A Slice of Pizza and a Linguistic Query

October 16, 2017October 16, 2017 ~ ShraddhaJoshi ~ 2 Comments

**Caution: This post is intended for linguistics nerds.** 😀 As we walked into the famous Atlanta pizzeria, “Antico Pizza”, a bright green sign on the door caught my eye. “APERTO”, the poster proclaimed, the Italian word bold on the solid background. It was our last day in Atlanta, and we were about to head home … Continue reading A Slice of Pizza and a Linguistic Query

Different Faiths through Different Lenses

October 1, 2017October 1, 2017 ~ ShraddhaJoshi ~ Leave a comment

These past months, after returning from Jordan, I have been avidly following a lot of the NSLI-Y year program blogs, especially of the students who are studying Hindi and spending the year in Indore, a city in Central India. Reading their experiences has really made me think, and I have realized that I am getting … Continue reading Different Faiths through Different Lenses

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Month: October 2017

A Slice of Pizza and a Linguistic Query

Different Faiths through Different Lenses