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Jess Cadogan, the Online Screen Editor, writes about the beauty of Denmark’s capital city and the variety of attractions available to tourists.
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My Experience with International Activities and Societies at the University of Exeter
Mathias La Pira talks about the variety of international experiences available to students at the university and his personal achievements in setting up international events such as ExeVision or Football World Cup.
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Harry Craig, Print Deputy Editor, recommends an unknown holiday destination, Albania, uncovering its unique touristic value.
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Anabel Judd covers her experience of living and working in Lyon, amidst a background of numerous struggles. After all of that, she happily reports back on her experiences of languages, food and trying to fit in…
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Lucy Connors narrates her experience of Atlanta, Georgia, an eclectic city with new things to discover in every nook and cranny.
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Lucy Connors continues to chronicle her journey across America, this time recalling the beauty of Paria Canyon.
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Ellie Klein reminisces about her time in Prague and challenges the stereotypes often associated with the city.
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