SIS Summer Abroad 2014: South Africa

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Return to Cape Town

As I near the halfway point of my 17-day graduate seminar in Cape Town, South Africa, I continue to reflect on what it means to return her...
PASSOP Internship

It's been a week since our incredible program ended, and while everyone has left Cape Town to begin a new adventure, I'm still here ...
Multilingual Rainbow

The Republic of South Africa has 11 official languages, the most in the world according to The Guinness Book of World Records : The countr...
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The Art of Forgiveness

As a newbie to the study abroad experience (first study abroad) I have had an amazing, and blessed time here in South Africa, Cape Town. I h...
Professor David

Our experience could have been very different if not for Professor David. Being originally from South Africa, he makes our experience worth...
Professor David
Townships

The townships are an ugly reminder of Apartheid - under Apartheid, racial groups were forced by law to do everything separate; from where o...
Cape of Good Hope

Today, we went to the Cape of Good Hope, and it was quite an adventure. We drove about two hours and then walked up this t...
Design & Cape Town

When you look around Cape Town, it is a colorful city. They may call it the "Rainbow Nation" for its diversity in language, and ra...

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