Atienza argues walls represent political failure to effectively rule a country’s citizens.
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The right to stay for all: Reflections from an American in Germany
Bleiberecht fur alle: The right to stay for all.
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Exploring Berlin: Learning history, visiting nightclubs and trying not to get lost
This Mustang News reporter advises “upon arrival, just try not to get lost in it all.”
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Oktoberfest in Munich: Expensive, messy, but so worth it
Where else do people throw food at you after failing to drink an entire liter in one take?
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Fate is real, but it’s not sealed
The power is in one ball — something 22 individuals chase for 90 minutes, attempting to change their fate. The ball is the key — the key to power, to happiness and to glory.
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The world from a different perspective
Amanda Margozzi amandamargozzi.md@gmail.com Whether looking for a six-week summer internship in India or study for a year in Sweden, the opportunities for Cal Poly students to go abroad are endless. The level of immersion into a country’s language, culture and customs can vary depending on the program chosen. Programs such as University Studies Abroad Consortium […]
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International students adjust to California life
Adjusting to life at Cal Poly, a university with a relatively small international exchange student population, poses obstacles for international students that are often overlooked by the average undergraduate.