Renee's blog

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I have always wondered why Europeans think American education is crappy. Sure, every European I know speaks at least two languages fluently. Sure, my Spanish is mediocre, at best, despite four years of torturous lessons. But that cannot have anything to do with American education, could it? Nah.
 

The recent article in Vogue depicting women in Iraq and Afghanistan leaves an unpleasant taste in the mouth of any female with wishes of being a mother. It's an unthinkable dilemma: being forced to predict your own future and decide whether you should forgo the armed forces in the chance that you could have a child and still be asked to leave. Although it is impossible to rate every situation, one fact is clear. Women, like it or not, are going to work HARDER for equality than men. Why?

In seeing quite a few of my peers become malcontent with their internship experience as well as having a horror experience or two of my own, I believe I have a teeny bit of advice for those that are about to embark on their first internship.

For considering my top three travel destinations, I considered our current political, socioeconomic and employment economy and thought, "Damn, I wanna see how other countries are pulling it off." Thus, included are my top three Utopian societies...nothing is perfect but work with me.