Tag: travel
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Is The “American Dream” Really A Dream If It’s Taken?
The past year’s election stirred up a lot of negative attention towards immigration in the United States. However, if it was not for the hard work and talent of many immigrants this country would not have half of the things it does now. Based on an article from Business Insider, here are some examples of…
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5 Tips On How To Snap The Best Pic
In photography composition is key. Placing your subject, using certain colors, and picking the right background helps your picture look the most professional it can be. The subject of your photo is the most important part to make clear and draw the audience’s attention to. Because the subject is the reason you are taking the…
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TGC in NYC
Megan McCourt– Account Supervisor, PPR Worldwide Former Tehama Group Communications Editorial Director and General Manager, 2010-2011 It’s nearing that time of the year where graduating students frantically polish their resumes, spend hours online searching for that dream first job and, if others are like me, practice interviewing for hours in front of the bathroom mirror.…
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A Quick Guide to Shooting Travel Photography
People go on vacation and take pictures. It’s what you do. It’s simply what vacationers do when they travel to exotic, never before seen places. Photography is an amazing phenomenon that we take for granted in the 21st century. The way we are able to harness a memory by simply capturing a blend of light…
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Study Abroad and Job Outlook – How to leverage your study abroad experience in an interview to land the position
Anyone who studied abroad knows the experience is truly life-changing. Living and studying abroad helps you develop and test your abilities on the deepest level. Although studying abroad is an incredible life experience, very few U.S. college students are able to make the trip. Only 1 percent of U.S. students studied abroad during the 2012…
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A Taste of the Philippines
Filipino food is probably something you’ve never heard of, let alone tried. Luckily for me, growing up as a Filipino-American, I was able to enjoy many Filipino dishes. Filipino food has traces of Spanish and Chinese food, but ultimately has its own island feel that can only be attributed to the Philippines. The Philippines are…
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Escape From Reality
When my friend suggested a trip to the Sea Ranch, I wasn’t really sure what to expect, but I soon discovered it to be nothing like I had ever imagined. It proved to be one of the most relaxing places I’ve ever been. Located 100 miles north of San Francisco, the treacherous drive to…
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A Well Deserved Vacation Abroad
“The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page.” -Saint Augustine Whether it’s at the end of this semester or in the fall, graduation is quickly approaching for seniors. This can be an overwhelming thought that most students, including myself, are reminded of on a regular basis. We’ve been…
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Make the Most of Your Time Abroad
After years of getting dragged along with my parents to vacations they planned, I decided to see the world on my own terms through the study abroad program at Chico State. For two months I lived in an apartment in the south of Spain before I backpacked across Europe for three weeks. Here are my…
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Vacationing on a Budget
With summer in full swing and then end of the semester quickly approaching, it’s hard not to begin thinking about summer plans. And if you’re like me, it may be the only thing keeping you motivated through the last few weeks of school. Here are a few ideas for fun and affordable weekend getaways that…