By bculbert on Feb 7, 2017 in culture, Italy | Comments Off on International Interviews and Internships
During my regular life (meaning, not living in Rome on a semester abroad), I overburden myself. I thrive when I am over-committed, so I work multiple jobs on top of being a full-time student. So I told myself that going abroad would be time for me, and I would focus on relaxing and just having […]
By edurham on Feb 15, 2016 in Italy | Comments Off on The Roman Facade
This image is significant to me because one of the biggest lessons that I learned during my time studying abroad in Rome is that there isn’t anything ‘ancient’ about the ancient Rome that people would see around them in the city. I learned in my sociology course on Rome as a modern city that the […]
By ngreenbl on Jan 8, 2013 in Italy, Uncategorized | Comments Off on Tonka Truck crush Car. Tonka win.
A wonderful thing about running: there is no grammar, pronunciation, or inflection involved! A double tall American female with a bro tank and topknot hair, jogging in silver shiny running shoes demands no need for translation or monetary exchange! While my nationality is still definite, I can exchange glances with fellow runners, assuming a mutual […]