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New Orleans is a city of music. The sound of horns and drums fills every crack and crevice with soulful vitality. Musicians walk through the streets playing the melodies of their ancestors with reverence and honor, and the songs of … Continue reading
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If you are a somewhat affluent human being and have lived in New Orleans for a period of time post-Katrina, you probably have heard that New Orleans has one of the worst public school systems in America. You’ve probably also … Continue reading
Approaching my last semester at Tulane, I realized that I wanted real-world experience in the field. Even though I did not understand what the experience would amount to or which field I wanted to work in, I decided that starting … Continue reading
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At NFL Youth Education Town of New Orleans, I am the Enrichment Coordinator. The Enrichment Coordinator assists the program staffin their different after school enrichment programs, specifically homework help and leading a dance class. My job is to always help … Continue reading
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A little bit about the Insectarium: Like it’s neighboring Aquarium and partnering Zoo, the Audubon Insectarium’s mission is simply stated in the tagline of the Audubon Nature Institute: Celebrating the Wonders of Nature. Housed downtown on Canal Street in the … Continue reading
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A Baby Geniuses’ Journey into the Fight for Cancer! Upon arrival at the Patrick F. Taylor Hope Lodge, it was very clear that I underestimated the communal living at the lodge. I had envisioned the Hope Lodge to be a … Continue reading
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MARK YOUR CALENDARS!! The Public Service Internship Program at Tulane is hosting its biannual INTERNSHIP FAIR on Tuesday, November 13th, 2012 from 5:30 to 7 PM in the Qatar Ballroom of the LBC. Over 40 different community organizations will be present and recruiting interns … Continue reading
