Garrett Bonk ’12 – Since day one of living in Spain I’ve noticed a number of things that no text book could have ever prepare me for. Probably the biggest noticeable difference […]
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Study Abroad
Pete Guiden ’12 – Feb. 19 – So…this is Africa. Since arriving in Kenya, I think I can admit that inside I still feel a little confused. You would think that being transplanted […]
Michael Trevino ’12 – After a month of intensive German courses and a five-hour train ride, I have finally made it to beautiful (albeit chilly) Vienna. What can I possibly say about […]
Yangnan (Paul) Liu ‘12 – Recently, I have been exposed to different dimensions of art, particularly musical performance during my program seminars. Each week, a couple of us New York Arts Program […]
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Jake Brandewie ‘12 – In my travels this semester, I have discovered when telling people in South America that you are from Indiana there are two common reactions. Most people shoot you […]
Kenny Farris ’12 – It’s been five and a half weeks since I arrived in England, and in just a short time I’ve seen and experienced so much different to Wabash and the […]
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Andrew Kunze ’12 – I’ve been in Jaipur for just over two weeks now, and things have been great. Right now it is the season of weddings in India. They schedule the weddings […]
Donovan Bisbee ’12 – The walled city of York in the United Kingdom has a vibrant history which includes Roman occupation, Viking conquest and rule, the War of the Roses, and much […]
Yangnan (Paul) Liu ‘12 – The biggest advantage of living in New York City to learn marketing is that you are constantly immersed in this energetic business environment every day. The agency […]
Yangnan Liu ’11 – While most of other Wabash juniors are technically studying abroad, I consider myself taking this semester outside of the typical land of “United States.” New York City itself […]
Michael Trevino ’11 – After many hours of travel, a full week of tutelage, and countless delicious meals I finally have a moment to myself to sit back and recollect. I arrived […]
Yangnan ‘Paul’ Liu ’12 – Sitting in my own cube, which is actually bigger than my bedroom, I still cannot believe that I am working at one of the top advertising agencies […]
