Name: She's at home in rural Madagascar, by Tahiry Andrianotahiana by Youth Journalism International
Duration: 4 min 37 s
Description: Tahiry Andrianotahiana, a Junior Reporter with Youth Journalism International, shares what life is like in her small rural village in Madagascar. Read by Dorothy Quanteh, a Junior Reporter with Youth Journalism International.

What's the worst thing about the first year of college? Missing her mom's home-cooked Indian food and finding poor substitutes in the dining hall, writes Youth Journalism International Senior Correspondent Sreehitha Gandluri, who studies at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill.

Dining hall meals fill her stomach, but not her soul, by Sreehitha Gandluri

Tahiry Andrianotahiana, a Junior Reporter with Youth Journalism International, shares what life is like in her small rural village in Madagascar. Read by Dorothy Quanteh, a Junior Reporter with Youth Journalism International.

She's at home in rural Madagascar, by Tahiry Andrianotahiana

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She's at home in rural Madagascar, by Tahiry Andrianotahiana

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