Sunday, March 31
Our second day consisted of site-seeing the historic monuments around Washington D.C. As shown in the picture, we walked beside the blooming cherry blossoms and enjoyed views such as the Washington Monument and also the Lincoln Memorial. We learned so much about historic events that to this day affect the world. For example, the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum promoted to always "ask why". Curiosity is a significant factor toward success and even more so when seeking improvement. That way we remove the negative factors that detained us from being successful in the first place. The holocaust museum also shed light toward Syria's current state of events for awareness. As I became further informed of the events, I was reminded of how lucky many of us are for our freedom, peace, and rights.
Throughout the day we also stepped out of our comfort zones by trying different types of food than what we are used to. Our first food stop was at a Middle Eastern food truck where I had the lamb gyro; one of the best meals ever! By the time we decided for dinner, we ordered authentic asian food which was a very pleasant meal as well. It is safe to say we are taking advantage of the delicious food in the city!
UA South Representatives!
The University of Arizona South selected Emily Tinoco, Arianna Buchanan, and Neeila Borquez to attend the annual HACU National Capitol Forum in Washington, D.C. All are highly motivated and passionate about higher education, and take initiative to support and advocate for others. They are actively involved in their school and community, and have an interest in learning how government works. While at the Forum, each student wrote blog posts describing their experiences. Come along on their journey and read their posts!
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Sunday, March 31, 2019
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Emily's Back Home!
We are finally back home! It was a amazing trip, my first time in a plane. My fist time in Washington. It is a life changing experience...
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Washington is awesome! It is full of energy ... We went to take a walk around the city, looking for something to eat.. After a 10 - 15 mi...
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Neeila D Borquez, born on March 25, 1991, in Bisbee Arizona. I was raised in a small border town named Naco, Sonora and returned to Bisb...
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Many agree with the idea that there are no better classes than the ones imparted in the most well-known school, named life. I don’t reall...
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