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  • Carly
  • Furman University
  • 2012 Fall

This Thanksgiving I'm Thankful for CIMBA! 11/21/12

This Thanksgiving I’m very, very grateful for the CIMBA study abroad program and all of the magnificent opportunities it has offered me throughout the entire semester. I have grown so much as a person in just these few short months being abroad in Italy. I’ve had the opportunity to meet people from all over Europe […]

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  • Carly
  • Furman University
  • 2012 Fall

A Night of Vino e Formaggio! 11/15/12

CIMBA does a great job at providing us with several different cultural activities throughout the semester. One that all the students thoroughly enjoy is the “Date with a Professor Night”, where we can all spend an evening with a professor making pasta at a local restaurant or go to a cheese tasting at their apartments. […]

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  • Morganne
  • University of Oregon
  • 2012 Fall

A Week in Food 11/12/12

One of the best parts by far about traveling through Europe is getting to taste different types of food—especially because little Paderno del Grappa has no variety in food. One of the top five reasons I love travel weeks is because we get to eat something other than pasta and red sauce. For my second […]

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  • Carly
  • Furman University
  • 2012 Fall

A Chocoholic's Dream Come True 10/17/12

This past week, we had our first week of independent travel. I had the opportunity to travel to the South of France, Paris, and Interlaken, Switzerland. By far, my favorite place we visited was Interlaken. It’s situated between two picturesque lakes with snow-capped mountains surrounding it. Not only is it one of the most beautiful […]

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  • Carly
  • Furman University
  • 2012 Fall

An Italian Home Sweet Home 10/04/12

Study abroad students, which are generally broke college kids, are notorious for traveling Europe by jumping from hostel to hostel. Before coming to Europe, I was given many pointers from past student travelers warning me about the many horrors of hostel-hopping. Staying in a hostel will forever be a skeptical experience because there’s always the […]

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  • Elizabeth
  • Furman University
  • 2012 Fall

I Took the One Less Traveled by, and That has Made All the Difference. 09/28/12

Salve! The title of this post is a quote from Robert Frost’s poem The Road Not Taken and this idea definitely applied to my weekend. My friends and I hopped on a train and traveled to Florence, Italy. People always say that you need to thoroughly plan your vacations or you will just be wandering […]

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  • Carly
  • Furman University
  • 2012 Fall

A Glimpse of Italian Culture through Taste 09/19/12

WOW! I cannot believe I have not even been here for a full two weeks yet. So much has been happening and we have all been so extremely busy, it feels as though I’ve been in the Italian mountains for an eternity. But, who’s to complain about that! I quickly discovered I would love nothing […]

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  • Vanessa
  • University of Iowa
  • 2012 Spring

Seville, Spain: Quite Possibly the Greatest Place on Earth 04/02/12

Seville, Spain: home to beautiful landmarks, amazing tapas, and the most relaxing atmosphere one could ever hope to find.  After visiting the city last week during the second of our two nine-day travel breaks, I can confidently say that it has quickly become my absolute favorite place to visit – and one that I would […]

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  • Michael
  • University of Iowa
  • 2012 Spring

Relaxation in Sicily 03/27/12

Are you getting tired of the touristy cities and the constant traveling between sights, but cannot decide what country will give you the relaxed atmosphere you are looking for? It didn’t take much to draw me into traveling to Sicily. When my friend Juliana and I were discussing our next travel plans, she said: “I think I […]

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  • Melanie
  • University of Iowa
  • 2012 Spring

Buon Appetito! 02/06/12

One thing that I have learned since being here is that CIMBA is not your average study abroad program! They provide so many amazing opportunities outside of just normal classes for things like leadership development, cultural experiences, and things that are just plain fun. This week we had an event that encompassed all three of […]

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