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Day 10 of 10: The Power of a Teacher
On January 29, 2015
January 12, 2015: Our Last Lecture “I know one thing I won’t miss—the Vornado. It’s like you’re walking and walking and still not there.” Today
Engage! The StudentImpact Series, Part 1
On January 28, 2015
When I tell classmates or locals about my political action committee, The StudentImpact, they jokingly ask for my age. After all, how many twenty
Day 7 of 10: It’s Everyone’s Problem
On January 22, 2015
Friday, January 9, 2015 Today was jam packed with site visits to the US Senate, Teach For America (TFA) who catered Cosi for us,
Day 6 of 10: A Sustainable, Happy Life
On January 20, 2015
January 8, 2015 We rode in a car today…and it was good. Parking, on the other hand, was terrible. Shuffling into the lobby of
The Miracle of My Kindness
On January 13, 2015
The following is what I wrote for a magazine who heard of my story and requested a small, self-written feature. I wove my macro-level story
Eco Spotlight: VIMS Assistant Professor David Kaplan
On January 13, 2015
Sustainability often gets a dirty (and incorrect) reputation for being soft and theoretical. Few disprove this theory like David Kaplan, who translated his advanced
What’s to Come in the Spring Timey Wimey
On January 11, 2015
My freshman RA explained to us that Fall Semester winds down while Spring Semester winds up, with time seeming to speed up the closer
Day 4 of 10: Cup of Race with a Shot of Poverty
On January 8, 2015
January 6, 2015 Alas, the snow found me. While the rest of DC was complaining about having to attend work, we got a much
The Day Before The Big Day
On December 18, 2014
November 18, 2014 I’m a huge fan of this whole “let’s-provide-the-students-with-food” thing the DC Office seems to support from the mountains of pizza on