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Over Spring Break I had a lot of fun celebrating St. Patrick’s Day. I got to see my friend Kristen who goes to SUNY Oswego and reunite with many of my other friends who left Syracuse for college. The break was the perfect opportunity for me to get together with people that I had not been able to see this semester. You don’t realize how much you miss seeing someone until you are reunited with them after a long period of time. If anything, Spring Break made me very eager for Summer so I can relax again and see all of my friends and family from out of town! Continue reading →

     My spring break didn’t involve going to anywhere tropical or exciting, or even back home to Dallas. I stayed in town for my break and just wanted to take the week to relax. I got to sleep in, had … Continue reading →

Bad Blood by Marilyn Ness was a heart-wrenching tale of Hemophiliacs and their contraction of HIV through blood supply during the AIDS epidemic. Since this was a sensitive topic, I felt Ness was successful in presenting a well-developed plot where … Continue reading →

Over spring break I went back home to Texas.  One of my favorite things every year about spring break is the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, which goes from the end of February to the middle of march.  Usually I … Continue reading →

I went back home to Southern California for my spring break. It was nice to leave wintry Syracuse to enjoy some Orange County sunshine. Granted, it was raining and cold towards the end of break, but it was a much-needed … Continue reading →

For spring break, I had the opportunity to go home with my roommate, who lives in sunny Florida! It was so much fun and a great break from Syracuse. The highlight of the trip was definitely Saint Patrick’s Day. My … Continue reading →

I went home to Boston over spring break. It was very relaxing and it was great to see all of my friends. I did not do anything very eventful, mostly just hanging out. I went into the city a few … Continue reading →

On Tuesday March 22, Karen Tse, founder International Bridges of Justice spoke in Hendrix Chapel as a part of the University Lecture series about her experiences of legal battle all over the world.  International Bridges of Justice (IBJ) is a … Continue reading →

Over spring break I had the privilege of traveling with the men’s basketball team to the Big East Tournament in New York City and to the second and third rounds of the NCAA Tournament in Cleveland, Ohio. Although we traveled … Continue reading →

My spring break was unfortunately too boring to bother writing about. I spent the majority of it watching the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament, which is now a sore point. So instead, I want to talk about something I noticed yesterday. … Continue reading →