I was browsing through the list of PGS student blogs, and I across Tyler's recent post that depicts Riva San Vitale and the surrounding area through photos. I realized that I have barely posted any pictures to my blog, which is a complete injustice to any readers considering the amount of places I've visited. I've [...]
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Photo Journal: First day in Morocco
Posted by Michael Morrison on April 22, 2012
http://michaelmmorrison.com/morocco-day-one/
Takeaways From a Week in Naples
I had a great time in Naples and enjoyed everything about it – eating copious amounts of pizza, exploring the city with my friends, seeing the landmarks, learning about volcanic activity and the history of the surrounding areas, and  experiencing the culture at every turn. What I enjoyed most, however, was the same aspect of [...]
Posted by Michael Morrison on April 2, 2012
http://michaelmmorrison.com/naples/
Actively Caring for People: A bracelet to live by
About a year ago, I heard Justin Graves (a fellow student at Virginia Tech) explaining Actively Caring for People, a movement with a pay-it-forward philosophy urging people to show and appreciate kindness every day. As I understand it, it works by encouraging people to give green wristbands to people who are kind in ways that [...]
Posted by Michael Morrison on March 25, 2012
http://michaelmmorrison.com/actively-caring-for-people/
Spring Break in Morocco!
This study abroad program is full of surprises, and that tweet pretty much says it all.... Never in my life would I have suspected I would be spending spring break of my sophomore year in Morocco. Perhaps with some luck, I would have spent it working a decent paying job or on a road trip [...]
Posted by Michael Morrison on February 4, 2012
http://michaelmmorrison.com/spring-break-in-morocco/
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