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My first week in Milan

Studying abroad in a foreign country with a new language is definitely a culture shock. I wish I could say that the transition has been easy, and I wasn’t yelled at for not weighing my own fruit, but I can’t. Week one has had a lot of learning moments, but I’ve just been leaning into it and staying positive. 

A Pilgrimage to the Heart of Football: Witnessing Argentina's National Team in Action

Football has an almost spiritual significance in Argentina. It's not merely a sport; it's a way of life, a culture, and an intrinsic part of the nation's identity. Last week, during my study abroad in Buenos Aires, I had the opportunity to watch the national team playing against Ecuador. It was a chance to immerse myself in a world where football is more than just a game—it's akin to religion, a fervent belief shared by millions.

The Importance of Football in Argentina

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My First Week in London!

My first full week in London, woah. I do not even have words to describe the whole process. It has been incredibly overwhelming, but in a beautiful way. The architecture, the diversity, the food...I am very happy here; this is one of the prettiest cities I have ever been in and I feel very lucky to live here for the next couple of months.  

Overview Te Tirohanga, opened in 2020, is an on-campus, self-catered apartment housing located a 8- to 15-min walk away from the center of campus. The secure building has 15 floors, with 5 of them dedicated to communal living, like kitchen/dining, living and communal study spaces. Local and international students live at Te Tirohanga who benefit from 24-hour support and RA support for safety as well as a community environment. Visit the Te Tirohanga Factsheet for more information. Te Tirohanga At-A-Glance Housing Type Single rooms with shared bathrooms on each floor Furnished Yes (A bed...
Currency New Zealand's unit of currency is the dollar (NZ$). The majority of major credit cards can be used in Aotearoa New Zealand, with Visa and Mastercard being accepted most widely. Cash is less commonly used in New Zealand. Before departing for Aotearoa New Zealand, you should exchange between USD$50 and USD$100 into New Zealand dollars in order to cover incidental expenses during your first few days in Aotearoa New Zealand. New Zealand dollars can be purchased at large US banks, American Express offices, and at most international airports in the United States and abroad. To check current...
Public Transportation You can travel around Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland on buses, trains and even ferries using an AT HOP card, which is a reusable prepaid travel card to use on public transportation. Read the following webpage for more information on public transportation for those new to Aotearoa New Zealand. You can also find a Journey Planner feature as well as Timetables and Live Departures on the Auckland Transport webpage.
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