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Christina Tan

Isabella Echeverria has faced many frustrating moments. Just watching TV or following along in school was tough.

But memories of real hardships her family faced in Venezuela kept Echeverria from quitting. 

Three Georgia College students are visiting the rolling green hills of South Korea this summer – where Buddhist statues, cherry trees and quaint fishing villages dot the countryside.

But their experiences there will be vastly different.

Samantha Pappas knows what she wants and she doesn’t second-guess herself.

In fact, Pappas was so sure about Georgia College – she was the first student from the Class of 2021 to apply, and she was the first to be admitted.

When Kailah “Kai” Jeffries contemplated universities to attend this fall, she envisioned going out of state. However, after setting foot on Georgia College’s campus during a private tour by GC’s Head Soccer Coach Hope Clark, her decision to attend was quite clear.

For her teammate and Tucker resident Claire Mitchell, having the opportunity to play soccer in college is “a dream come true.” She started playing at age four.

When people travel to Berlin, Germany, they often think of the city’s historic past – from the Weimar Republic to the cruelty of World War II. They think of a once-divided city that today is a tranquil center for the arts, museums, architecture, cuisine and music.

They don’t often think science.

Abbie Lahmers is staying busy this summer as a slow flood of manuscripts start to pour into her inbox.