Enjoy culture: a self-indulgent post
When your host in Chapel Hill is a PhD student in Italian Literature, it should not come as a surprise if he invites you to attend one of the many lectures that the University of North Carolina has to offer. My chance came today: I had the pleasure of hearing Prof. Jeffrey Schnapp of Stanford [...]
Pictures of North Carolina
Here’s a little, easy game: let’s see if you can relate some of the pictures to some of the latest posts.
All photos by Nàrcisz Fejes (tha-anks!)
Marathon
The two girls dance frantically in the space in front of the stage: they move around the floor, a few times almost hitting the waitresses passing by with plates and glasses. They laugh as they spin round and round, they lean against the loudspeakers – at one point they even lay their heads directly onto [...]
We’re on
Hope for the late bloomers
You might remember me mentioning a locomotive in a recent post: it lay still with its carts on a track for a few days, its engine on, humming. Passing by it on my daily walk to town, I started wondering whether this freight train would ever move – and why on earth its locomotive was [...]
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