Article by Frank Cierpial Montclair State University is on Spring Break this week, so at the time when I would normally be in Advanced Spoken
I discovered recently through a friend of Chéri’s that there is a new and first-of-it’s-kind event happening in Paris : a baroque music festival. It
Recently I was let out of work early to go spend the rest of the day at the Saut Hermès! It was a glorious sunny
Guest post by Jenny Bailey Following on from Part I of monuments off the beaten path, I took a look at another attraction that is
Post by Jenny Bailey Whilst world-renowned landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre and the Arc de Triomphe are well worth visiting, discovering some
Post by Jenny Bailey When most people imagine 19th century Paris they usually picture artists in berets painting on easels, or bourgeois thinkers discussing the
Hier le 14 juillet, la France a fêté son indépendance de l’ancien régime. Mais certains ne savent pas si c’est pour fêter la prise de
Square Louis XVIII A pretty little square in the 8th, with a chapelle, where the remains of Louis the XVI and Marie Antoinette were lain
As long as I had been in Paris, the Tour Saint Jaques had been under scaffolding, and hidden by the screens that cover them. I
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