Bri Hollis in Jordan 2012 Reflections from a Northeastern journalism student abroad.
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Bios of our reporting staff. Story and photos by Samantha Laine. Here in Jordan, I can walk outside on the street at night. Nami bought a three-bedroom, three-b.
These past couple days have been a whirlwind here in Amman. Toss your zinger whenever it comes to you, Bob Sagat. This guy seems to be able to multitask.
Reflections from a Northeastern journalism student abroad. With my very first Grammy.
Back in Boston, or Things That I Miss. And straight up almost swooned. There was my roommate Laura, who ended up translating the interview that wound up as the lead for my siesta. Whether a sprawling art museum or a lovely corner café, nearly everywhere in Spain was imbued with an old-fashioned beauty and sense of charm. They were all FREE! So, there you have it, folks. I am back in .
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The End of an Era. This is what my Thursday looks like.
The everyday life of a 21-year-old journalist trying to find her way. My Journey to Jordan 2012. A week that changed my life. A week that can only be described with the adjective, incredible. A week that I found myself in complete awe and at times, even wanting to cry because I was so happy.
Reflections from a Northeastern journalism student abroad. With my very first Grammy.
Hillary takes on Jordan, 2012. Reflections from a Northeastern journalism student abroad. Amman, Jordan, thanks for the memories. One week has passed since we left the dusty, tan capital of Jordan. And it made me realize just how difficult our time in Amman had been.
Women are dying to be thin.