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Final Report, summer 2010
Head between knees, gasping for breath, I had to ask myself why and how.
Why had I agreed to 30 days of low-oxygen air, pained back muscles, and threat of injury at every turn?
Thirty days later, I know.
NOLS Journal Photo (and journal) by Hannah Nemer '14
My first bonafide expedition was a month-long Outward Bound…
One sentence—one good idea—can change the world.
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That’s really what college access is… teaching young…
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The college newspaper is a fascinating experience, and…
My parents took me to my first Just realized where I am & got chills. I feel almost as if I walked away…
I worked with a friend to start a Research…
The joy in being part of the lives…
Cultivate executive ability. By that I mean…
It’s such a privilege to be with you…
Such is Kathmandu. On the surface, it screams with all…
While staying in the small town of Freiberg,…
We went to Istanbul Design Week, which takes place…
When we came back home, Adma and Marlon wanted…
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This picture was taken in Nepal at a place…
Discovery Snapshots
Josh Ford
Class of 2012
Calvin Young
Class of 2010
Kelsey Farson
Class of 2012
Family Snapshots
Chuck Lovelace
Executive Director
John Motley Morehead III
UNC Class of 1891
Mary Cain Driscoll
Benefactor of the Morehead-Cain
Gap Snapshots
Greg Randolph
Class of 2012
Amos Espeland
Class of 2011
Ann Soltan
Class of 2012
Summer Snapshots
Rachel Myrick
Class of 2013
Clay Hackney
Class of 2015
Dan Peterson
Class of 2013
