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Salem, Oregon 97301

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Willamette Abroad

The Willamette Abroad blogosphere comprises two entities: the Willamette Abroad Talk group blog for students studying abroad—or considering doing so—to discuss study-abroad topics and share knowledge, and a collection of individual blogs from students currently abroad. You can select a country at left to filter and link to the individual student blogs.

From the Talk Blog:

Posted by Alexandra Frackelton on 22 April 2008, 12:51 pm
In keeping with the food and drink theme, I thought I'd share a little bit about one of my favorite places to eat in Vina del Mar, a Mediterranean/Arab restaurant called "Jerusalem." One of my favorite things to have there,...
Posted by Kindra D Clark-Snustad on 13 February 2008, 10:36 am
Valparaíso, Chile is well known for its rich night life, which includes a wide variety of dance clubs, everything from salsa to tango to my personal favorite, wool-sweater-wearing, warm-wine-drinking, unshaven, flute-playing Chilean folk dancing. My favorite place to enjoy...
Posted by Jacob F Kobylecky on 11 February 2008, 11:20 am
Alcohol is very expensive in Sweden; to help offset the cost of the excellent national health care, alcohol--a potential health risk--is sold at very high set margins by the government monopoly, Systembolaget, popularly referred to as Systemet--The System. A bottle...
Posted by Heiki Eesmaa on 11 February 2008, 10:50 am
It does not hurt to repeat that as you arrive in your host country, many of your ideas as to how the world works will be challenged and seen as assumptions tied to a particular location. Beliefs around food as...
Posted by Heiki Eesmaa on 30 January 2008, 11:21 am
It is not everyone's 'thing' to write personal blogs about goings-on in your abroad lives. Even so, it is indisputable that everyone abroad has a lot to offer and that offering will enrich even the most introverted blogger. Here we...

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From Individual Student Blogs:

Posted by Casey S Conzatti on 6 September 2008, 12:22 pm
So I think that what everyone is calling culture shock just hit me. Its not that I'm really shocked but I just have this intense feeling of wanting to go home where everything is how I know it. I've been...
Posted by Patrick R Heck on 6 September 2008, 12:38 am
Australia is well known for its large collection of insects and spiders. Because it's the middle of winter here, I haven't seen too much fauna around. I've heard of spiders, mice, rats and moths in other apartments, but nothing could...
Posted by Carisa L Deethardt on 5 September 2008, 8:30 pm
Ahoj all! (Hello all!) I have mentioned to many of you that I feel as though I have been planning this trip for another person; that it doesn't feel as though it is going to be me stepping onto an...
Posted by Lindsey M Arrington on 4 September 2008, 12:04 pm
Slt amis. That’s how French kids say hello on Instant Messenger – it’s Salut abbreviated. I was very confused and slightly offended the first few times that I read that… So first of all, I got my results Tuesday…. NIVEAU...
Posted by Casey S Conzatti on 4 September 2008, 10:44 am
Ok, so I've been here for less than a week, and I think that I'm holding up really well! When I first boarded the plane in tears I thought that I would hate being here and want to come back...