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My daily routine ...

Do While True Try

6:20 ... the alarm clock rings ... you turn around to make it and waiting for the next wake-up call ...

6:30 ... the same game at 6.20 ...

6:40 ... the same as playing at 6:30 ...

6:45 ... is slowly stood up, and geqäult under the shower

7:00 ... leaves the house and goes to his car.

7:05 ... arrived at the car one looks forward about it that you are the only one not without scratching your car needs, but am glad that I simply must take my sleeves:)

7:06 ... get going in the Work
7:20 ... arrived at the house of my work colleagues, can enter and Hokage

7:30 ... at the work, yeha lets go!

12:00 ... break ...

12:45 ... and Hokage

16:30 finish ... sell ... from home ...

16:40 colleague home and go home ... 16:50

arrived home, now raises the question: "Fridge noch voll?","Was zu trinken vorhanden","PC?"...meistens fällt die Wahl auf Nr. 3.

23.30....Bett time....

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2.  Catch ex As Exception
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3.  End Try
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Living in America

Before Singleton Building (International Office)

Hello and greetings to all in the home. I hereby So once again, after a somewhat lengthy pause. I sign up so late has to do not so much so that nothing is going on, but rather so that there is too much going on. Meanwhile, I've settled in great and already a lot of new people met. I can each also plays with the idea to go abroad and she is still unsure of advice: DO IT.
But now talk back to my first days in Conway. The first week here I mainly spent my apartment to set up and create something livable. The basic things like a bed, desk, wardrobe and chair were in place. Around the shower curtain, a duvet, pillows, garbage cans, etc. I had to take care of themselves, however. As you can imagine, the first night here was therefore somewhat puritanical. Except for my bed sheets, I had to cover up is nothing to me. provided, including air conditioning, which my Room Mates to 10 degrees had felt, I was then quite quickly rather cold. The next day we made a shopping trip with all the internationals at Walmart, which our supervisor had organized Stephanie. However, as we only had limited time available, I initially restricted to the most necessary. I was then in the next few days another 3 to 4 times to set up fully a guest at the Walmart around me. The rest I have taken my Roommates, which have increased not just to sales in Walmart. Moreover, in the first week were also some organizational matters. We made a tour of the campus and get our schedules and the student ID and there was still some forms to fill. Once there we were equipped with everything you need here as a student so could start the lectures.

Part of the CCU Campus

The way to study here in the U.S. differs very much from his studies in Germany. I would say it is possible to study here rather be compared to school with us. The process is strictly regulated. I have no lecture in the presence of non-controlled. You may not, during the semester up to 2 times absent without excuse. The final score here is made up of many individual grades. It is here that is not on it, it's that there is an exam at the end of the semester, but over many different partial performances. Some teachers even rate oral participation. The courses here are also smaller than in Germany. The largest Course I'm here consists of about 30 students. From her material to make about the same what you do in Germany. The claim can also be compared with Germany. The difference is to check in style. I write many small tests in which I have sometimes even 2 tests. The tests will be posted online and often consist of multiple choice questions. In some courses, I have project work which also incorporated into the final grade. Added exams are on average 3 per course I have. And here you write at the end of a Final Exam. I find the system a total score of multiple services to build better, than be rated on an exam at the end of the semester. That takes the pressure a bit, since one can compensate for this poorer performance with no problems. I'm taking here at the CCU 4 courses. Cost Accounting, Consumer Market Analysis, International Business and Management Information Systems. I would also advise everyone who also wants to study a semester here, to show no more than 5 courses. I am with my 4 courses already involved quite well. At 5 courses, it is already difficult to focus on all the same. As I write every week said tests have presentations, must do homework, etc. That makes me study but a blast and if I had not homesick from time to time but I would maybe even stay longer than 1 semester.

