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Published by the Students of Johns Hopkins since 1896

December 6, 2023

JACKIE RITTENHOUSE

Reimagining home

By JACKIE RITTENHOUSE | March 18, 2023

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Rittenhouse describes all the memories, rituals and feelings that come with Sunday.

A Sunday kind of love

By JACKIE RITTENHOUSE | October 16, 2022

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Through her experiences leading a pre-orientation program, Rittenhouse looks back on the changes and constants of her past four years at college.

Three years later...

By JACKIE RITTENHOUSE | September 6, 2022

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Rittenhouse expresses gratitude for the friends who have shaped her life.

Ode to my friends

By JACKIE RITTENHOUSE | February 28, 2022

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Rittenhouse describes her hopes for her semester abroad in Amsterdam.

Dear future me

By JACKIE RITTENHOUSE | February 20, 2022

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Rittenhouse reflects on the way her pets have shaped her life and how she has had to adapt after losing them.

Eminently adaptable

By JACKIE RITTENHOUSE | November 4, 2021

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Rittenhouse contemplates the label of bisexuality in the context of her identity.

On the journey of self-discovery

By JACKIE RITTENHOUSE | October 1, 2021

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Students living abroad can be more than half a day ahead when attending class.

Up all night: Students in different time zones tackle a virtual semester

By JACKIE RITTENHOUSE | March 8, 2021

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Tagliacozzo broke away from the traditional narrative of Silk Road trade in China in his talk, focusing on trade by sea instead.

Cornell professor explores the history of maritime trade in Asia

By JACKIE RITTENHOUSE | February 2, 2021

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Students voice concerns about how dropping temperatures will impact socially distanced outdoor gatherings.

Concerns loom about COVID-19 precautions as winter approaches

By CHRIS H. PARK and JACKIE RITTENHOUSE | October 28, 2020

JACKIE RITTENHOUSE

Reimagining home

A Sunday kind of love

Three years later...

Ode to my friends

Dear future me

Eminently adaptable

On the journey of self-discovery

Up all night: Students in different time zones tackle a virtual semester

Cornell professor explores the history of maritime trade in Asia

Concerns loom about COVID-19 precautions as winter approaches

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