more freestanding kind of writing; the former shades into commentary or metadata or marginalia, the latter into transcription of oral delivery. A few possible routes through the exhibit have been collected under Itineraries. You can see all of the items at once. A Center for Hellenic Studies.

I was at home in this brand new place I spent only a handful of weeks in. This gets me thinking about why that is. Why would I, a person who had never before been outside her home country, feel connected, comforted, at home, in a place she had never been? What I found most inv.

I think that what hit me most from an English literary work regarding Rome was the quote in A Room with a View. A true Florentine smell! Every city, let me teach you, has its own smell. Is it a very nice smell? Said Lucy, who has inherited from her mother a distaste to dirt. Feeling big while being small; Wanderlust. You come, you become.