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Kodak Film Captures Spirit of Rome

By Tim Markatos September 19, 2014

‘Roman Holiday.” “La Dolce Vita.” “Bicycle Thieves.” “To Rome with Love.” The Eternal City, as anyone who has been there or seen the aforementioned movies can tell you, is anything but...

Caffeine and Cramming: Off-Campus Study Spots

By Erin Hickok September 19, 2014

We’ve all heard it before. It’s a common piece of Georgetown advice: break the bubble. Although we live in one of the most interesting, important and approachable cities in the nation, it’s all...

Chance Makes NYC Music Festival

By Bryson Greene September 12, 2014

had been there for hours with just one $10 beer in my stomach, and I had walked miles all over the island in the blistering heat to see them play music. Welcome to Randall’s Island: This was Governors...

The Black, Single Father

By Jasmine White September 12, 2014

I am a black female who was raised by a single father, and there has never been a time when he wasn’t in my life. He is and has always been everything. When I was little, he let me put barrettes in...

Time Abroad Reveals the Limitations of Routine

By Christina Wing September 12, 2014

Anyone whose motto is "Life is short, eat dessert first" is someone whom I’d immediately want to befriend. As I heard my visiting dad, Lars, suggest to my visiting mom, Lilly, that we should eat dessert...

A Semester of Arts and Ingenuity in Edinburgh

By Margie Fuchs September 5, 2014

While writing this column, I’m currently sitting at the epicenter of an explosion of clothes in my childhood bedroom. The collage of photographs, magazine cut-outs and concert tickets plastering my walls,...

Acclaimed Belgian Film Defies the Cliches

By Tim Markatos September 5, 2014

Unless you come from the same stock of cinema-obsessed enthusiasm that I do, you’ve never seen a movie like “Rosetta.” The 1999 winner of the Palme d’Or — the most prestigious award in the...

The Case for Basil

By Erin Hickok September 5, 2014

Caprese. Margherita pizza. Pesto. Nearly every living, breathing, sentient human being I know has had a little Italian love affair with at least one of these dishes. These are also easy to make in a dorm...

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RAC Puts a New Spin on Old Hits

By Bryson Greene August 29, 2014

Who is RAC? I was offered a ticket to see them and find out, so why would I turn down a free concert? In retrospect, I’m definitely glad I didn’t. Remix Artist Collective is a band based...

The Delight of Danish Pastries Uncovered

By Christina Wing August 29, 2014

Haj from Kobenhavn! I’ve been in this lovely city for a little over a week now, and I am proud to say that I’ve only gotten lost twice and locked in a bathroom once. I’d call that quite a success...

Finding Good in Goodbyes

By Jasmine White August 29, 2014

Raised by a single father in Birmingham, Ala., Jasmine’s choice to attend a university outside her home state was a difficult and surprising decision. As she breaks tradition, leaving behind her family,...

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One of the spreads served at Dukem Ethiopian Restaurant.

A Taste of Ethiopia

By Yiwen Hu August 22, 2014

For me, the quest of restaurant exploration has become a journey of discovery — one of exotic cuisine types, unique usage of herbs, and previously unknown flavors. Being a foodie is a blessing, for...

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