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While in Washington, D.C. last week, I visited the Newseum. One of my former bosses in high school had practically ordered me to go sometime as he was confident I would love it. He was entirely right. The Newseum had six stories of exhibits, much more than I was expecting. On the bottom floor, there […] April 16th, 2015 | Tags: Berlin Wall, history, journalism, museum, newseum, newspapers, off campus, perspectives, political science, Washington D.C., weekend, weekends | Category: Ema Barnes, Local Area | Leave a comment A few weeks ago, my family came to visit me here at McDaniel for my little sister’s spring break from California. My mum had seen the campus before, and had once been on an official tour when I was a prospective student, but for my dad and my sister, it was the first time seeing […] April 13th, 2015 | Tags: advisers, campus, community, family, friends, Glar, siblings, tours, Washington D.C. | Category: Ema Barnes, McBloggers | Leave a comment On Saturday, my friend invited me to go to Baugher’s with her to see the bunnies. Baugher’s restaurant and market is about ten minutes walking from campus. My broken toe wasn’t too happy about this, but it was entirely worth it to see six soft little critters! Each year, the week leading up to Easter […] April 8th, 2015 | Tags: Baugher's, Baugher's restaurant, bunnies, Easter, weekends | Category: Ema Barnes, Local Area, Student Life | Leave a comment Easter is always a weird time for me. In New Zealand, where I grew up, it’s a holiday that’s as big as Christmas, regardless of whether you’re religious or not. It’s also not as commercialized as it is in the US. I’d never seen a plastic egg before I came here. For me, Easter was […] April 6th, 2015 | Tags: adopted family, church, Easter, Easter service, family, festival of colors, festival of love, holi, religion | Category: Ema Barnes, Student Life | Leave a comment Three hour long night classes can get tedious even for the best of us. My international law and organization teacher is very aware that three hours of ILaw on a Monday night can be long, so the other night she brought in a very special visitor. Kopi is her five month old labradoodle puppy and […] April 1st, 2015 | Tags: dogs, night classes, stress relief, teacher quirks | Category: Academics, Ema Barnes, Student Life | Leave a comment |
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