Discovering the key to happiness
During my first few days in Northern Ireland, the kindness I encountered daily impressed me. Addressing cab drivers by name and chatting with [...]
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Draw a map, find a path, take a breath and run
Few feelings top the sensation of flying through the clouds. Despite mild turbulence and occasional PA announcements, the fluffy white sky outside the [...]
Land of green meets the city
A full week has already passed in my semester abroad and it is going unbelievably fast! Even being here for a short amount [...]
An American Griffin arrives in London
I arrived in London last Saturday morning, having not slept on the plane and not eaten anything for quite a few hours. Appropriately, [...]
Biased media influences voting decisions
There’s an election coming up. You may have heard about it. (Are you registered to vote? You should be.) Not interested in politics? [...]
Rumors swirl over the long anticipated iPhone 5
Every year Apple seems to steal technologies’ global stage, with rumors of the latest i-device. With promising leaks and an ever-curious media, Apple [...]
Life After SHU: ‘Carpe Diem’ applies to recent graduate’s job search
I have two words of advice that just about sum up life. Pre-college, during college, post-college. Carpe diem. Seize the Day. I’ve always [...]
Summer provides chances for those willing to make the best of the time off
For some students, summer is something to look forward to; a much-needed break and a chance to get some sun and have a [...]
Quick Terms in Chinese
Here are a few basic terms, keep in mind that pronunciation is vital. Many words are spelled the same way and may sound [...]
Topics studied by SHU Students in Beijing, China
Wealth disparity in China The Nine Dragons of China Number suspicions Comparison of American and Chinese Universities China’s Family Plannina Policy Pollution Problems: [...]