Saturday, I took a bus tour to Vaux-le-Vicomte and Fontainebleau with some friends from home who happened to be in Paris. Court ballets were performed at both châteaux, so it was both a fun and informative day. Vaux-le-Vicomte was built by Nicolas Fouquet, the surintendant of Finances, during the 17th century. He was also very […]
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Saturday, I took a bus tour to Vaux-le-Vicomte and Fontainebleau with some friends from home who happened to be in Paris. Court ballets were performed at both châteaux, so it was both a fun and informative day. Vaux-le-Vicomte was built by Nicolas Fouquet, the surintendant of Finances, during the 17th century. He was also very […]
I bought my plane ticket to Manila and have my itinerary set. Here it is: Leave home June 23rd, head to Honolulu, Hawaii to hang out for a few days on vacation (don’t worry, Charles Center, this is out of my own wallet!!), and then be on my way to the Philippines. I will arrive […]
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Friday I explored the Richelieu site of the library, which is just completely different from Mitterrand. It is located in the center of the city in a gorgeous building. It is the kind of building I would imagine if someone told me they were researching in France. Everything there is done by hand; you fill […]
I have retuned to this blog after an entire year of absence!! In this (second) introductory post I just wanted to re-accustom myself to posting and unveil the topic of my upcoming project to the anonymous masses on the internet. Even if my contributions to this blog stopped, my research really never did. In fact I’m hoping to […]
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I’m frustrated that so many of the real books are hors usage (basically out of order, they won’t take them out for you) or in the rare books section…The catalog doesn’t tell you until you request it and then it tells you that you can’t have the book. There are a lot of them on […]
WEll I am in New York City and getting ready to start researching. I think I am going to take this week to acquaint myself with the city and start my work next week. I believe I am going to start my studies at the libraries of the Museum of Modern Art and the Metropolitan Museum of […]
So it’s taken a couple weeks but I’ve finally gotten settled in to my groove at La Raza, and things are looking great. My only task for the summer is my survey project and its corresponding research (which are both … Continue reading →
So it’s taken a couple weeks but I’ve finally gotten settled in to my groove at La Raza, and things are looking great. My only task for the summer is my survey project and its corresponding research (which are both … Continue reading →
It is with great pleasure, excitement, and gratitude that I announce I am a Dintersmith Fellow, ’09-’10. I will be using this honor and scholarship to help me in my honors thesis endeavors this summer in Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina. I have made a page, Honors Thesis, accessible in the left side panel, that describes my […]