The film Children Without Childhood, which was shown in the University of Tennessee's library, shows how children in Uganda are regularly kidnapped in the night by soldiers of the Lord's Resistance Army. They are then trained as soldiers and sent out to fight against their own people. Some escape and some do not. Those who do escape try to live normal lives again, all the while seeking a reason for what they have returned.
Sheridan Davis anticipated the British to fit a specific mold when she arrived there. After adjusting to her new surroundings, she realizes that she was very wrong about the assumptions she previously made. Davis discovers and welcomes the interesting style of her roommates and friends.
Franck Tabouring shared his thoughts and opinions on politics, including the election, the candidates and the differences between Luxembourg's party system and the U.S. political system.
Savion Glover, accompanied by Marshall Davis Jr. and Maurice Chestnut, showcased impressive tap dancing skills along with fantastic choreography at Clarence Brown Theater on Thursday, Oct. 23. The show featured tap dancing inspired from genres from all over the world, but concentrated on Jazz and Caribbean influences.
The Colombian Culture Night, held at the International House on Wednesday, Oct. 15, was an event filled with a plethora of native food, music, history and dancing.
Sheridan Davis is studying in Wales, United Kingdom at Swansea University. Although she is enjoying her time, her boredom is getting the best of her.
Writer Andrea Hall’s time abroad has been an array of interesting experiences. Her latest conclusions about hostels in Europe will either help you inquire more about hostels or scare you into never wanting to visit one.
