Saroj on the Issues
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| Blog Name: | Saroj on the Issues |
| Url: | http://sospokesaroj.wordpress.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | politics, health, education |
| Description: | This is a blog devoted to discussing a wide range of issues and topics. While they are written from my perspective, they are intended to foster debate among people from differing backgrounds and viewpoints. I do hope you will visit! |
| Popularity: | 108 Followers |
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Mustaches etc.
After a particularly involved (and amusing) discussion with a few friends on whether mustaches are acceptable or not, I figured I’d devote a post to the subject. There was a particularly amusing moment I had at Cornell, where a few students had set up a sort of “mustache rally” in an effort to bring the mustache [...]
After a particularly involved (and amusing) discussion with a few friends on whether mustaches are acceptable or not, I figured I’d devote a post to the subject. There was a particularly amusing moment I had at Cornell, where a few students had set up a sort of “mustache rally” in an effort to bring the mustache [...]
A Question of Identity
This post comes courtesy of the lovely Wynsters, whose site http://mommylonglegs.blogspot.com/ covers a wide range of topics and issues. Check out her post, “Mr. Carter”: http://mommylonglegs.blogspot.com/2008/10/mr-carter.html
This post comes courtesy of the lovely Wynsters, whose site http://mommylonglegs.blogspot.com/ covers a wide range of topics and issues. Check out her post, “Mr. Carter”: http://mommylonglegs.blogspot.com/2008/10/mr-carter.html
Guest post time!
So here’s what I’m looking for: what does it mean to be born into one culture, but grow up in another? This is primarily with regard to either those whose parents were immigrants but were born abroad, or those who moved to another country from their mother country at an early age. Let’s [...]
So here’s what I’m looking for: what does it mean to be born into one culture, but grow up in another? This is primarily with regard to either those whose parents were immigrants but were born abroad, or those who moved to another country from their mother country at an early age. Let’s [...]
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