Tag Result For: food

  • Elizabeth
  • University of Minnesota
  • 2015 Fall

Quiz: Is CIMBA the Right Fit for You? 12/14/15

After twelve weeks of blogging, I’m running a little bit short on ideas for topics. So, to mix it up a little bit, I’ve created a Buzzfeed-esque quiz. Give it a whirl… see if CIMBA is the right fit for you!  1. What’s your top city to see in Europe?  London Venice Prague 2. How many […]

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  • Elizabeth
  • University of Minnesota
  • 2015 Fall

The Perks (and Quirks) of Italian Cuisine 09/27/15

Italy isn’t America. It seems obvious, right? The scenery is different, the language is different, the history is different, and the food is different. The first three differences were all ones that I was expecting. I also knew that the food was going to be different, but it turns out that the Italian food I […]

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  • Phillip
  • Western Michigan University
  • 2015 Fall

Basic Tips for Traveling in Europe 09/16/15

Where Have I Been? Good Question. I began my journey in Europe July 5th when I landed in Amsterdam and the next day I began my 6 week program in Utrecht, a smaller city only 30 minutes away by train from Amsterdam. The courses in the program attributed to my international business minor and every […]

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  • Katherine
  • University of Arkansas
  • 2015 Summer

Don’t Ask. Just Eat. 06/09/15

Cassata, Panelle & Arancine- Oh My! Culture can be made up of many things, but food plays a key role in the perception of visitors. As a visitor of Sicily this weekend, I fell in love with their culture and their food. Even though Sicily is still apart of Italy, the cuisine has a unique […]

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  • Megan
  • Western Michigan University
  • 2015 Spring

More Wine than Water, More Churches than Houses, More Donkeys than People 02/19/15

It was the end of week 4 and on Friday afternoon there was an intense vibe in the air around campus as, all the Cimbians were working on their preparation for the first travel weekend, myself included. There was packing to do, tabacchi sandwiches to be picked up and classes to attend. Yeah…about that last […]

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  • Melissa
  • Virginia Tech University
  • 2014 Fall

Around Italia in 10 Days 11/26/14

Part of the uniqueness of the CIMBA program is its emphasis on learning through experience, with which I wholeheartedly agree. In total, students get about 27 days of travel in a semester of only 89 days. That’s 30% travel time, which has been so great, but in reality each of us has been looking forward […]

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  • Mia

Food experience here 11/20/14

Today, I am going to write about the food experience here. Usually, what I have in CIMBA is like this; first plate-pasta risotto or soup, second plate-meat and vegetables, desert and fruits. Since there are a number of menus in first and second plates, I am satisfied with meals on campus. I could learn how […]

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  • Mia

Dinner Invitation from Italian Family 11/15/14

Hello, As a CIMBIAN, all of us have the opportunity to join an italian family for dinner. I enrolled for the event and got a precious invitation from a very friendly family. I was so nervous and worried to join my new family but after the event, I found those worry were useless. The family I […]

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  • Natalie
  • Texas Tech University
  • 2014 Fall

Taking it easy in Verona! 11/05/14

This past weekend was all about relaxation. My travel buddies and I decided that we wanted to stray away from the busy weekend routine we have all become so accustomed to. This routine follows one basic rule… you’re always catching some form of transportation, whether it’s a plane, train, or automobile. See what I did there? […]

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  • Mia

2nd Gourmet Dinner 10/28/14

Ciao! Today, I will introduce CIMBA FALL 2014’s second gourmet dinner. Last time, the dinner was held in a nice Italian garden that provided us a full-course, formal dinner. This time the supper was held in a hotel. Even though both are formal dinners, the style was slightly different.  This dinner had an appetizer time outdoor (but […]

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