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The topic for the next issue was given to us by one of Willamette's anthropology professors, Professor Vandehey and gives us insight into the experiences of international at Willamette.
As international students, you have undoubtedly encountered and experienced many situations on campus that seem shocking, inexplicable, odd, or even funny. Take a moment to reflect on a time or place that initially seemed quite foreign to you. Describe the situation and reflect on your initial reaction to the cross-cultural experience. How did you initially understand what you were experiencing? Has your understanding changed over time as you have become increasingly enculturated at Willamette?
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By lzetzsch on Dec 4, 2015 in Mexico | Comments Off on A Mexican/American experience as an international student
By Kassandra Saltos
When I first decided to come to United States to be part of an exchange program, I did not think that I would have much culture shock since I believed I was well aware of American culture. When I started school here I was honestly really nervous about making friends, living with a roommate, and taking full English classes, but as my international orientation days began, I felt more confident about being here–I was really excited. Read the rest
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By Gesa Musiol
History is never objective. The act of recording events, in writing, audio, visual form, or film always presents a certain version thereof by choosing what to focus on, what to leave out, and which words to use. The knowledge of the fact that history is mostly written by the survivors, the winners, and the ones with the loudest voices is widely spread. Nevertheless, the way history is taught differs significantly from country to country as I experienced here at Willamette University. Read the rest
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By Lucía Baigorrí Haüen
It is quite common to say that much of non-Americans' knowledge of the United States is (mis)informed by mass media products, however that does not make it any less true. In my case, the entertainment industry has been a great source of education that has shaped much of my understanding of American life in general and the college experience in particular (J.J. Abram's Felicity being at the top of my reference list). It is for this reason that seeing dorms, dining halls, university apparel, and a dancing bearcat during my first days at Willamette did not take much getting used to. Read the rest
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By Emmanuelle Schopp
This year working as a language assistant for French at Willamette University is actually my first time on a campus outside of my country, France. This new experience is very interesting, enriching, surprising, and fun, but also at the same time sometimes rather "weird" and challenging because it is so different from what I am used to back home. I cannot say that there is one thing in particular that seemed shocking to me, but rather that there have been several little things that have appeared unfamiliar to me and even sometimes rather incomprehensible.
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As a Chicana I practice the Mexican culture but I have also been exposed to the United States' culture and have encountered several differences that have been a shock to me. These differences have been difficult to grasp because it can be said that I am living in two different worlds. Read the rest
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When I first arrived at Willamette University, one of the first buildings that I visited was the Putnam University Center and the Bistro inside of it. I still remember the way the Willamette students first described the Bistro upon my arrival: the Bistro is warm, comfortable, and instills a wide variety of relaxing emotions. Read the rest
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Before coming to Willamette, I was really excited to go back to the States since I had already lived abroad for a year and a half. Therefore, I thought I would be sort of prepared for most cultural differences. I was excited to come back, enjoy free refills, yummy brownies, and meet lots of welcoming people. Thank you Willamette for exceeding my expectations. 🙂 Read the rest
By lzetzsch on Dec 4, 2015 in Japan | Comments Off on Cross-Cultural Experience
By Shotaro Kumano
1. Opening the door for the next person:
People on this campus always pause to open the door for next person. In Japan, sometimes people do this, but not so kindly. I think one of the reasons for this is because Japan has automatic doors everywhere. So, we don't get the chance to open the door in general. Since experiencing this custom, I now open the door considerately even in Japan. Read the rest
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Thank you for checking out our first issue of the semester!
We realize that many very important and relevant issues around the world are being misrepresented or simply not publicized in the American news. In this issue, we gave our contributors an opportunity to find a news article from their nation that highlights one such issue and give us their perspective on the issue. We encourage all readers to comment on the articles with any feedback they may have, whether it be in the form of opinions or questions to the author. Hopefully this will help us make this a more interactive experience and keep us more educated on the happenings in the world around us!
