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Meeting the Road
I used to run in Haiti under a sun made of fire. As I would pass along the road, a flurry of bare feet, brown eyes, and small arms would emerge from the frames of palm-thatched houses. Although their legs … Continue reading
When the sun goes down o’er Dublin town
The transformation from winter to spring in Ireland is unlike any seasonal change I have experienced. When I left Dublin in March for a respite at home in the States, I left gray skies, damp air, and chilling cold. When … Continue reading
Posted in Class of 2011, Trinity College Dublin
Tagged Georgetown Cupcakes, Global Health, graduate fellowships, mitchell scholar, mitchell scholarship, post-grad in Ireland, Stephen Dorner, study in Ireland, TCD, Trinity College Dublin, University of Georgia, Vanderbilt Medical School
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In Dublin’s Fair City…
An American, a Czech, two Germans, and a Kosovan walk into a bar… This isn’t the start to a joke; it’s a Friday night in Dublin. Though the Irish are said to have left the island in droves since the … Continue reading
Alive, alive, oh!
Shortly after I arrived in Dublin, whenever I spoke to a stranger I often received a puzzled look. For a while, I thought it was simply because I am American. There are mixed opinions of American politics in Europe, and … Continue reading