It’s the little (Italian) things in life to love: thoughts from abroad

I stepped out the front door of my apartment on Via Della Mattonaia barely able to contain my excitement. It was my first day abroad in Florence, Italy and I could not wait to explore the city that I was …→

Noticing some strange social dynamics at Upper Dining

After walking up the stairs, you casually peak to your left—across the open gap (and Picasso-inspired cubist photo installation)—to the salad bar, hoping to find a familiar face. Not recognizing anybody you know, you casually hand the dining services employee …→

A winter term reflection

As the halfway point of Winter term approaches, I am slowly beginning to feel the listlessness and irritability sink in. The novelty of being back at school after break is over. The monotony of classes and homework has begun. I …→

In the words of the Piano Man: slow down, you crazy child

Driving in the car a few weeks ago, completely sick of the songs that fill the radio today, I decided to pop a mix that I made in the fall of 2008 into the CD player. Having no idea what …→

The author’s sandwhich suggestion for veggie-lovers. Ingredients listed above.

How to order the perfect O3 sandwich

Working at the organic café, O3, in Reamer is quite an exciting job. Not only do I get to converse with Yvonne and Suzette for hours on end (those who have met these fun-loving ladies know what I am talking …→

This photograph of the crew team was taken using a disposable camera.

Revitalizing disposable cameras

Alright, I admit that disposable cameras are a thing of the past. I can only assume that when our generation reflects upon the item, faded elementary school snapshots and old summer camp photo albums come to mind (awkward solo shots, …→