This year we are also transitioning the WWN into a multimedia publication with video introductions to the articles and our first-ever paper companion issue coming to Willamette's campus soon!
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Lara, Rachel, and Brie
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By lzetzsch on Nov 3, 2015 in Mexico, US | Comments Off on Myth of the American Dream
By Guadalupe Torres
My name is Guadalupe Torres, I was born in California and I also recently graduated from Willamette University with two majors: Spanish and Latin American Studies. Even though I was born in the United States I am proud to say that my first language is Spanish and my cultural background is Mexican. Read the rest
By lzetzsch on Nov 3, 2015 in Argentina | Comments Off on Diana
By Lucía Baigorrí Haüen
Ten years ago, terms such as "femicide" and "gender violence" were not part of Argentine mainstream media and were definitely not featured in everyday discourse. Now, in a time when reality is pervasively mediated by virtual experiences on social media, channels for denouncement, protest, and discussion are open to practically everyone. On the one hand, this allows for the advancement of people's education on issues such as identity, gender equality, and the many facets of violence. Read the rest
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By Sofia El Otmani
After crossing half of the world to be in Willamette University, I have discovered that being the only Moroccan here is a unique and very interesting experience. Not only do I get to see the surprise and amazement of people when I describe how it is to be from Morocco, but I also get to share the image of my country through my own eyes' perception.
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As the article, "One year ago, 43 Mexican students were killed. Still, there are no answers for their families," points out, it has already been a year since 43 innocent students disappeared and neither the parents nor the entire concerned society has received any certain news about what happened to them. It has been kept as a very badly covered secret and rumor has it (but we most certainly know), that they were kidnapped and probably tortured, murdered, and/or disappeared by the government.
By lzetzsch on Nov 3, 2015 in France | Comments Off on The Calais "Jungle" Needs Help!
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I am Emmanuelle and I'm the French language assistant at Willamette this year. For my first contribution to the WWN, I would like to tell you a bit more about my country, France, and what is currently happening there. I have thus decided to talk about the refugees' terrible living conditions in the Calais "Jungle," in France, as well as the way the French government and several humanitarian organizations (NGOs) are dealing with it. Read the rest
By lzetzsch on Nov 3, 2015 in Germany | Comments Off on Können wir das schaffen?? Jo, wir schaffen das!
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Dear WWN readers,
My name is Anne Schwobe and I am working as the German Language Assistant at Willamette this year. I am happy to share some important news from my home country with you and I hope you enjoy reading it. For the first entry I chose a very current and important topic, the "refugee/migrant crisis." Read the rest
By lzetzsch on Nov 3, 2015 in Japan | Comments Off on The Wild and Wonderful World of Japanese Vending Machines
By Shotaro Kumano
In Japan, trend and culture have been changing quickly. Convenience machines, or vending machines have also been evolving. There are vending machines everywhere in Japan. As you can see in the article, "The Wild and Wonderful World of Japanese Vending Machines," vending machines are essential for people in Japan, and not just to buy a drink but also for people to be safe and stay happy. Their existence is very important and should be spread to the world! Read the rest
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One of my passions in life–after eating cereals all day long on Sundays–is watching trailers. They are, I think, the best part of the movies themselves. In no time, they have to convince you to jump off your sofa and run to the movie theater. I believe that the more plausible the feelings delivered, the more likely you are to watch the complete version. Read the rest
By lzetzsch on Apr 29, 2015 in US | Comments Off on Education Systems
In this issue, our contributors write about differences in the education systems in their nations.
Have a good read!
Lara, Hailee, and Jordan
The WWN Editorial Team
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By KGotchel on Apr 29, 2015 in Germany | Comments Off on The German Education System and the "Children's Garden"
What is there to know about the education system in Germany? A lot and it's also quite complicated.
