Tag: romania

To highlight six countries and the way they celebrate Halloween, the Campus Activities Board hosted “Halloween Around The World” Tuesday in the Campus Center Ballroom.

Gabriela Capraroiu, associate professor of Spanish, discussed her current research translating Maria Teresa Leon’s travel memoir on communist Romania during her faculty lecture on Monday.

Gabriela Capraroiu, assistant professor of modern languages, addressed the linguistic boundaries present in the translation of Romanian literature written by exiled authors scattered throughout other countries.

America has been widely regarded as the ultimate land of freedom and opportunity almost since day one, but lately some cynics have been saying that the American Dream is becoming harder and harder to attain, especially for those from below-average socioeconomic backgrounds. Well, those naysayers obviously never met my neighbor Liviu.