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Blog 3: Redemption in Les Misérables
Going into my reading, all I knew about Les Misérables was the blurb on the back – which promises a “spine-tingling chase” through the sewers of Paris! I chose to read the first chapter, called An Upright Man, (page 1-34) of the first section, called Fantine. The story begins in a small Alpine town where […] Continue reading
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RMST Weekly Blog 2: The Savage Detectives
They say not to judge a book by its cover – and in this case, that’s pretty easy: the cover doesn’t give away much! I do like the black on white and the disrupting lines, very arresting…anyway, on to the reading! I was interested in how the story started in a university setting – a […] Continue reading
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RMST 495 1 – Hello!
Hello everyone! My name is Annabelle, and I am a fourth-year French student. I was born in Vancouver, grew up speaking English, took French through high school, and started in FREN 301 at UBC four years ago. Being a French major is cool – I’ve gotten to try poutine downtown, analyse Québec culture through comics […] Continue reading
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