Chelsea's Worldlit Chatter
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Carl Polley / Chinese Literature & Linguistics
Carl led the class in a look at he teachings of Confucius, Mencius and Zhaungzi. As a Fulbright scholar he studied in Taiwan and was first becoming a lawyer. As he proceeded in his major he realized that teaching was an honorable profession and now is set on a path to become a professor of Chinese philosophy or linguistics.
Choosing the right profession is an important decision in life. As you wake up and go off to work daily, you must be doing what you're passionate about.
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Pelagio from East Timor
Pelagio visits World Literature. A few facts. Pelagio wants to have his own Telecommunication company someday and next wants to attend a British university (Cambridge or Oxford). East Timor is the most recent democracy or independent country in the world. It was invaded by the Indonesian in recent times but remains independent. It is a mostly Catholic and traditional in many ways. The crocodile is very abundant in East Timor and is sacred to their people.
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Outsourced
We watched a video for the first time: Outsourced
Outsourcing jobs to India. May continue on Monday. Xiang coming and Pelagio also coming net week to visit World Literature.
Outsourcing jobs to India. May continue on Monday. Xiang coming and Pelagio also coming net week to visit World Literature.
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Indonesia: Emiyanti Tuesday/ April 5
Emiyanti the partner of Charis and Erin, visited World Literature today.
She taught us a song and gave us general infomation on Indonesia. We discovered that she was Muslim and had a beautiful personality and voice.
*a video was taken and will be edited and put on this blog.
She taught us a song and gave us general infomation on Indonesia. We discovered that she was Muslim and had a beautiful personality and voice.
*a video was taken and will be edited and put on this blog.
Haiku's for Japan
Here are the haiku's that we sent to Japan through Nicole's Japanese friends Facebook page:
http://worldlithaiku.blogspot.com/
http://worldlithaiku.blogspot.com/
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