Claire Anderson discusses the economic and political difficulties in Italy.
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The Italian Job
Tags: economy, Europe, European Union, Italy, Opinion/Editorial
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For students going abroad, safety first
For students traveling abroad or even traveling for spring break, there are simple precautions and steps that can be taken to avoid dangerous risks.
Tags: Europe, State Department, study abroad
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UWash study reveals heavier drinking patterns amongst students who study abroad
A recent University of Washington study has uncovered evidence that students develop heavier drinking habits while studying abroad. The study also suggests that these newfound habits may be hard to shake off back home.
Tags: Drinking, Europe, IPO, study abroad
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When in Rome (a girl should date) says new book
Katherine Chloe Cahoon, author of “The Single Girl’s Guide to Meeting European Men”, talks to the Collegian about the ideas and experiences behind her new book.
Tags: Europe, Katherine Chloe Calhoonm "The Single Girl's Guide to Meeting European Men", travel
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Leave UMass, leave the country- better yet, study abroad.
Collegian columnist Hannah Grossman writes of her experiences in Europe last semester and hopes to give UMass students reasons to beat the application deadlines.
Tags: Czech Union of Jewish Students, Europe, Holy Roman Empire, Prague, University of Massachusetts
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Sometimes, Europe Sucks
As his time abroad comes to a close, Nick O’Malley reflects on whether or not the decision to study abroad was a good one. The answer, though, is obvious.
Tags: Europe
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