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A Tourist in My Own City
Every New Yorker who’s been living there their whole life has felt the desire to leave at least once. I’ve felt it countless times. It’s...
Yanna Mei
Feb 143 min read
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Shanghai as Seen Through Laszlo Ede Hudec's Architectural Legacy
“Shanghai Wukang Mansion, three portraits, ten yuan! Not happy, no problem! Retake until you like it!” Photographers weave through the...
Yiting Zhang
Feb 144 min read
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Take Me Out to the Ballgame: The Fenway Park Experience
Everybody knows that attending a Red Sox game – sitting in the stadium bleachers, ordering a few too many Fenway Franks, and rooting for...
Finn Woodman
Feb 143 min read
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Não é Lisbon, é Lisboa.
On an average stroll through the bustling downtown of Lisbon or nearby Cascais, you will likely hear about four out of ten conversations...
Hannah Zemke
Feb 143 min read
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Washington, D.C.: The City of Suburbs
The capital city of Washington, D.C. was meticulously planned from the start. In 1791, Pierre L’Enfant envisioned a grand city inspired...
vmd33
Feb 143 min read
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Boston: A public melting pot of intellectuality
Boston: A public melting pot of intellectuality To this day, I can vividly remember the initial shock I felt holding my grandmother’s...
Moss, Chloe
Feb 143 min read
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Beyond the Parks: Orlando
I was born, raised, and spent most of my life in Orlando. As much as I (somewhat vocally) criticize my home state of Florida, and...
Jonah Yarbrough
Feb 143 min read
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Oh The Places You’ll Go (For $2.90)
On a warm day in late May, I wandered around the Times Square subway station complex, lost but trying very hard to appear not to be. As I...
Allison Hecht
Feb 143 min read
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Chaos, Commute and Conversations in Transit
a general lagos traffic scene When I think of the words of motion, movement and activity the first city that usually comes to mind is...
Azeezah Ladoja
Feb 133 min read
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Innovation & Heritage: Mixing it up in Kasugai
After one hour of hiking up Komaki Mountain, I felt like my host family and I had traveled through multiple worlds. Starting off in the...
Lexi Turner
Feb 133 min read
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Sveiciens jums un, cerams, to pašu teikšu Rīgai!
Riga, Capital of Latvia I probably butchered the grammar in that title, but despite my limited knowledge of the language, being...
Serena Kielley
Feb 133 min read
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Rochester: The "Coastal" City That Could?
When I tell people I see Rochester, New York, as a coastal city, they usually laugh. I get it—it sounds ridiculous at first. There’s no...
Reiley Cahill-Steeg
Feb 133 min read
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Reston, Virginia and the Unsuspecting City Center
Long before Reston became known as a bustling satellite city on the skirts of Washington D.C. and notorious for being home to tech giants...
Yasmine Sana
Feb 123 min read
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Hong Kong: The Encore and The Last Dance
Some places live in memories, not just for what they are, but for what they represent. Hung Hom, the southeastern corner of Yau Tsim Mong...
Siying Wang
Feb 113 min read
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Vancouver: Where nature meets city
Nestled between towering mountains and the glistening blue coastline, with plentiful lush greenery, Vancouver is undeniably one of the...
Heather Zhang
Feb 113 min read
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Shanghai:A City of Contrast and Harmony
My first encounter with Shanghai was in 2008, during the World Expo. Seventeen years later, my memory of that journey has been pretty...
qc223
Feb 113 min read
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Taguig’s Sights, Sounds, and Sizzles
The first thing I notice is the heat. Stepping out of the airport, it wraps around me like a thick blanket—humid, heavy, and most...
bao348
Feb 113 min read
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Guangzhou, my soul
"Where are you from?" "Guangzhou." This simple exchange has become a routine since I came to Cornell. While many may not recognize my...
Mia Su
Feb 103 min read
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Nanjing’s Embrace: My Journey Through Time and Memory
Nanjing's "Phoenix Tree" Road. I drew my first breath in Nanjing’s gentle embrace of autumn. From that moment on, autumn became my...
xw7243
Feb 93 min read
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Flint: Seeing an Elusive Opportunity for Justice
1922 Adams Avenue. Flint MI 48503. Taken April 15, 2024. The attributes of a photograph that are often chosen to represent the City of...
kaw289
Feb 74 min read
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Arturo Escobar
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