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Shifting Research//Shifting Expectations

September 18, 2015 By Alice Reichert

Shifting Research//Shifting Expectations

  Deciding on a research topic before arriving in India was a task that I anticipated struggling with. Plenty of ideas came to mind, but knowing which one would work best, which would be plausible or interesting, was difficult to determine. Regardless, I had to come up with a solid idea before embarking on the […]

Filed Under: India Fall 2015

History as Memory: The Qutb and Bakhtiyar Kaki’s Shrine

September 18, 2015 By Caroline Gray

History as Memory: The Qutb and Bakhtiyar Kaki’s Shrine

I was struck by the Hindu and Jain columns at the Qutb Minar. How rare and odd it must be for some people to enter into a space or mosque and see symbols and icons of an opposing or separate religion. What kind of historical narrative does it tell? Is this a symbol of Islam’s conquest over […]

Filed Under: India Fall 2015

The History of India- John Mcleod

September 18, 2015 By Ursula Arhart

Ancient Indian History – One aspect of ancient Indian history that struck me as important in this reading is how deeply rooted farming and trade has been in Indian history from the beginning. The Harrappans and Mauryas were especially known for their crops and the trade that developed with the communities surrounding then. The “quest […]

Filed Under: India Fall 2015

Summer Reading

September 7, 2015 By Hannah Luzadder

Hannah Luzadder Summer Reading Assignment India, Fall 2015 Bruce Podobnik There are many aspects of ancient India that have continuing relevance in India today. One important aspect to understand is the evolution of religion and the development of the caste system. There are a mixture of religions that developed in and were brought to ancient […]

Filed Under: India Fall 2015

The History of India by John McLeod~~Response

August 29, 2015 By Chiara Spayd

1. Relations between ancient Indian history and contemporary India Continuing to be a significant determiner in the socioeconomic conditions of modern Indians, the caste system lies in the foundation of ancient Indian culture and religious belief. Mcleod asserts that the caste system arose out of the merging of the Aryan vernas and jatis. In Aryan […]

Filed Under: India Fall 2015

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Another day in paradise. Today marked our third day on Lady Elliot Island, and it’s easy to see that we’re all getting used to this. Waking up early isn’t a challenge with the bright sun and the cacophony of seabirds, but for once no one is upset, as our first activity is a quick snorkel […]

Journey to the top of Queensland – 5/4/18

Journey to the top of Queensland – 5/4/18

Today marked our last day at Carnarvon, with our next stop to be the Great Barrier Reef. Although we’ve stayed at Carnarvon Gorge longer than expected due to the cyclone off the eastern coast, it allowed us to explore even more of the beautiful park. We were woken again by the sounds of Laughing Kookaburras, […]

Great Times at Great Kepple

Great Times at Great Kepple

April 7, 2018 Our first full day on Great Kepple Island! We spent the morning in lecture learning about coral, coral reefs (there’s a difference!), conservation and the general weather trends that can dictate the biogeography of the ocean. While some had come into this program with invertebrate knowledge from classes at Lewis and Clark, […]

Planes, trains, automobiles and the amazing reef!

Planes, trains, automobiles and the amazing reef!

On April 10th I woke up to the sound of the train wheels clacking. It was 5:30 in the morning. I was so tired but also so thrilled to be traveling to a new destination. Soon after we woke from the comfy and unique accommodation of the train, we all gathered our belongings and hopped […]

Under the Milky Way Tonight

Under the Milky Way Tonight

  On April 3, 2018 we stayed at the Takarakka bush resort in Carnarvon Gorge. One of the many highlights of Carnarvon George is the sky. Specifically, the entire Milky Way. Which, as our tutor brought up, used to be a sight that everyone could see. It is because of our cities light pollution that […]

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