The public school system in Germany is more extensive than in other countries and there are many fewer private and parochial schools. Some alternative educational models, such as Waldorf and Montessori, are also integrated and a valid choice for parents. Read the rest
By mtorres on Apr 29, 2015 in Argentina | Comments Off on The Educational System in Argentina: Differences, Similarities and the Challenges Ahead
The educational system in my home country is at times very different from the American system but there are still some similarities… In order to give you a general picture, I will include the briefing I found in the EducationUSA website which may be of great help. Read the rest


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She recommends looking your best for these pictures and to post three to five images, since men respond more favourably to a higher number of photos. Your primary photo should be a headshot where you're smiling and looking into the camera, and where you look relaxed and approachable. You should also include a full-length shot.
"If you don't post a full-length photo he will think you have something to hide," Spira says. "Men want to see the full package." The next shot should be an activity shot, maybe of you on vacation or doing an activity that you enjoy, to show off more of your personality.
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When you're on the hunt for a new job, you invest time in putting together a clean résumé that presents you well and searching for the perfect positions to apply for. And when you get a call back for an interview, you put your best foot forward whether it ultimately leads to a job or not. If it doesn't, you don't quit looking for a job, you stay on the hunt until you find one.
The same idea applies to dating online, says Spira. Don't let a bad experience discourage you or cause you to write off online dating as a whole. "Make the kind of effort that you put into your business résumé and consider your online profile your love life résumé," she says.
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3. Take the relationship from online to offline as soon as possible
Since there is only so much you can learn about a person digitally, it's important to talk on the phone with any potential dates to see if you have phone chemistry. "You go back and forth with emails, instant messages and texts, and at the end of the day you have yourself a digital pen pal," says Spira. "The point of online dating is that it's just a vehicle to get you to meet someone offline in real life." So if you're still chatting online but haven't gone on a date, it's best to move on. If he's not available to date you in real life, find someone who is, Spira says.
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When you do connect with someone and arrange to meet them in person, if it's not going well (whether there's no chemistry or you have nothing in common), be honest about it. Spira suggests saying something like: "I really enjoy talking to you, but I don't know if we have enough in common or if I feel a connection." Your date might be offended, but chances are he will appreciate your honesty. "Don't waste your time when you know in your heart of hearts that it's not going to be right," she says.
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Look at online dating as an opportunity to expand your social or business network -- it will help take off some of the pressure. The less pressure you put on the process, the more successful it will be. "Don't go on a date thinking about him being 'the one' -- do it to expand your network," advises Spira. Continue to set up other dates and to see who else is out there. "Don't get in the 'I'm in an instant relationship' mentality, because it will scare him," she says.
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Whether you're snapping photos of the rocky coast from the wrap around deck, searing a local catch on the new grill, or stargazing with friends, you have the makings of a wonderful vacation.
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Our vacation property is located in Cape Breton between the quaint fishing village of Cheticamp and the world renowned Margaree River Valley. Those who have stayed here aren't surprised that Travel and Leisure Magazine named Cape Breton the third best island to visit in the world, and the number one island to visit in the continental United States and Canada.
Alexander Graham Bell said it best, "I have travelled the globe. I have seen the Canadian and American Rockies, the Andes and the Alps and the highlands of Scotland, but for simple beauty, Cape Breton out-rivals them all."
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We stayed at the LeBlanc's home for five nights during our first (not to be last) visit to Cape Breton. The house is very clean, cozy and well equipped, and all of the information we needed to know about it, and some of the local restaurants and attractions, was waiting for us when we arrived. We particularly enjoyed the amazing view of the Gulf of St. Lawrence, and sunsets over it, from both the front porch and the "water-side" sitting area. The house's location on the island is excellent, with close and easy access to the National Park, Inverness Beach, and a number of lovely little towns. We did some beautiful hikes in the park, went whale watching (Captain Mark's Whale Watching was great!), and my husband and his friend golfed at Cabot Cliffs while I enjoyed Inverness Beach. A visit to Les Trois Pignons, as recommended by the LeBlanc's in their welcome package, is also very worthwhile and we enjoyed a relaxed and delicious dinner at the All Aboard Restaurant in Cheticamp. Lunch at The Dancing Goat is also a must if you have the time and opportunity! The entire island is lovely, and the drive through the park on the Cabot Trail is spectacular, however, after touring around, we felt that we were staying in THE best place and we wouldn't hesitate to return to the LeBlanc's :)
This beautiful home is the perfect place to spend a relaxing vacation. The scenery is magnificent, and the house itself is full of charm and personality. The owners have thought of everything! Paul is very pleasant to deal with, and the entire process was very easy. Look no further! This is the place. We hope to return. Thank you, Paul!
