by Audry Oliveira Carnivale Economics is a subject that can be a little unexpected. One thing I used to ask myself before starting any reading for my economics classes was, what is the point? There is a good chance I won’t understand it anyway. I am going to be totally honest, reading economic theory is …
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by Kamila Kinyon This spring, we will be publishing a series of spotlight articles about multilingual students at DU. These articles are based on interviews that Kamila Kinyon conducted about students’ memories of becoming multilingual, their connection to their heritage language, and their experiences at DU. This project is funded by a 4D Infusion Grant …
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by Kamila Kinyon This spring, we will be publishing a series of spotlight articles about multilingual students at DU. These articles are based on interviews that Kamila Kinyon conducted about students’ memories of becoming multilingual, their connection to their heritage language, and their experiences at DU. This project is funded by a 4D Infusion Grant …
by Kamila Kinyon This spring, we will be publishing a series of spotlight articles about multilingual students at DU. These articles are based on interviews that Kamila Kinyon conducted about students’ memories of becoming multilingual, their connection to their heritage language, and their experiences at DU. This project is funded by a 4D Infusion Grant …
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by Kamila Kinyon This spring, we will be publishing a series of spotlight articles about multilingual students at DU. These articles are based on interviews that Kamila Kinyon conducted about students’ memories of becoming multilingual, their connection to their heritage language, and their experiences at DU. This project is funded by a 4D Infusion Grant …
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by Kamila Kinyon This spring, we will be publishing a series of spotlight articles about multilingual students at DU. These articles are based on interviews that Kamila Kinyon conducted about students’ memories of becoming multilingual, their connection to their heritage language, and their experiences at DU. This project is funded by a 4D Infusion Grant …
by Emily Gillette It’s Friday, April 21st at 1:04 p.m., and we are just sitting down on the fifth floor of the Lamont School of Music. In one of the practice rooms nearby, I can hear a French horn player practicing for their recital, and even further away someone is warming up their scales on …
by Isla Lader …please archive your stories and use another platform This is the second part of a project diary involving my work making a Choose Your Own Adventure! I recommend you read my previous post and artist statement on the nature of this project, its history, and what Castle Gormenghast is. There’s a wonderful …
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by: Isla Lader Map of Isla Lader’s Choose Your Own Adventure game, developed on the text-based storytelling software Twine. ‘Gormenghast? Like Goncharov?’ I have heard this joke four times now from my partner. One of the properties in the joke above is a real novel about fictional events, and the other is a non-existent film about …
By Jordan LeeOriginally published January 21, 2023 Ey Cuz! Howzit! Where you stay? You like go beach? Long time since da kine, we go talk story. Shoots, den. A hui ho! As you read the sentences above, I want you to take note of your reaction. Did you grimace? Did you scrunch your brow together, …