Written by Kate Pulliam With my senior year of college approaching and reflecting on what the summer might hold, I envisioned myself surrounded by older,…

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The past year has been a harsh awakening for the Ethiopian educational system. For the first time in Ethiopian history, the national exam was held…

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Throughout my time as a Marketing and Communications Intern, I was charged with writing two blog posts. As an Enneagram 3, I wanted to write…

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