building where I feel my lectures

Life next to the university here is sometimes like a holiday. This is of course not least because of the great weather I had up here now. Since then I've been here about 2 weeks we had bad weather with rain. The rest of the time it was very warm, sometimes too warm. Currently we have 20 to 26 degrees and blue skies. And it is October. So if I do not like to learn or to prepare for a lecture, I spend most of my time at the pool. Yes, here we have a pool which is one of our apartments. The university is very much in the middle between Conway and Myrtle Beach. On the beach in Myrtle Beach is around by car 20 minutes. On the beach I was not as often as it added a bit tricky without a car is. Myrtle Beach reminds me a little of Mallorca. The beach is really great and in high season here, definitely the quilted bear. Myrtle Beach offers everything you need in addition to the University of Sun You can go celebrate, there are plenty of restaurants and bars and a large mall for shopping and there are also smaller outlets. What I really miss here is my own car. The UP (University Place), where I live, is not located directly on campus, but about 1 mile from campus. There is a free shuttle service to the campus to which one can not as one hundred percent comfortable. My Roommate Steve gave me his fortunately Fahrrad angeboten. Ich kann es immer benutzen wenn ich möchte und fahre auch öfters damit zur Uni. Somit bin ich wenigstens etwas selbständig und muss mich nicht immer auf andere verlassen. Wenn ich aber zum Beispiel zum Walmart möchte oder nach Myrtle Beach bin ich auf meine Kollegen mit dem Auto angewiesen oder muss mit dem Taxi oder Bus fahren. Ich habe mich allerdings sehr gut dran gewöhnt ohne Auto klar zu kommen. Meine Roommates machen es mir auch sehr leicht, da sie mich meistens fahren wenn ich irgendwo hin muss.

Beerpong bei uns im Appartement

Ich muss wirklich sagen die meistens Amerikaner sind sehr offen und hilfsbereit. Daher fällt it a not too difficult to get in touch with people. In particular, as an exchange student you will often raised, as the accent stands out after all. In general, life here is just as one imagines the student life in the United States. On campus, many run around with their shirts or bags CCU. I have now pretty much everything you can imagine. Of flip flops on CCU shirts to a backpack, I'm fully equipped.

the pool

So the time had come first to me until this week and as always greetings to all in the home from South Carolina from the CCU,

Malte

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oscillates between privilege and racism

It is Saturday morning, 9 clock. I walk on the Zeil in Frankfurt. In the right hand I hold a Starbucks coffee, the left hand swings back and forth quickly, I run tight. On the way to the Main river I stand before the Romans stand and look a bride and groom at. Suddenly I see a black man who comes to meet me in 200 meters distance and I yell over the entire Roman court: "Black Man" The attention is no longer the fresh marriage, but the blacks. Other people, including the bride and groom agree with a "black man". I feel like it is the Black unpleasant to get as much attention, but I do not care. Cautiously I approach him. I have to touch it. His skin is determined differently. I spilled a drink from my coffee, but it was worth it. It's not a color, it really is black. Once again, I'll call him "Black Man" behind and now he is bent around the corner.

Such a history can be thought of not in Germany. Finally, this is racist! In Ghana, I

with "Obroni" bin-Call (white man) every time when I go to the streets in the town, on the market and in the school faced. But unlike Germany, this is not racism. In Ghana, one speaks of the privilege to be white. I am invited by many GhanaerInnen to eat, sit at events in addition to the Chiefs and elders without the village and the people know and have on average more money than the GhanaerInnen available, because I'm white. The money is the reason why dass ich eine hohe Aufmerksamkeit bekomme. Ich werde von zahlreichen Fremden angesprochen. Die einen grüßen nur freundlich, die anderen wollen meine Handynummer und meine Freundschaft. Manche laden sich bei mir zum Essen ein, wollen mit nach Deutschland genommen werden oder betteln um ein paar Cedi. Das Schlimmste aber sind die Obroni-Rufe. Ich fühle mich nicht wohl dabei, dass die GhanaerInnen meine Hautfarbe sehen, mir demnach den Namen geben und die Person dahinter ausblenden. Ich bin nicht Torben, sondern der reiche Weiße aus Europa. Nicht nur, dass es mir sehr unangenehm ist so genannt zu werden, auf dem Markt und in den Taxis bekommen wir fast jedes Mal höhere Preise genannt. Diskriminierung? Rassismus? Privileg?

