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July 3, 2018 •
Blogs, Morocco 2018, Online Content, Reporting Trips •
Views: 455
by Jordan Cutler-Tietjen CLUMSY MOBILE ME Past security I fumble with what I own Which was so comfortable in the buckets Who cycle belonging and belonging Through a black box. So that I can string my belt around myself I clutch my passport...
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June 20, 2018 •
Morocco 2018, Online Content, Reporting Trips •
Views: 162
By Daud Shad One of the weirdest parts of traveling is the walk across the jetway. It signals the end or beginning of a journey and the arrival to or depart from familiarity. Returning to JFK from Casablanca was no exception. Just moments...
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June 20, 2018 •
Morocco 2018, Online Content, Reporting Trips •
Views: 111
By Jane Buckley never saw myself as a door enthusiast before traveling to Morocco. I don’t see myself as a door enthusiast after traveling to Morocco. But I think that’s just because back at home I don’t find many doors...
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June 15, 2018 •
Online Content, The World at Yale •
Views: 178
By Marina Yoshimura How would you describe the Schwarzman Scholars experience? Schwarzman Scholars live in Beijing together for a year of study and cultural immersion, attending lectures, traveling, and developing a better understanding of...
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June 11, 2018 •
Guatemala, Online Content, Yale in the World •
Views: 488
Thelma Aldana, Guatemala’s attorney general, sent the president who appointed her to prison. Now she wants to prosecute his replacement. But her term ends this spring. How did Guatemala get here?...
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June 5, 2018 •
Blogs, Morocco 2018, Online Content, Reporting Trips •
Views: 274
Photo by Gabe Roy By Shreeya Singh eetering on a ledge, I spared a long look into the swirling brown below me, took a deep breath, and jumped into the heat. As a Floridian, the feel of beach sand against my bare feet shouldn’t have...
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June 3, 2018 •
Blogs, Morocco 2018, Online Content, Reporting Trips •
Views: 162
By Diana Sharkey eeper up into the cobbled town we followed and were followed by the little boy in orange. He looked back at Gabe and I with big round eyes supported by even bigger and rounder cheeks, huffing and stomping all the way like...
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June 3, 2018 •
Blogs, Morocco 2018, Online Content, Reporting Trips •
Views: 210
By Allison Chen Yeasty, warm air wafted toward our groggy faces, as my roommate and I walked toward the dining table. We caught the faces of our equally jet-lagged travel companions, already seated with hands outstretched toward the food....
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June 3, 2018 •
Blogs, Morocco 2018, Online Content, Reporting Trips •
Views: 143
By Gabe Roy Lonely Planet told me this about Morocco: I’d be overwhelmed by ornate zellige tiles, enchanted by ancient ruins, and forced, perhaps uncomfortably, to adapt my behavior to that befitting a Muslim-majority country. It...
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June 3, 2018 •
Blogs, Morocco 2018, Online Content, Reporting Trips •
Views: 226
By Alex Reedy On several nights after midnight in Marrakech, I crept up to the rooftop of the Hotel Cecil and sat down on a cushioned seat behind protective curtains, with a view of the Jemaa el-Fnaa in the distance. Using an empty black...
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