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Final Report. August 28, 2011.
Being in the heart of Washington, D.C. was truly fantastic.
With the Capitol building to my left and the Washington Monument to my right, I left the Smithsonian Metro stop every day amazed at the opportunity I had been given. Exploring many of the Smithsonian museums was absolutely breathtaking.
Smithsonian Institution. Washington, D.C. Photo by Natalie Feingold '15
I think for a lot of people, seeing…
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We got there in the end, and it’s causing…
I guarded Kendall Marshall. That was awesome.
A few degrees separate the rain
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I’ve been honored to direct the Eve Carson…
I was primarily attending to observe the finer…
I really enjoyed being able to see Kristof in…
Today, we hiked the seven miles through the…
The joy in being part of the lives…
Put in a bid for extra work, over-time, nights,…
Cultivate executive ability.
By that I mean…
It’s people singin’ and dancin’ and playin’ together…
Such is Kathmandu. On the surface, it screams with all…
There’s no other place on earthwhere the salty air…
When I accepted the Morehead-Cain Scholarship as an…
Any large awkward object you can possibly imagine?
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It is almost too simple — Edusport equals…
