A Buona Pasqua in the Hills of Pistoia
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- Written by: Mark Oprea
- Category: Study Abroad Blogs
Mark discovers the true meaning of an Italian Easter.
Italians or Americans: Who is Happier?
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- Written by: Mark Oprea
- Category: Study Abroad Blogs
Marks weighs life at home versus his life overseas.
At Viareggio's Carnivale, Every Politician Stays Afloat
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- Written by: Mark Oprea
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Mark discovers that in Italy, celebrations are also worthy of critical thinking.
Reasons to Travel Alone
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- Written by: Mark Oprea
- Category: Study Abroad Blogs
Why you should get over your fear and start traveling solo.
Bike Theft in Florence
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- Written by: Mark Oprea
- Category: Study Abroad Blogs
What my brief time as a city cyclist has taught me about life abroad.
Florence: A Living Museum
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- Written by: Mark Oprea
- Category: Study Abroad Blogs
If you only have a few days to spend in Florence, here's what's worth seeing.
For the Love of the Sport: A Soccer Match in Milan
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- Written by: Maria Madison
- Category: Study Abroad Blogs
Reluctantly, Maria attends a football game, where she discovers that there's more to Milan than fashion and food.
Moving Your Passion Abroad
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- Written by: Eric Slivoskey
- Category: Work Abroad
Coaching a sport can be a good means to travel and work in an area you are passionate about. One American football coach lands the perfect retirement gig in Europe.
How Studying Abroad Can Help Save the World
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- Written by: Jeff Minthorn
- Category: Study Abroad
An international education is fundamental to promoting a world that actually gets along.
Take a Grown-Up Gap Year: Part 1
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- Written by: Susan Griffith
- Category: Volunteer Abroad
A year of travelling with purpose is a great way to get out of a work rut. Expert Susan Griffith offers tips to help you prepare for taking time off from your everyday life.
The Goods on Teaching English in Europe
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- Written by: Troy Nahumko
- Category: Work Abroad
Europe may be the School of Hard Knocks for ESL teachers, but Troy Nahumko has some tricks to ease the trade.
