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  1. 1. Québec Province
    Canada
    1 cheer
    1,509 people
  2. 2. Nova Scotia
    Canada
    1,142 people
  3. 3. Finland
    Europe
    2,504 people
  4. 4. Lebanon
    Middle East
    540 people
  5. 5. Iran
    Middle East
    667 people
  6. 6. Syria
    Middle East
    326 people
  7. 7. Turkey
    Europe
    2,997 people
  8. 8. Morocco
    Africa
    4,905 people
  9. 9. Austria
    Europe
    2,548 people
  10. 10. Denmark
    Europe
    2,204 people
  11. 11. Ireland
    Europe
    11,300 people
  12. 12. Cyprus
    Europe
    750 people
  13. 13. Spain
    Europe
    8,352 people
  14. 14. Indonesia
    Asia
    1,850 people
  15. 15. Malaysia
    Asia
    1,255 people
  16. 16. Peru
    South America
    3,746 people
  17. 17. Argentina
    South America
    3,823 people
  18. 18. Australia
    Australia/Oceania
    1 cheer
    14,684 people
  19. 19. Egypt
    Africa
    1 cheer
    8,935 people
  20. 20. Fiji
    Australia/Oceania
    3,585 people
  21. 21. New Zealand
    Australia/Oceania
    1 cheer
    10,659 people

Recent entries

Black's Gaslight Village, Iowa City

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I saw an ad on Craigslist about a room for rent in the Gaslight Village. I went to their website and put in a request for housing there because it sounds absolutely fascinating to me. I am an incoming law student and I was born, raised, and attend college in Los Angeles at UCLA. It’s safe to say that I need to get out and experience something new for myself. The pictures are astounding and I love the architecture. I can’t wait to see it for myself!

over 4 years ago

Washington, D.C., District of Columbia

Campus Progress

it’s been a while. i’ve been out of town in washington DC at the campus progress conference. not only was it filled to the brim with the nation’s sexiest progressives, it was constructive, thought-provoking, and super useful. i’m back with tons to offer to FEM, FMLA, USAC, and all of my other involvements.

my trip to DC was complicated, to say the least. it was supposed to be a direct flight with a stop in salt lake city for fuel. instead, they landed in salt lake city, transferred me to ohio, where i had to wait two hours, and then put me on the smallest plane possible to washington. it was free though; can’t REALLY complain.

there was a ton of social networking, great influential speakers, and some pretty awesome political commentary by seymour hersh about the israel/lebanon situation during our journalism training.

let me just say that there’s nothing sexier than a thousand young, educated progressives gathering to organize constructively to better our nation’s future.

there’s much to be said about journalism. there’s also a lot to be said about my own political ideology. i’m inspired to start a blog about politics, feminism, campaigns, and whatnot, but i don’t want to do it on livejournal. i’m probably returning to washington spring quarter for school and an internship with either the center for american progress or HRC. nothing makes you think twice about your life’s message than hearing barack obama speak about mobilization, organization, and fighting the good fight.

time to think seriously about my summer classes and the lsat.

over 5 years ago

Walt Disney Concert Hall, Los Angeles Music Center

i've performed here!

my high school choir performed at the opening of walt disney music hall. VERY astounding accoustics!

over 5 years ago
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