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- 05-Jun-2016
Auer-Welsbach-Park
The entrance itself isn't magnificent, but it has a way of making you feel larger than life. You aren’t quiteRead More ⇾
- 03-Jun-2016
Apathy is Not an Option
Hello there, my name is Bioreoluwasheto Sarah Odimayo and I am an International Studies major from Texas who is currentlyRead More ⇾
- 01-Jun-2016
Miss You Greece, Be Back Soon!
I’m home. It feels strange to call any place other than my little apartment in Athens home now, but thisRead More ⇾
- 04-Jan-2016
The Return (Unaffiliated with Derrick Rose)
My final days in St. Petersburg went as usual: I would avoid the massive pothole that is usually filed withRead More ⇾
- 28-Dec-2015
Being LGBTQ in Japan
Being a part of the LGBTQ community in any country gives you a little extra nervousness whenever making new friends.Read More ⇾
- 01-Sep-2015
Dear Prague, How you have inspired me…
Having returned to the United States, the way I function in relation to the rest of the world is completelyRead More ⇾
- 28-Aug-2015
Reflecting on Guatemala
Right now I’m taking the train into Philadelphia to a doctor’s appointment. I’ve put off writing this for a while,Read More ⇾
- 24-Aug-2015
CET Kunming and My Academic and Professional Goals
I think the most strange (and probably most fascinating) phenomenon that I’ve been experiencing lately is the more time IRead More ⇾
- 12-Aug-2015
Instead of A Résumé
[caption id="attachment_589" align="aligncenter" width="300"] Mixco Viejo Kakchikel Fortress Ruins[/caption] Someday someone is going to have a stack of résumés onRead More ⇾
- 08-Aug-2015
Friends Taking the Shock Out of Culture
My first couple of weeks trying to manage what I will call my new and transformational “Chinese life” definitely presentedRead More ⇾
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