By Austin Bruno “Make your way around the monuments, late at night. And check out the Smithsonian museums!” I heard those two bits of touristy “advice” more than anything else when I told people I’d be spending a semester in D.C. This town is famous for having some of the best museums in the world, […]
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By Christy Flom There is no good mode of transportation, but every option is available – from bikes, to cars to buses and even trains. Plus, people seem to be impenetrable to sweating from the sun and humidity. Ah the humidity. This heavy and sticky sensation that drenches me the second I walk outside may […]
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No Reservations About It: Skip the Museum of the American Indian
By Austin Bruno “Make your way around the monuments, late at night. And check out the Smithsonian museums!” I heard those two bits of touristy “advice” more than anything else when I told people I’d be spending a semester in D.C. This town is famous for having some of the best museums in the world, […]
Thank you, Mr. Metro Man
By Christy Flom There is no good mode of transportation, but every option is available – from bikes, to cars to buses and even trains. Plus, people seem to be impenetrable to sweating from the sun and humidity. Ah the humidity. This heavy and sticky sensation that drenches me the second I walk outside may […]