Language Table is an event taking place during International
Education Week. The event usually take place at the Campus Center Fireplace for
one hour. In that one hour, students around campus can learn six different
languages. These languages include Hmong, Vietnamese, French, Japanese, Thai,
and Spanish. Approximately in 10 minutes, students will learn one language,
then in the next 10 minute they will switch to a different group to learn
another language. It is a great event to enjoy and hang out to make a friend
and learn a new language. Come and join the Language Tables at the Campus
Center Fireplace!
Friday, November 21, 2014
Thursday, November 20, 2014
iFest
International Festival is something that takes place on
campus, either outside or in the Reynolds Room, once every school year. This is
a festival for anyone who wants to participate. Tables from all different
countries are set up in a room and people from those countries tell others
about their country. A few of the UAFS students performed dances and songs from
their countries. This festival lasts for about 3 hours. Also, the first 100
people to show up get a free t-shirt. I know how much college students love
t-shirts, and free stuff. This is a wonderful experience for other students to learn about different
countries and what people do that are from those countries. This was my first experience with iFest and I really enjoyed it.
Black Friday Shopping!
SHOPPING! Who doesn’t love shopping? Black Friday is a day
that everybody goes shopping for Christmas presents and things that are on
sale. Many people will stay awake all night shopping. Some people get mean and
crazy when someone else takes the thing that they want to buy. Some families
make it a tradition to go Black Friday shopping on Thanksgiving night. I went
Black Friday shopping for the first time last year with my International
buddies. It was so fun. I think that my International buddies really enjoyed it
too because it was also their first time going Black Friday shopping. If you’ve
never been, you should definitely go this year. :)
Friday, November 14, 2014
Thanksgiving Day
In a few more weeks, it will be Thanksgiving Day. During
Thanksgiving Day, many people gather together to eat delicious food together.
Food that are commonly served during Thanksgiving Day is pecan pies, pumpkin pie,
potatoes, stuffing, cranberry pie, vegetables, biscuits with gravy, and turkey
or ham. Thanksgiving is a national holiday for all American families that have
started ever since the Pilgrims have settle in the United States. It is known
to be a big feast where both the Native Americans and Pilgrims join together
for dinner. This holiday is usually a day where many families express how
thankful for the things that they have receive in their life. Join families
across the United States in this delightful holiday!
Friday, November 7, 2014
International Festival
International Festival is a great time to enjoy some food
from different parts of the world as well as entertainment. This is a great way
for international students to not only learn about the American culture, but
also the diversity of cultures in the United States. Many students will get to
see different kinds of clothing from around the world and learn about different
kinds of cultures and languages. This is usually a really fun event with over
500 attendees. There are more fun events to do and many more things to see. Do
not miss out on the International Festival.
Thursday, November 6, 2014
Be Stress Free :)
Don’t stress out. As the semester is coming to a close, many
students become overwhelmed with the amount of homework and tests they have to
do and study for. We need to take things slow and take it day by day. We do not
need to worry and stress out about things that are in the future. Procrastination
gets the best of us though, we wait until the last minute to do things and that
is not good either. We, as students, need to find a happy medium. We do not
need to be so worried about things in the future, but we also do not want to
put off things until the very last minute. So, do not stress. Study and do your
best. J
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