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CEA or Cultural Experiences Abroad, is the study abroad program I went through to spend a semester of university in Barcelona, Spain. I took part in their Liberal Arts & Social Sciences Program which meant that I went to school at their GlobalCampus. The GlobalCampus was divided between two buildings in which they took a few [...]

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Catalunya Radio is a radio station based out of Barcelona, Spain, it covers the region of Catalunya (thus Catalunya Radio), and I visited the station last week as a field trip. The radio station is divided between two neighboring buildings. In one they have different recording spaces, research centers, and the control rooms. In the [...]

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The woes of traveling? What!? Conceptually, traveling is awesome. There is nothing at all stupid or hard or frustrating; it is all just a breeze that you sail through to your destination and there is never any getting lost or confused or making a fool of yourself. The reality of traveling is that, while the [...]

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  “The Peine del Viento is a query about the future; a tribute to the wind, which I admire a lot, and to my home San Sebastian.” Eduardo Chillida Peine del Viento or the Wind Comb as it is known in English is in San Sebastian, Spain. It is a collaboration between sculptor Eduardo Chillida [...]

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I spent this weekend in San Sebastian, Spain. It was a short trip with a long ride, but it was worth it. The beach and the size of the city reminded me of home even though there were mountains that you would never see in Florida. Another thing that I learned that they had in common [...]

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Here I am in Spain. Going to school, living life, all’s good; except that the end of my time here is very quickly approaching and I can’t decide what to do with my books. In the U.S., it is very common for students to buy their school books, use them, and then sell them back [...]

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So far all I’ve seen are postcards. There is an American tradition of sending cards for most any occasion. Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, Grandparents’ Day, Easter, 4th of July… the list goes on and of course includes birthdays! Here in Spain, not so much. I haven’t come across any place that sells cards. There are [...]

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I spent this past weekend in Madrid. All in all, it was a good trip that I really enjoyed, but my favorite part of the whole thing was Parque del Retiro. It is a huge park just a little ways from my hotel, and during my short weekend in Madrid I choose to spend hours there. [...]

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The meat industry in Spain is a WHOLE lot different than that of the United States. In the States you can expect to find an actual butcher shop rarely, in Spain, not so much. Butcher shops appear to be all over the place and they are never short on ham. As an American I am accustomed to going to the [...]

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