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Spring 2020, Magazine

We Connect Through Loss

Samantha Steinman - Elon University/17 May, 202018 May, 2020

Amidst the increasingly threatening Coronavirus pandemic, schools were canceled, leaving 2020 Seniors to mourn their last year of High School. March 10, 2020 “I wake up to the incessant buzzing of my phone on the nightstand at 8:00 A.M. I’d sleep the day away if I could, but my duties as senior class president don’t…

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Spring 2020, Magazine

More Than a Teacher

Coco Hindlemann - University of Colorado at Boulder/17 May, 202024 May, 2020

Denver East High School, located in the heart of the Capital of Colorado, has 2,555 students, many of whom are learning Spanish as a second language thanks to Jennifer Wetzig. Though she is young, she has already mastered the art of engaging students and making her class impactful for all. She has taught Spanish at…

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Spring 2016, Magazine, Arts

Art Equals Life in a Haima

Kasey Lynch from Villanova University/7 May, 202024 May, 2020

With a mission to spread the message of peace and hope from the Sahrawi people to as many people as possible, the artist Federico Guzmán summons us below the melhfas to his artwork Tuiza

Spring 2020, Magazine

Low Talent, High Enthusiasm

Zoe Kusnick - George Washington University/30 March, 202018 May, 2020

“Zoe, you have to see this video. Look. Look!” I just entered our dorm room, and Ryley is already holding her phone in front of my face, laughing so hard it seems to be hurting her. She always laughs like this, with her eyes squeezed shut and the sound explosive. I could hear her from…

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Spring 2020, Primavera 2020, Magazine

Your First Week Without Me

Sarah Johnson - Elon University/28 March, 202029 March, 2020

“My sweet Annie,” starts the letter. Already, a tear rolls down her cheek and plops onto the neatly folded paper. Theo, Annie’s overweight orange tabby cat, snuggles a little closer to her as Annie sinks into the couch in her childhood living room. She keeps reading. Her hand and shoulders begin to shake until she…

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Fall 2019, Magazine, Community

A Spring of Faith and Miracles

Paola Mendez Colon - University of Colorado-Boulder/21 January, 202022 January, 2020

The evangelical church Manantial de Vida (Spring of Life) is a community made up of individuals from all over the world. Within the walls of this church, the level of studies, status of residency, or financial means of its members doesn’t matter. The community comes together through its love of God, as much as through…

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Fall 2019, Magazine, People

Of Mares and Men

Adrienne George - University of Oregon/21 January, 202022 January, 2020

Amongst many men, only two women in Seville carry out the job of coachwoman. Rocío  Moreno Florencia is one of them. In this article she explains how she got there and what challenges she found along the way. The midday autumn sun is high in the sky‭, ‬and there is no shade in the plaza‭….

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Fall 2019, Magazine, Community

The Difficult Fate of the Galgos

Courtney Thomas - Colorado State University/21 January, 202017 November, 2020

One of the best kept secrets in Spain is the atrocious treatment of galgos, a popular breed of hunting dogs. But, The Benjamin Menhert Foundation, a large dog shelter in the province of Seville, has been helping to mitigate this difficult situation for over 10 years, saving the dogs from the terrible fate that awaits…

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Fall 2019, Magazine, People, Arts

Clay and its Many Layers

Hannah Scott - Truman State University/20 January, 202022 January, 2020

Rocío Almarcha is a ceramicist, teacher, and mother. In this article, she reflects on her journey as an artist and how she has learned to balance these three roles in her life. In the refuge of a workshop that occupies the first floor of an old building on the street Hombre de Piedra, only a…

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Fall 2019, Magazine, People, Arts

A Jack of All Trades

Leo Trinh - Rochester Institute of Technology/18 December, 201922 January, 2020

Thirty years after founding his first band, Charlie Molina is still fully devoted to music as leader of Roper Cansino. However, behind his rock-soul star manners and his charisma onstage, a father of three and a private eye hide. Apologizing for being late, he quickly says hi as his legs keep moving. 53-year-old Charlie heads…

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