Starting college can be a big transition. You’re moving to a new place, starting a new school and classes, and faced with making new friends...
Starting college can be a big transition. You’re moving to a new place, starting a new school and classes, and faced with making new friends...
Let’s face it: the US loves being just a little different from everyone else. The obvious example? Units of measurement. As an international student from...
After a year spent in “soft-lockdown” at home in Atlanta, and as Caltech students prepared to finally return to campus, I was aboard an eight...
When the announcement was first made that fall term was going to be online, I started talking to friends and looking for places to live....
Annyeonghaseyo! Rather than continuing to stay at home, this term I’m taking my online classes from Seoul, Korea. This sounds a bit crazy, but it...
I visited Amsterdam for a brief two and a half days during my vacation. There were a few landmarks and neighborhoods I wanted to checkout,...
Well. I’m on a flight out of the UK right now. I’m going from London to Iceland, and then heading back home to Denver for...
(Yes, I know they’re called rooks, but I needed a pun) Hiya lads and lasses! I did my final wee bit of Scotland exploration this...
It was a farewell dinner today. The beginning of the end. Crazy to think in less than a week I’ll be back in Denver and...
There, and back again. A Caltech student’s tale. I went back to the land of my enemy, my mortal nemesis. Or at least, the nemesis...
It is COLD here. I know I’ve said that before but hOh my goodness I almost froze to death on Saturday. Of course, this wasn’t...
I killed today. Yes, I killed Thanksgiving dinner, but more than that, this was the first time that I’d ever prepared live seafood. But wait....
Well uh, good evening from a cold and rainy Scotland. I spent the whole of today in beautiful St. Andrew’s Scotland. Funny, I know. I’m...
Cue bells, jolly music, and large men in red tracksuits It’s Christmas in Edinburgh! Take that with a grain of salt; I personally don’t believe...
One of my favorite Northern Irish poets, Ciaran Carson, passed away last month, and this second part of the trip, this post title, and my...
Well good morning there! Today I’m writing about what I did last weekend (as per usual). And what I did… was go to Ireland! Again!...
G’day mates! Today I am writing from Edinburgh, but I just go back from Perth! Yep, that’s right: flights to Australia were reaaaally cheap this...
After the rainy season in Japan comes summer. And with summer comes the typhoon season. Typhoons (or as we call them, hurricanes) are common in...
Last weekend, another Techer and I drove down to New York City to spend a weekend visiting friends, seeing the sights, and eating food of...
So far in Boston I have visited two different art museums, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum and the Museum of Fine Arts (MFA). Although the...
Summer in Japan is the season of festivals (matsuri) and fireworks (hanabi). Right now I’ll talk about the festivals that go on all around Japan....
Between Kamakura and Fujisawa of Kanagawa prefecture is a tiny Island called Enoshima. It is part of a long stretch of the coast known as...
I’ve been living in Yokohama while in Japan, a city I’ve never actually been to despite its proximity to Tokyo (a place I’ve been a...
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