Authors Posts by Rebecca Carvalho
Rebecca Carvalho
Rebecca is (secretly Linda Belcher) a senior at Iona College, studying Mass Communications. She loves to travel, coffee, and her dog. Fan of boy bands, big hair, and everything bagels. Professional shade thrower and wearer of beanies.
Remembering Gandhi
Mahatma Gandhi was assassinated on January 30, 1948. A symbol of peace and social justice, Gandhi was a leader of India's independence that insisted and preached...
Photo of the Day: The Wave, Valley of Fire, Nevada
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In Nevada lies the oldest state park in Nevada that has stunning views and hiking trails that attract people from all over...
Tasty Tuesday: The Eagle and Child, J.R.R. Tolkien’s Hangout
This week's Tasty Tuesday was a favorite of mine when I studied abroad in England. Though I mostly explored London since that's where I...
Photo of the Day: Venice, Italy
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Venice, Italy is one city that looks like it came straight out of a story book. The architecture and artwork are awe...
Drinks from Around the World for New Year’s Eve
New Year's Eve is a cause for celebration. As you leave the old year behind, it's time to celebrate everything you got through throughout...
7 Chocolate Candies From Around the World
National Chocolate Candy day is December 28th, so if you were looking for another reason to stuff your face around the holidays, we just...
Foreign Film Friday: Films for the Holidays
Holiday movies are part of what make this time of year so fun. Whether you want something to make you laugh or to make...
What to Do When You Can’t Travel Over Winter Break
Winter break is probably the best thing your school does for you, other than the whole gives you an education and prepares you for...
An Open Letter to Sangria
Dear Sangria,
Remember me? Because sometimes when I have too much of you, I don't remember you. Anyway, I'm going to get to the point....
Photo of the Day: Jackson Square, New Orleans, Louisiana
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Right in the heart of New Orleans' French Quarter is historic Jackson Square. Originally known in the 18th century as Place d'Armes, it...
Quiet Flights vs. In-Flight Calls: How Much Would You Pay?
Would you pay $300 just to have a quiet flight? Well, apparently there are people that would pay that much in order to escape...
Happy Birthday, Brad Pitt! A Look at His Film Locations
On December 18th, one of the most gorgeous men to grace this planet turns 50. As difficult as that is to believe, Brad Pitt...
Photo of the Day: Park Güell, Barcelona, Spain
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Park Güell in Barcelona, Spain is one of the city's biggest attractions. Park Güell was commissioned by Eusebi Güell who wanted to create...
See NYC Like Buddy the Elf
A favorite movie to get into the spirit of Christmas is Elf, staring Will Ferrell. Since it's release in 2003, it's become a quick favorite and...
Tasty Tuesday: Rice ‘N Beans, New York City
Being half Brazilian, I'm always looking for a place that can cook up dishes like my avó (grandmother in Portuguese). It's a difficult feat, because...
Photo of the Day: Cliffs of Moher, Ireland
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The Cliffs of Moher in Ireland are a stunning site. The Cliffs of Moher are located in Country Clare, Ireland, and is...
South Africa Unveils Statue of Nelson Mandela
Nelson Mandela, one of the greatest world leaders, passed away on December 5th. To commemorate the revolutionary and philanthropist, a statue has been resurrected...
Happy Birthday, Jane Austen!
Jane Austen is one of the most famous authors to ever exist, and her legacy still continues. Her works of romantic fiction, along with...
Why Travels With Charley is the Best Travelogue
I'll admit it now: I don't like John Steinbeck. I didn't like anything I had read by him, including The Grapes of Wrath. "But...
Photo of the Day: Toronto City Hall
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Toronto's City Hall is one of the city's most distinctive landmarks, both for its interesting architecture, surrounding artwork, and history. The current...
