The Life of a Saint By Rebecca Pollard
When we think of saints, we often think of holy, celibate, virtuous people, and when we think of holy, celibate, virtuous people, oftentimes our eyes …
Do You Play Croquet? By Becca Pollard
It is almost that time…the time when normally civilized students and professors resort to their most base qualities in an attempt to seek vengeance on …
Whose English and When It Matters by Abby Dockter
It seems when people travel to English-speaking countries, the most noticeable differences are ones that don’t matter very much. So you say “hob” and I …
Amsterdam’s Museums: A Guide by Amadea Weber
This will be a rather brief (as brief as I can make it) summary of a trip I took with one of my art history …
Greetings from Cork! by Abby Dockter
So, confession time: I am not an AMRS kid. More importantly, though, I am personally acquainted with the mascot, and maybe ye of AMRS bent …
Killarney by Amadea Weber
For the first time in a great many weeks, Captain Rohan and I left the city to go on a trip anywhere. This weekend we …
Ireland Update by Amadea Weber
Hi all! I know it’s been a while, but honestly, not much has happened that is especially noteworthy around here. Oh, of course there are …
Adventures in the First Five Weeks of Ireland! by Amadea Weber
Hey all, this is Amadea writing under threat from Erika! It’s been an incredibly busy 5 weeks since I got to Ireland with my rubber …
Returning Home by Erika Hankins
Hello everyone, It’s been nearly a month since I returned to the States after spending four months in Greece. All flights went smoothly and luckily …
Rhodes! by Erika Hankins
Γεία σας! (That means “hello you all” in modern Greek!) So I’ve been traveling tons here while in Greece and finally I have time to …