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I Think It Really Is My Kind of Town

This past spring break, my family and I embarked on a vacation to Chicago. Our main intention was to visit the University of Chicago and Northwestern...

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Journey to the Emerald Isle

While on my travels to the U.K with the People to People Student Ambassador Program I was most excited about going to Ireland. Not only because of how beautiful everything looks over there (my camera...

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Stressed But Blessed: London and Paris 2014

“No, I’m not too old to be a Girl Scout,” I told the man sitting next to me on the plane. I get tired of saying that. Before you ask, we do more than sell cookies, too. Way more in fact. At that...

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Hello Dalai!

It was about noon when I fully realized that I was much farther away from the Dalai Lama then I had anticipated. I suppose, in retrospect, that that wasn’t entirely in my control (the Kalachakra festival...

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Across the Pond in Ten Amazing Days

Buongiorno,  je m’appelle Jessie.  Wait. What I mean to say is, hello, I’m Jessie.  I guess you could say I’m having trouble reverting back to speaking...

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Mountainous Realizations

 

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A Thought-Provoking Adventure to Kenya

In July of 2012, my family boarded a plane bound for Kenya, full of excitement and a little apprehension.  Our safari had been booked through Tim Melesi Safaris,...

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Get Some Red on Your Shoes in St. George

I fell in love one weekend, not with a boy, but with a place that changed my life.  I returned from my weekend getaway with red dirt sticking to my white socks and to my hiking shoes.  And it stuck to...

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500 Miles

I would walk five hundred miles “Welcome to London.” Over a ten-mile trek through the city, I tripped on cobbled sidewalks and absorbed the sights around me—double-decker buses, towering...

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