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Breaking Latina Expectations

I have in my deepest memories the times that my father went deep-sea fishing and arrived home with few fish. Since age seven, I dreamt of holding a fishing pole and reeling in...

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Nicaragua’s Next Top Model: The Real Deal

I take my first step into a world that, until a few years ago, I never would have conceived knowing.  The humidity shocks me, giving my straight, smooth hair a new, un-appealing...

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My Alaskan Expedition

It is cold, there are mountains surrounding me, the sky is overcast, yet the sun seems unaware that it is after midnight; this is Alaska in the summer.  Two years ago my family decided to take...

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A Williamsburg Trip With Many Misadventures!

The blistering sun beats down upon the beautiful, yet old-fashioned décor while a trumpet and the pounding of drums fill the air with an intense feeling of patriotism. Such a...

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An Afternoon at St. Peter’s

I happily pulled a less-than-ideal-in-100-degree-weather black cardigan over my shoulders and gazed up 450 feet to the world famous dome of

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Farm Fresh

This summer, my family and I traveled to another world! The people were strange, the water tasted weird, and I had the time of my life!

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Road to Lonavala

Mumbai has two temperatures; hot and hotter. Especially during the summer months, the city can be nearly unbearable. The traffic, the incessant push of humanity, and the raw poverty that fill the muddy,...

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South African Bush: An Untouched and Invisible World

I awoke to clamoring sounds on the rowdy bus.  It became increasingly evident we were approaching our intended destination, as the scenery was devoid of familiar architecture.  We were surrounded by...

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Jazz, Chocolate, Spaghetti, and Unity

The trip began as multiple performances but ended as an eye-opening experience. I sat quietly in the Chicago Airport—a reserved 14-year-old girl high school freshman awaiting...

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