The Comparative Literature Travel Section is a non-CLUJ affiliated publication run by current undergraduates in the Comparative Literature department, featuring non-academic essays on all aspects of life abroad. Please contact current Editor-in-Chief, Yeshe Salz, for any inquiries regarding the Travel Section.
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A Quiet Type of Pilgrimage by Alexis Wolf
In Moscow God Moves in Mysterious Ways by J.W.D. Lewin
Going to God by Emerson Richards
Baring All for Berlin by Lindsay Walter
[Body] Language by Maggie Palmer
Bordeaux Comic by Kelsey Westphal
Homeland by Indiana Seresin
How to Stay by Virginia Marshall
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