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Ryan Mace

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watercolorWEDNESDAY XV

Kirsten Stabler

Hello from Copenhagen! Its time I painted something from Copenhagen again.  Here is a snapshot I took while walking to class from Skindergale looking toward’s one of Copenhagen landmarks, the Round Tower. And now for your history lesson of the day…Christian IV built the Round Tower (Rundetaarn) in Central Copenhagen from 1637 to 1642.  The tower [...] Continue reading

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Nationalmuseet – The National Museum of Denmark -Ryan

Ryan Mace

Nationalmuseet – The National Museum of Denmark
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Pan’s Labyrinth

Rebecca Shaheen

Today’s “field study” was watching a movie for my European Story Telling class. We watched Pan’s Labyrinth and then discussed it through the different lenses we’ve used to analyze myths and fairy tales.
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Pan’s Labyrinth

Rebecca Shaheen

Today’s “field study” was watching a movie for my European Story Telling class. We watched Pan’s Labyrinth and then discussed it through the different lenses we’ve used to analyze myths and fairy tales.
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Field Study: Lynettens and Middelgrunden Wind Park

Ryan Wallace

Today was windy, so it is only fitting that my Renewable Energy Systems course had a field study to get a better understanding of wind energy in Denmark.
We first met up in Copenhagen, at DIS, where we had a lecture by Hans Soerensen.
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Just listen to that wind.

Ryan Wallace

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Just listen to that wind.

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Pan

Rebecca Shaheen
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Buddy Network

Susannah Butters

Last night, I went to the second meeting of my buddy network. The buddy network is a group organized by DIS that is made up of young Danes living in Copenhagen and DIS students. DIS gives the group a budget and the group leader organizes events through… Continue reading

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Black Diamond and Bellflower

Rebecca Shaheen

Today I accidentally slept through my first class…..I feel bad about missing it, but I won’t lie, sleeping in felt fabulous. It meant that I could lie in bed and dawdle and have the leisurely morning that I love but rarely get. I did end up makin… Continue reading

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A Very Danish Valentine’s Day

Hannah Turner

I thought I would prolong the Valentine’s cheer and save my Valentine’s Day post for exactly one week after the real day in order to fully appreciate the holiday of love and what it truly means. Ok ok, that may not be entirely true. It may also hav… Continue reading

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I was wondering what your major was and what you plan on doing after college. :)

Treesa Leung

I am a Communications Studies major at Northwesterrn University.  Oh gosh, I don’t really know yet … but I am hoping to intern at an advertising agency this summer.  Crossing my fingers.  Everyone, do feel free to ask me anything! :)   I think i… Continue reading

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Back from Langeland!  I went with my host family and spent the weekend at their lovely summer…

Treesa Leung

Back from Langeland!  I went with my host family and spent the weekend at their lovely summer house.  I was a bit sick and the weather wasn’t very good, but it was still so nice to get to spend some quality time with them.  And for the record, … Continue reading

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My Bike:  Probably the best purchase I have made since I got to…

Morgan Granger

My Bike: 
Probably the best purchase I have made since I got to Copenhagen.  This is a picture of me and two of my roommates, Mark (left) and Tyler (right) riding our bikes out one night.  Bike riding is so common here- everyone does it.  Bikers ha… Continue reading

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Mershed Perderders

Lauren Yang

After about 18 straight hours in the studio, my studio mates and I agree that this is funniest thing… Continue reading

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snowy beaches

Emily Wilkes

This weekend, my awesome host family invited me on journey down to the island of Falster to spend the weekend at their summer home. I’m using the word “summer”quite loosely in this context; while it has actually been warming up in Copenhagen (yeaahh fo… Continue reading

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A Little Positivity

Rebecca Shaheen

My host-parents brought me back some chocolate from Dubai. Chocolate covered dates with almonds, to be exact. They are so good. I can’t stop eating them. I just hid them in my closet in hopes that I’ll forget about them…
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short study tour

Kate Wofford

February 9th – 11th my core class, European Memory and Identity, went on a short trip together to the Danish-German border region. We went to a small city in Germany called Lubeck, then proceeded to Hamburg, and ended our trip in a small southern Danis… Continue reading

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Fastelavn

Susannah Butters

This weekend was Fastelavn in Denmark! Fastelavn was described to me by my host parents as being similar to Halloween in the United States. Children dress up in costumes and go door to door asking for money or treats. Many neighborhoods host Fastelavn … Continue reading

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Café Scandi

Ryan Mace

Sitting at the corner of Gammeltrov square right next to DIS, Café Scandi looks like a tourist trap. But, my friend and I decided to check it out in between classes for tea and brunch. We made ourselves comfortable on the couches in the back and ord… Continue reading

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