Tag: college

  • Ubuntu: I am Because We are

    Ubuntu: I am Because We are

    “Ubuntu is humanity. It is more about having the pie but sharing with the national equally and not trying to keep the big piece to yourself. Ubuntu is having no greed and always living to share.” – Vuyo Mnyantsi, Khayelitsha, South Africa on his definition of ubuntu.

  • African Time

    African Time

    I am learning the way in which I look at my world is not necessarily the most profitable to humankind. Yesterday, a few friends of mine on the trip and I were talking about the distinct difference in urgency between the U.S. and what we’ve experienced so far in South Africa. For most of us,…

  • Travel Day

    Travel Day

    5/30/2005 I LEAVE TODAY! Finally! I have to be at the airport at 5am … it’s currently 12:23 am. I’m thinking there is not much sleep to be had in the nearĀ future. My poor house. My poor sister roommate. My house looks like ground zero of a bombing mission. My “carry-on” contents are strewn about…

  • South African Winter: Ironing out the Specifics

    South African Winter: Ironing out the Specifics

    5/5/2005 Hey All, so there are four new things:

  • South Africa Bound

    South Africa Bound

    4/4/05 So as you all may know, I was born and raised in Tempe, Arizona. I am a 20-year-old junior at Arizona State University studying Justice and Social Inquiry, a major my mom suggested. I begrudgingly took one class in the subject and I fell in love. My sister, Brooke, is 4 years older than…