Have you ever wondered why it often seems that where you live influences your future? That what we do isn't always what we want to do, but rather what is available? Read on as I explain!
I interviewed my English professor, Miranda Al-Reyes, about her daily life in London. Professor Al-Reyes teaches my class on 19th-century English novels, which is easily my favorite this term.
I decided to interview a close friends here at the university. His name is Hector Rayo and he is a 23-year-old native to Bahía Blanca, Argentina. This is a brief interview about Hector.
Have you ever come across something in nature that you've never seen before? It's kind of exciting, right? I had one of those moments in Belgium this week with some very unusual trees.
This brief field note takes a look into the life of a tree that is not native to the lush lands of Argentina. Somehow, it has found itself miles away from its origin and right next to my house!
Do you think people would go to public baths if they existed in the U.S.? Hammams, or public bathhouses, are a popular, long-standing Moroccan tradition.
