Hannah Williams

4 weeks ago | activerain.com | Hannah Williams

There is another person I cannot exclude who greatly influenced my life: my Father. Dad was a jack of all trades; he could do anything he put his mind to. He went deep sea fishing every Saturday like clockwork in the warm weather. He was up before dawn and home by dinner with fresh fish, usually blue Fish or Flounder. Sometimes, he would take me fishing, but not the deep sea as if I got seasick, and they would not turn back. I remember one time no one was catching fish except me.

1 month ago | activerain.com | Hannah Williams

Spring is here today! MR squirrel was looking around as usual, and Cleo was amazed at all the birds singing at our door today. Suddenly, I heard this bird screeching, one I had not heard before. With my camera in hand, I walked over, and the most beautiful Blue Jay was perched on the walkway fence. He seemed to be talking to Mr. Squirrell, who controlled the warm water bowl I had placed outside. Before I could snap his picture, he was gone. Cleo wanted to go out and play.

1 month ago | the-londoner.co.uk | Hannah Williams

Dear Londoners — welcome to your first ever culture edition of The Londoner. One of the best things about the capital is how there are always a billion things to see, read or gossip about. So, let our editor, Hannah, serve as the Virgil to your Dante, and lead you on an all-access Londoner tour of some of London’s most esteemed cultural institutions (and their toilets).

1 month ago | activerain.com | Hannah Williams

My older sister Sarae greatly influenced me. She was always there for me, my Friend, and also like a second mother. I remember her helping me with my homework assignments. We often visited the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Franklin Institute. Back then, we did not have computers; we had encyclopedias, and she would help me choose what subject to write about. When I was a young kid, she would take me out with her friends. I pledged with a sorority, and I was the mascot. She took me everywhere.

1 month ago | georgetown.edu | Hannah Williams

Dear Students,We are writing to inform you of several safety reminders ahead of Saint Patrick’s Day weekend. Please remain aware of your surroundings and use safety best practices when traveling through the neighborhood and city. Please also be considerate of our neighbors and follow the directions of Georgetown staff members and other university employees. Be Aware and Vigilant. Never walk alone at night, and always walk along well-lit and well-traveled routes.