Kayla Kitts
kkitts@tennessee.edu

Kayla Kitts is a senior in Journalism & Electronic Media, with an emphasis on magazine writing. She is also pursuing an English minor and plans to graduate in May 2010. She was born and raised in Knoxville, Tenn. She attended the College of Charleston, in Charleston, S.C., her freshman year but transferred to the University of Tennessee a year later.

 

She has a passion for traveling and spent a month touring Europe in 2005. She visited France, Italy and Malta as a student ambassador and met with various foreign leaders.

 

Kayla loves to attend UT sporting events, such as football and basketball. She was born a Vol fan and will always bleed orange and white.

 

Kayla studied abroad in Swansea, Wales, UK in Spring 2009. She was able to travel all around England, Ireland, Wales, Spain, Amsterdam and Italy with her friends.

 

She has been on the TNJN staff since Fall 2008 and is currently the News Editor. She is currently the Online Editorial intern with Scripps Networks Interactive for HGTV.com and DIYnetwork.com.

 

Follow her on Twitter: kmkitts.

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February 22 2009 :: Amsterdam on the weekend
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Canal tours are a great way to explore the city. They are inexpensive and a perfect way to spend a sunny day.
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The Flower Market is widely popular in Amsterdam. Imagine the crowd on Valentines Day!
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There are more than 60 miles of canals in Amsterdam, along with 1,500 bridges.
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As part of Education Week, UT alumnus Henry Louis Taylor Jr., will be the 12th Annual Goodrich Lecturer.
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Dr. Steven Wilhelm discussed the effect that carbon dioxide has on climate change and global warming.
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Professor Magilow includes an introduction in the book including the history of the Holocaust in Slovakia, the differences and similarities between Kitty Weichherz and Anne Frank and the reason the Weichherz family is interesting.
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"The exhibit's specific goal is to give students a richer understanding of the historical context out of which the Holocaust emerged," Magilow said.
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The exhibition panels include various quotes from the journal written by Béla Weichherz.
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