Site-Wide Activity

In Mason, OH there is a roller coaster park called Kings Island, which houses a handful of record-breaking thrill rides. The new rides wind through the sprawling property’s walkways, above and around booths, and […]

In both my visits to Johnson’s Woods and Brown’s Bog I was struck by how abruptly the forest broke out of the farmland. It seemed as if there were carefully plowed fields as far as the eye could see until suddenly […]

As I sat on the bus on the way to the bog, I couldn’t help but gaze out of the window, as much as I needed a nap. I wasn’t looking for anything in particular, I was just amused at how bulky and out of place the […]

At Brown’s Bog, I experienced two different nature sites. Or so it seemed. The short stroll across the boardwalk opened me up to a hidden cove of history. The bog itself was very small and I was taken by s […]

Hurricane Maria is the strongest storm to hit Puerto Rico since 1928, it has destroyed 80% of its crop value and downed 80% on the islands power lines which could take 6 months to repair leaving 3.4 million people […]

Growing up there was a house behind mine with a large black walnut tree whose branches loomed over their yard as well as ours. Squirrels would run along all sides of the tree often knocking off the walnuts in […]

In this article research has been conducted on the virus that took the world by surprise, this virus being Zika which has been devastating Latin America for the past few months. What this article deals with […]

Within this article by BBC, they talk about the amount of time that Puerto Rico had to wait to finally receive some help from the U.S. after the hurricane that had swept through and devastated the island. Most […]

As we walk down the hill towards Brown’s Bog my eyes scan the landscape. I am looking at the trees rising above me, the flowers off in the distance, and the grass at my feet. A glace to the left and a beautiful […]

In this article from The Diplomat, author Dawisson Belém Lopes opens up by giving historical examples of countries using a method called pendulum diplomacy. This form of diplomacy involves a third party country […]

In the article I chose for this week, Mexico’s Indigenous Congress: Decolonizing Politics, the authors discuss The First Nations of Mexico’s attempt at a political campaign, and the response it has received. The […]

Yanez, Claudio. “It Took Me 20 Years to Talk About My Childhood.” BBC News, 2 October 2017

WARNING!!! This article talks about sexual violence

This article does not have an author because it is from an int […]

This article examines the importance of education in Latin America in eliminating social inequality and injustice. It is immediately fascinating that a publication coined, “The Economist” examines the issue of […]

In the article ‘The Social Contract Is Broken’: Inequality Becomes Deadly in Mexico, the author states out that the Mexican society is largely ruined and divided by the huge gap between the poor and ri […]

The article I chose this week focuses on how multiple celebrities have chosen to help out the victims of hurricane Maria through varying efforts. The celebrities range from singers, comedians, actors, athletes, […]

Las Fallas de Valencia es un festival en España del 15 de marzo a 19 de marzo. Es un día para San José, un santo patrón. La fiesta es a hacer y destruir ninots. Ninots se construyen para representar los eve […]

Darlington, Shasta. “In São Paulo, Iconic Building Helps Revive a Blighted Downtown.” The New York Times, The New York Times, 1 Oct. 2017. […]

Mi más grande espero es recibir buenas notas en la universidad de Wooster. Para recibir buenas notas, yo recomiendo que tu saques buenas notas en sus clases. También, es necesario estudiar un poco cada día para to […]

Hola! ¿Cómo soy? Yo soy baja y tengo una figura media. Tengo pelo largo y rizado morena. Yo llevo gafas. Cuál es mi personalidad? Yo soy simpática y contenta. Yo intento ser paciente! Es la hora de dormir. Y […]