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Show it off
On March 31, 2014
My second favorite holiday of the year is St. Patrick’s Day. Maybe it’s the Irish heritage, or growing up in the Boston area, but
Start Where You Are, Use What You Have, Do What You Can
On March 31, 2014
Arthur Ashe, one of the first African-American tennis players, spoke these words –”Start Where You Are, Use What You Have, Do What You Can”
In Response: One Tribe
On March 20, 2014
I was linked to this article through Facebook, through mutual friends of mutual friends – there’s always less than seven degrees of separation between
What do people do for you?
On March 18, 2014
From this week’s volunteer listserv: Fifteen years ago, I met some good friends through my graduate program. They visited me this weekend from their
9 Things No One Tells You at the College
On January 23, 2014
To my incredibly talented and inspiring Tribe Family: You’re not going to get straight A’s anymore. It’s a terrible thing to realize, as many
What I wanted to be when I was grown up
On December 2, 2013
A fireman, a lawyer, an astronaut, a scientist, a professional lottery winner, a philanthropist, even a male model were all on my list of
The Best of Both Worlds
On October 31, 2013
As stated in my bio, I’m a Texas resident. When I got ready to apply to college, I wasn’t interested in the schools in
Creating a Community
On October 28, 2013
Branch Out held a Homecoming reception this weekend to welcome back alumni who participated in alternative breaks while they were here. It was quite
Time moves faster than you think, so cherish it!
On May 28, 2013
It’s been a year since I graduated from W&M, took a leap of faith and moved to Thailand – completely on my own. Since