Whether you are struggle-bussing through a suit-and-tie internship or kicking it at a beach bonfire with your pals from back home, here are ten songs you need to celebrate tomorrow, the first official...
“Community” is not only a great show title, but also perfectly sums up the TV show’s Greendale Community College’s Spanish class study group.
The show follows a group of students who hail...
To compare this summer and last summer would be like comparing my life before and after I went gluten-free: completely unrecognizable. Last summer, I was earning minimum wage at a restaurant in Tucson...
“War is Peace.”
“Freedom is Slavery.”
“Ignorance is Strength.”
For anybody who’s ever read George Orwell’s “1984,” these three lines are among the most memorable phrases...
When I boarded the plane from Seville to Palermo, I had two suitcases, 17 euros, the phone number of my host family in Marsala, Sicily, and a plan: take a bus from Palermo airport to Trapani (a coastal...
I have been long aware that when it comes to food, my favorites are only temporary. For example, despite my mom’s effort to convert me into a completely omnivorous foodie, I am still reluctant to...
As the summer began and I finally left Georgetown, I encountered a strange dread to return to what should be the most familiar place on Earth — home. After spending a long period of time so far away,...
“What is art? What makes it good or bad, and who decides?”
I was re-watching the film “Mona Lisa Smile” when I considered the broader implications of Professor Katherine Watson’s questions....
Visto. Consulado. Estrangeiro. Visa. Consulate. Foreigner. These are words that have unfortunately become very familiar for me over the past few weeks.
It all started when I returned home to California...
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Based on the New York Times bestselling novel by John Green, “The Fault in Our Stars” isn’t a typical tale of adolescent romance. Rather, it is a heart-wrenching love story that...
It can be easy to forget that part of what makes Georgetown our home for most of the year is the people who work there. Relationships formed with staff members are unlike those formed with faculty,...
Up until about five months ago, I saw the process of bringing a book from some amorphous concept in an author’s brain to a glittering title on The New York Times’ bestseller list as bordering on...
