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During my internet research about New York City, I found the official website of the Statue of Liberty very interesting for its detailed history and expert tips for visiting. If I were to visit New York, I would love to: Take a ferry to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island to see this iconic monument. Walk through Central Park to enjoy its beautiful scenery. Attend a Broadway show. 1. Statue of Liberty Ticket Prices: Ferry tickets include access to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, starting at $24.30 USD for adults, $18.30 USD for seniors (62+), and $12.30 USD for children (4-12). Children under 4 are free. Additional tickets for access to the crown or pedestal must be booked in advance. How to Get There: The ferry departs from Battery Park in Manhattan. You can reach Battery Park by subway: take lines 1 (South Ferry), 4 or 5 (Bowling Green), or R/W (Whitehall Street). Alternatively, buses M1, M6, or M15 stop at South Ferry. 2. Central Park Areas and Attractions: Central Park

On My Radar: Vashti Bunyan's Cultural Highlights Today in class I read an article about Vashti Bunyan, a singer-songwriter born in cultural hotspot London, and it was fascinating to see what resonates with an artist like her. The article offered an intriguing insight into her world, highlighting a Scottish railway museum, a much-loved painter, and a forgotten American musician... The aspects of culture discussed ranged from music and art to places and literature. What stood out to me the most was her mention of the song “Roving Woman” by Connie Converse. The story behind the song is both tragic and mysterious: Connie Converse, an overlooked songwriter from the 1950s, disappeared without a trace in 1974, leaving behind only her music. The song captivated Bunyan when it randomly played on Spotify, and she expressed how it cleverly reflects the societal views of women during that era. I find it particularly interesting because it highlights how art can emerge from obscurity to touch l

 A Fun Day Out With Friends Last weekend, I had the most incredible day with a group of close friends that I've known for years. These friends, Sofia and Atenea, have been with me through thick and thin. Sofia and I met in college during a group project, Atenea was a childhood neighbor who became like a sister to me. Over time, our bond has only grown stronger, making every moment we spend together special. We decided to take a break from our busy lives and have a fun day out. After some discussion, we settled on going to an amusement park that none of us had visited before. The anticipation was high as we drove there, laughing and talking about everything under the sun. The weather was perfect, with clear skies and a gentle breeze a great start to our adventure. Once we arrived at the park, the excitement kicked in. We started with some of the most thrilling rides roller coasters that sent us soaring through the air, spinning teacups that had us dizzy with laughter, and even a hau