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After telling me I was worth seventeen cattle as a bride price, a Ugandan artist we met at Red Chilli Hostel sang a song about me on the National Theatre Stage.
I don’t think my face has ever been so red in my life.
Nightfall in Uganda Photo by Emily Zuehlke '13
“People have no idea yet how fast this…
There was not just a commitment to public…
The last four months have found me in Louisiana,…
Welcoming fall with intramural soccer on a Sunday…
I was ecstatic to get involved with 1) 9 a.m. classes and I don’t get along…
Just realized where I am & got chills. We have more cell phones, more laptop computers,…
I was primarily attending to observe the finer…
It’s such a privilege to be with you…
Social media is certainly here to stay. I had a blast with my friends this past…
We went to Istanbul Design Week, which takes place…
There’s no other place on earthwhere the salty air…
It’s people singin’ and dancin’ and playin’ together…
As for the Cambodian crickets, I have to say…
It was called the “Hostel Centrale,” so we confidently…
After four or five hours of wandering on foot…
Seth Crabtree
Class of 2013
Discovery Snapshots
Josh Ford
Class of 2012
Trevor Dougherty
Class of 2015
Erik Davies
Class of 2012
Family Snapshots
Mary Cain Driscoll
Benefactor of the Morehead-Cain
Zach Clayton
Class of 2007
Anna Marshall
Class of 2009
Gap Snapshots
Ann Soltan
Class of 2012
Joel Hage
Class of 2013
Libby Rodenbough
Class of 2013
Summer Snapshots
Sarah Johnson
Class of 2013
Susan Clark
Class of 2012
Francis Wong
Class of 2014