The LeBlanc's home is well equipped with everything needed for a visit to Cape Breton Island and exploring the Cabot Trail. My husband and I spent four days at the home for our honeymoon trip to Nova Scotia. We were welcomed with a gift basket and congratulatory flowers, and full instructions about the house and suggested places to sightsee, shop, and dine. The home is on a little bluff overlooking the water. We spent mornings having coffee by the water and in the evening shared a glass of wine and enjoyed the beautiful scenery. There is a fully-equipped kitchen, a small pellet fireplace, an outdoor firepit and grill, and outdoor seating for at least 5-7 people, comfortably. The 3 bedrooms could easily have 2 people each. The home is also very close (15 min.) to Cheticamp (dining, shopping, whale watching, and entrance to Cape Breton National Park) heading north and Margaree (15 min) to the south. We would stay here again in a heartbeat, and plan to when we return to Cape Breton Island someday! Thanks so much to the LeBlancs for making our trip so comfortable.
We absolutely loved the location of this home. The views are fantastic. So relaxing to sit and watch the sunset each evening.
While making our reservation I happened to mention in passing that it was a special trip for our anniversary. We were surprised by, and truly appreciated, the thoughtfulness of the owner in leaving a beautiful bouquet of flowers and anniversary wishes to welcome us.
We chose to experience the local cuisine by eating at the various restaurants in the area so we did not actually cook in the home but the kitchen seemed to be well equipped with everything needed to be able to make your own meals with ease, for both indoor cooking or outdoor barbecuing.
The area is quiet but not isolated. The home is exactly as pictured in the photos. It is clean and well maintained.
It's a very good location if you're planning on doing the Cabot trail or day trips around Cape Breton. Grocery stores and restaurants are just a short 10-15 min drive away in Cheticamp. We highly recommend the Harbour and All Aboard restaurants.
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If you're looking for a cottage with a "Cape Breton feel" and love sunsets this is the place to stay.
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as you wish(Interjection)
Formal way of agreeing to something that you do not really agree with.
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Epitafios: The Complete First Season DVD
A teacher took as hostage 4 students so the school authorities would listen to his demands. Due to an accident, the 4 students died that night. 5 years later, the corpse of that teacher is found, along with 2 graves that bears the names of 3 people who were directly involved with the incident that night; focusing particulary on Laura Santini (a psychologist) and Renzo Marquez (a policeman that retired after the incident and now works as a taxi driver). Following the clues left in the crime scene, soon they realize that the person behind it has been planning a series of murders for the last 5 years, and that he intends to kill everyone who was involved with the school incident; leaving Laura and Renzo for the end.
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The Garden Key Light, also known as the Tortugas Harbor Light, is located at Fort Jefferson, on Garden Key in the Dry Tortugas, Florida. The first lighthouse, started in 1824 and first lit in 1826, was a brick conical tower. The lighthouse and its outbuildings were the only structures on Garden Key until construction started on Fort Jefferson in 1846. Construction continued until 1861, but was never completed.
In 1858 the Dry Tortugas lighthouse was built on a nearby island, and the first order Fresnel lens was moved there from the Garden Key lighthouse. The Garden Key lighthouse received a fourth order Fresnel lens, and became the harbor light for Fort Jefferson. In 1877 the brick tower was razed and replaced with a boilerplate iron tower on top of a stairwell in the fort (from Wikipedia - The Free Encyclopedia).


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