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A Very Tulane Spring Break

This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Tulane chapter.

This spring break, I was reminded of the reason why I love Tulane so much. Our student body is just so diverse, as a student here you’ll meet someone from Texas, New York, California, Florida, Alabama, North Carolina, Utah–it’s common for your friends to be from all over the country. I spent my break first up north in New York, roaming through central park and times square.
Then, I traveled back down south for the Houston Rodeo, which was definitely an interesting experience for the New Yorker in me. I was able to see bull-riding, cowboys, cattle, and sheep. Oh, and I saw Train preform! If you had asked me before coming to NOLA about a rodeo, I probably would’ve just thought of bull-fighting. Basically, this break showed me that if it wasn’t for the diversity at Tulane, I wouldn’t be experiencing so many new places and experiences. I hope everyone had a great break, now let’s get back to reality–or Howie T at least.

Rebecca Shinners is a Her Campus Chapter Advisor and Photo Intern/Freelancer at O, The Oprah Magazine. She graduated from Boston University in 2014 with a BS in Journalism and concentration in Photojournalism. She got her start in magazines writing for Her Campus and was previously an Editor for both Her Campus BU and Her Campus Tulane. Her work has also appeared in Seventeen Magazine, Teen Vogue, Bustle.com, Hamptons Magazine, and Newsday. When Rebecca isn't busy writing and taking pictures, she can be found shopping, petting puppies, wearing the color mint, and going to concerts.More: http://rebeccashinners.weebly.com/
Catherine Combs is a Tulane University Alumna, who majored in Communications and Political Science. She  has always had a soft spot for books, writing, and anything Chanel. When not searching for the final touches to her latest outfit idea, she can be found reading.