by Hannah Summers | Jan 29, 2020 | Final Reflections
My high school psychology teacher Mr. Woodard used to tell us to question anything that claimed to be a “magic bullet” solution to a complex problem. It made sense at the time — how could any easy fix possibly consider and account for all the possible side effects...
by Hannah Summers | Jan 27, 2020 | Just for Fun
Throughout our stay, DC has often graced us with what Blake Ormond likes to call a “Florida morning.” As I understand from her explanation, a “Florida morning” is when there is enough chill in the air that you need a coat when you first step outside, but the sun is...
by Hannah Summers | Jan 18, 2020 | Performances, Site Visits
“There is not anything of human trial That ever love deplored or sorrow knew No glad fulfillment and no sad denial Beyond the pictured truth that Shakespeare drew.” -William Winter, inscription on wall of the Great Hall at the Folger Library As the...
by Hannah Summers | Jan 6, 2020 | Introductions
Hello! I am Hannah Summers. I’m a sophomore from Spokane, Washtington. While I’m still technically undecided, I’m quickly running out of excuses not to be an English major. I’m also pre-med and considering a neuroscience concentration. On campus I sing in Cantorei and...
