By Makena Kelly I look like such a buffoon in Washington. You might as well stick a clown nose on my face and give me unicycle to help me commute into work. It’s not like anything horrible has happened. In fact, these past two weeks have been the most fun I have had in a […]
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By Prachi Parmar Washington, D.C is a city that is rife with possible weekend excursions. I have been here since the first week of September and somehow after 12 weekends of almost nonstop exploration, I still have a checklist of places that I want to see. There is history from before the beginning of the […]
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By Tja Shorr I never thought I would find myself in the middle of the election season in my last semester of college standing in the heart of Washington, DC. But here I am. And I couldn’t be happier. The CU in DC Media Track program – that partners with the Washington Media Institute – […]
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A Clown Wearing Heels to Work
By Makena Kelly I look like such a buffoon in Washington. You might as well stick a clown nose on my face and give me unicycle to help me commute into work. It’s not like anything horrible has happened. In fact, these past two weeks have been the most fun I have had in a […]
If you Hate the News, Go to the Newseum: A museum dedicated to all things news
By Prachi Parmar Washington, D.C is a city that is rife with possible weekend excursions. I have been here since the first week of September and somehow after 12 weekends of almost nonstop exploration, I still have a checklist of places that I want to see. There is history from before the beginning of the […]
Spending My Last Semester of College in DC
By Tja Shorr I never thought I would find myself in the middle of the election season in my last semester of college standing in the heart of Washington, DC. But here I am. And I couldn’t be happier. The CU in DC Media Track program – that partners with the Washington Media Institute – […]