Inside, there was no one. The walls were full of splendid paintings, all representing a young girl . . . Around the feet of the chair sparkled the broken, pulverized fragments of the hourglass. And the room began to slowly sink away under the sand. There's a completely new era.
People think differently, act differently, relate with the West really differently.
I'm very interested to see where writing in that area will go. Tod Hartman graduated in May 2000 with a B.A. in comparative literature and honors in history from the College of the Liberal Arts and the Schreyer Honors College. He was student marshall for the College of the Liberal Arts commencement. Hartman's work with Roma in Romania was funded by the College of the Liberal Arts and the Office of Undergraduate Education. Writer Liz Gallagher received a B.A. in English in May 2000.