Ein Privileg is a privilege that a person or group is granted. Racism is a ethnicised group formation (eg white / black), the devaluation of a group and the associated power to generate a difference in treatment.

I'm from Europe traveling in, wherever I want and have enough money. I have a privileged position in contrast to most GhanaerInnen, for a visit to Europe would be unthinkable even for budget reasons. I have the privilege to be white.

I'm white. The GhanaerInnen see my skin color and take me as an individual no longer true. And since many GhanaerInnen see it that way and cost me under my skin color, is the social inequality generated. Racial discrimination takes place at my place at the level of individual non-recognition and discrimination.

then I be a beneficiary of white privilege, or be victims of racism?

I have to worry about money here, so I eat enough, a roof over their heads (usually) running water and electricity. I am a rich man from Germany is sponsoring me. I feel I am a beneficiary of the privilege.

The moment where I go on the road, I feel discriminated against by the attention and Obroni-calls. I feel uncomfortable, strange and impossible. But you can not see into the minds of people. How should I know, which picture the GhanerInnen in mind when they call me "white man"? If it is neutral or judgmental? For me personally it is the latter. I feel like a victim of racism. But of course you can not equate racism with the Jewish propaganda in the Third Reich or of segregation in the United States. I bear no physical damage.

privilege and racism are intertwined apparently. Everyone must make up for themselves, for when he feels discriminated against or preference. One can not generalize and find only one answer to the question "privilege or racism." In Germany, blacks in the public rather ignored here happens to me the most attention.

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Everyday life is a

Once the schools are open, begins my year. But with the opening of the school begins yet the lessons. Once the students take a broom and machetes armed in the war against dirt and grime and make the school really into shape. From the Head Masters and teachers the first week of school was to see little. Some teachers come until a month after the beginning of school. To be a teacher in Ghana, one must not study too. The lack of pedagogical training is balanced with a baton, which is swinging swinging menacingly in his hand. "African children are like animals, one must sie schlagen“, so rechtfertigte ein Lehrer einer Schule in CapeCoast den Einsatz des Stockes.
Ich persönlich habe noch nicht gesehen, wie ein Kind geschlagen wird. Nichtsdestotrotz steht auf meiner Regelliste für den KidsClub auf Platz eins „No Violence, no caneing“. Mit meiner deutschen Logik kann ich auch nicht nachvollziehen, wie man bei solch einem negativen Druck kreative Gedanken hervorbringen kann. Aber das ist auch nicht Ziel der Schulbildung in Ghana, wie ich schon bei der Begrüßung bemerkt habe. Nach einem „Hello“ kam mir sogleich ein auswendig gelerntes „Good Morning Sir! We are fine, thank you. How are you?“ entgegen, dass mich an Soldaten erinnert, die am Ende ihrer Kräfte synchronously try to march. Chalk and talk with rote learning is preferred over creative teaching with group work and their own opinion.
But I am not a teacher or teachers. Perhaps I won the independent thought in the minds of the children awaken.

started, the kids club quite well. We are at four schools (Ankukrom, Gesdi, Abowinum and Methodist School). In Ankukrom Methodist and I offer the kids club for the fourth and fifth classes in Gesdi for the fourth through sixth grade and in Abowinum for the third. The problem in Abowinum is that the children speak almost no English and I do not understand it. This is interesting: Begging they can all in English. As soon be demands for soccer shoes, bicycles and clothes made (more in the next article, "Between privilege and racism"). And the statement that I am not able to make them material gifts will not be understood.
The other kids clubs are up in really well. The children understand roughly what I want from them and have fun at the games. After the introductory phase is followed by phases of topics such as math, football, athletics, German and health. Include at least the plan.

almost two days now we had no running water and no electricity. Conclusion: It is worse than in the candlelight to eat dinner. It always depends what you make of his situation!