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Documenting Our Changing World: Ecuador

The sea lion, the beach and the college kid

By Liam O'SullivanSenior Liam O'Sullivan resists the temptation to pet sea lions, which is illegal.

Passengers look out onto the Seine River from a boat

Footsteps of Ernie Pyle

The scenic Seine

By Katie McGinnisSenior Katie McGinnis and the rest of the Footsteps of Ernie Pyle class closed out their time in Europe with a riverboat tour down the Seine.

Joyce Hawkins and Alexis Woods

Semester in Los Angeles

Thrifting at Chris Brown’s house

By Alexis WoodsSenior Alexis Woods waits in line for four hours to buy Chris Brown's used clothing.

People looking into the bottom of a glass-bottom boat

Reporting War and Peace in Okinawa

In search of a glass-bottom boat

By Autumn SchoolmanSenior Autumn Schoolman didn't let the Japanese-English language barrier stop her from seeing the world’s largest blue coral structure recorded.

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