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Day 8: A Journalist’s Journey to Jordan | A'Broad in Amman
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A'Broad in Amman. 8230;A Journalist's Journey to Jordan. Day 8: A Journalist’s Journey to Jordan. The last morning in Jordan was a hectic mess. I woke up to the sound of my alarm, skyped with my mom, and then ran out the door with my passport in hand and suitcases ready to go. The 12 and a half hour flight back to the United States was not fun, to say the least, but the good company of my trip-mates, a couple glasses of wine, and several slightly mindless movies made it all a little better. I was there f...
Day 6: 800 Steps of Sightseeing | A'Broad in Amman
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A'Broad in Amman. 8230;A Journalist's Journey to Jordan. Day 6: 800 Steps of Sightseeing. The next couple days marked a significant change in our press trip, where we became journalists who looked and felt rather than took notes. There were no more briefings or official meetings. This was our chance to get to now the country for ourselves, not through the eyes of officials or their official stance on the country’s issues. Horse and carriage at the entrance to Petra. We walked along the entrance to the go...
Day 7: Last Day in Jordan | A'Broad in Amman
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A'Broad in Amman. 8230;A Journalist's Journey to Jordan. Day 7: Last Day in Jordan. Cracked soil near the Jordan River. The thin Jordan River. We then stopped by the Jordan River, which was quite the sad sight to see. After hearing, during our many briefings, about Jordan’s water problem, seeing the depleted river right at our feet with the cracked dry ground around it was a testament to everything we had heard. If that’s the case, however, I can say with certainty that I have chosen the right career path.
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Foreign policy nerd, recovering journalist, klutz. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. April 22, 2014. Choices are the hinges of destiny. Pythagoras. When my mother was visiting this past week, we spent some time wandering by the monuments here in Washington and she posed a question I had never really thought to ask. Or because they taught me about my family’s history and culture? Would I still end up here eventually if I didn’t take a journalism job in Washington 4 years ago? Last week, ...
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Foreign policy nerd, recovering journalist, klutz. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. OLGA A. BELOGOLOVA. Click here to download the PDF). Arlington, V.A. Associate Editor – Inside the Navy. 8211; Report on Navy aviation and shipbuilding via the Pentagon and Capitol Hill, specifically focusing on budget planning, across-the-board sequestration cuts, Asia-Pacific rebalance, and procurement policy. Washington, D.C. Staff Reporter, Energy and Environment Policy. US-Japan Foundation and Inte...
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Foreign policy nerd, recovering journalist, klutz. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. April 22, 2014. Choices are the hinges of destiny. Pythagoras. When my mother was visiting this past week, we spent some time wandering by the monuments here in Washington and she posed a question I had never really thought to ask. Or because they taught me about my family’s history and culture? Would I still end up here eventually if I didn’t take a journalism job in Washington 4 years ago? Would you f...
BLOG | OLGA BELOGOLOVA | foreign policy nerd, recovering journalist, klutz
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Foreign policy nerd, recovering journalist, klutz. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. April 22, 2014. Choices are the hinges of destiny. Pythagoras. When my mother was visiting this past week, we spent some time wandering by the monuments here in Washington and she posed a question I had never really thought to ask. Or because they taught me about my family’s history and culture? Would I still end up here eventually if I didn’t take a journalism job in Washington 4 years ago? Last week, ...
Dispatch from Japan | OLGA BELOGOLOVA
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Foreign policy nerd, recovering journalist, klutz. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. November 16, 2012. When I traveled to Jordan on a press trip in 2009, just after I had graduated from college, I wrote. That I hope someday, in the future, when my journalism career takes off, I’ll be able to once again tell the customs officer at the airport that I’m traveling for business. Well, here I am. 1) I have to keep my chopsticks placed on the chopstick holder whenever I am not using them.
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A'Broad in Amman | …A Journalist's Journey to Jordan
A'Broad in Amman. 8230;A Journalist's Journey to Jordan. Day 8: A Journalist’s Journey to Jordan. Bull;June 15, 2009 • Leave a Comment. The last morning in Jordan was a hectic mess. I woke up to the sound of my alarm, skyped with my mom, and then ran out the door with my passport in hand and suitcases ready to go. The 12 and a half hour flight back to the United States was not fun, to say the least, but the good company of my trip-mates, a couple glasses of wine, and several slightly mindless movies made...
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