Tag Result For: travel

  • 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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  • Elizabeth
  • Furman University
  • 2012 Fall

Rain Rain Go Away 10/04/12

Salve! This weekend I adventured off to Verona and I wouldn’t say that I had the best of luck when it came to this trip.  Saturday morning, we woke up in this charming little bed & breakfast that we were staying at, called B&B Villa dei Pini, and were greeted by a plate of homemade […]

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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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  • Morganne
  • University of Oregon
  • 2012 Fall

30 Hours, 5 Villages, 1 Amazing Weekend 09/28/12

I never would have thought a 30-hour weekend trip could be one of the best vacations of a lifetime. But our adventure to Cinque Terre this past weekend certainly was.   Cinque Terre, literally translated as “five lands,” is located on the West Coast of Italy near the city of La Spezia and consists of […]

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  • Carly
  • Furman University
  • 2012 Fall

Firenze, The Roman City 09/28/12

This past weekend was our first travel weekend here at CIMBA, so naturally a large group of us planned our first trip to Firenze, or Florence in the Italian region of Tuscany. I had been to Florence once before, but it was interesting to see how much my perspective of the city changed the second time. […]

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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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  • Elizabeth
  • Furman University
  • 2012 Fall

So Many Places, So Little Time 09/19/12

Ciao Everyone! The end of orientation is upon us and everyone here is so pumped for the first travel weekend! Most conversations surround the topic of traveling and all the different places that people are going this weekend. Friday (after I finish the partially terrifying but intriguing LIFE Program), I leave for Florence, Italy. As […]

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  • Carly
  • Furman University
  • 2012 Fall

Land of Spaghetti and Meatballs 09/14/12

These past few days have been a whirlwind of events. Between starting classes and attending orientation events, I’m still trying to adjust to the six hour time change. Thankfully, it’s almost the weekend and we can rest up for our first full week of classes and activities! This weekend, I plan on hiking to the […]

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  • Elizabeth
  • Furman University
  • 2012 Fall

Ciao, Graci… That's all I got… 09/12/12

Bongiorno from Italy! My name is Elizabeth. Its only my second full day in Paderno del Grappa, so I’m just going to take this time to introduce myself. I am a junior Business Administration and Sociology major from Furman University in Greenville, South Carolina. I grew up in the suburbs of Atlanta, Georgia. My family […]

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  • Melanie
  • University of Iowa
  • 2012 Spring

It's Finals Time in Paderno! 04/11/12

It is crazy to think that there are only 3 days and 5 finals between me and the start of my summer!  Usually I am eagerly counting down to the start of summer for weeks, but this year it is definitely bittersweet.  On one hand, I am so excited to see all of my friends […]

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