Interviews were conducted by Maggie in order to write this story.

This “letter” was written, using knowledge acquired in the class, to a former Catholic who claims to be “spiritual but not religious.”

The argument was formed after the reading of the text of Willa Cather’s Death Comes for the Archbishop.

The premise of this assignment was to research an American Catholic and transcribe an essay about their life and how they were able to harmoniously maintain their cultural and religious values.

Lei può parlare un po’ d’italiano. She can speak a little Italian.

This document consists of fabricated conversations between Maggie—a student of Italian—and an imaginary Italian friend.

This document consists of three reports involving physical descriptions of Maggie’s roommates, her own technology use, and her research conducted on Italian fashion.