Lessons to learn from RFK
By Luke Fischer | September 9, 2018This past June marked the 50th Anniversary of the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy — a former U.S. Attorney General, Senator and U.Va. Law School alum.
This past June marked the 50th Anniversary of the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy — a former U.S. Attorney General, Senator and U.Va. Law School alum.
This field trip was part of my summer internship at a public health research center in India, and it left a deeper impression on me than any other field trip ever has.
Adjusting to the University isn’t as easy as jumping on the Hogwarts Express
I deactivated my Instagram account and have not looked back since.
The job sounds boring, but it isn’t. How can I explain the allure of a summer spent digging through this interminable stack of old papers?
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The first wake up call to this reality was the act of waking up itself.
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