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What is daily life at Bryn Mawr like? Follow these nine students through blogs, Twitter, and Flickr for a student's-eye-view.

Yong Jung Cho '12

I love traveling, eating, cooking, READING THE NEWS, walking, swimming, going to museums, painting, arts and crafts, the Self Government Association, Bryn Mawr, my ukelele … I could go on forever. I'm a hall advisor and the president of SGA.
Hometown: Queens, N.Y.
Major: Political Science (premed track)

blogYong Jung's Blog
twitterYong Jung on Twitter

Elizabeth Held '12

I'm a senior history major, writing my thesis on Soviet dissident media. I'm the SGA Elections Head and am responsible for the three rounds of elections held each year. This semester, I’m also working for USA Today as a college correspondent. I worked for the Bi-College News (Bryn Mawr and Haverford’s newspaper) for five semesters and interned this summer at the Gaston Gazette in North Carolina.
Hometown: Niskayuna, N.Y.
Major: History at Haverford

blogElizabeth's Blog
twitterElizabeth on Twitter

Brie Stark '12

I'm co-captain and coxswain of the Bryn Mawr College Crew team, a tour guide for the undergraduate admissions office and and a member of the American Red Cross National Youth Council's Leadership Team. Last year I studied abroad at University of Oxford-St. Anne’s College, where I was the men's first-boat coxswain.
Hometown: Ashley, Ohio
Major:Psychology, with a concentration in neural and behavioral sciences

blogBrie's Blog
twitterBrie on Twitter

Gabrielle Farrell '12

A Bostonian with roots in Montserrat, West Indies, I am a Posse Scholar who studied abroad in France and has traveled to Morocco, London, and the Netherlands. I'm a first-generation college student with high aspirations and a strong faith.
Hometown: Boston, Mass.
Majors: Political Science and French

blogGabby's Blog
twitterGabby on Twitter

Trang Hoang-Le '13

I was born in Vietnam and am from many places. Most of my free time is spent on Adobe Creative Suite and Arnecliffe Art Studio. Half of my weekend is signed away to the news room, where I work as the Production Manager for the Bi-College News. I travelled to China for my internship with the United Nations Environment Program last summer.
Hometown: Hanoi, Vietnam
Major: Mathematics, with a minor in creative writing

blogTrang's Blog
twitterTrang on Twitter

Heather Taddonio '12

I’m a senior geology major, a tour guide, and a member of the Bryn Mawr-Haverford Horned Toads rugby team. My blog will chronicle my adventures during my final year at Bryn Mawr– from traditions to writing my senior thesis and everything between. Anassa kata!
Hometown: Charlotte, N.C.
Major: Geology

blogHeather's Blog
twitterHeather on Twitter

Amanda Fernandez '14

I am a very proud Latina (half Dominican, half Honduran) and am on the Mujeres (Latin Affinity Club) board as the Public Action Committee Chairwoman. I’m a crazy procrastinator – my excuse usually something along the lines of, “Pressure makes diamonds.”
Hometown: Ridgewood, NJ
Major: English, on the pre-med track.

blogAmanda's Blog
twitterAmanda on Twitter

Hannah Smith '14

I was raised in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, where I learned to love sweet tea and college football. I dream of one day being the first female or first Jewish president of the United States. My back up fantasy is to follow in Tina Fey’s footsteps and act or write for SNL. I have done some previous blogging about my all women’s college experience for The New York Times.
Hometown: Baton Rouge, La.
Major: Political science, possible minor in sociology

blogHannah's Blog
twitterHannah on Twitter

Lillie Williams '12

I'm a senior English major. I enjoy writing poetry, traveling, reading, and playing with new technology in my free time. My campus job involves helping professors learn a new system for course management as well as putting information out there regarding its use for students.
Hometown: White Bluff, Tenn.
Major: English

blogLillie's Blog
twitterLillie on Twitter


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