Alameda Palace Salamanca

... only 3 weeks, every student seemed to be much more comfortable with the Spanish language than I was.<br> The program sounds totally interesting but extremely difficult. It was nice to bond with the other students on their feelings of homesick-ness and isolation from being in a homestay. I finally feel like I'm not the only one that is still adjusting to this new lifestyle.<br> Anyways, the entire Wake Forest Salamanca group plus me, Katherine and Chris ended ...

... p;hei=230&amp;op_sharpen=1 Sort of.<br><br>I don't like spending the money but I'm going to be freezing all day in class if I don't get some stuff to wear. I guess I'll at least have a nicer, dressy coat when I get back to the states. <br><br>Nothing much to update. I uploaded a few more pictures from Salamanca that didn't fit onto the last entry.<br>

... places. My memory fails me. The night mostly consisted of me getting free drinks from everyone I talked to...which seemed odd since 21 isn't that important overseas.<br><br>Friday morning we had one class at 11. It was a little rough. Luckily it was only an hour. After a nap, I took a walk and checked out the university of Valladolid. The campus is absolutely gorgeous. There are some really old, ornate churches with incredible ...

Salamanca go in the morning for some siteseeing on salamanca. Hang out in square. See Church. Look for frog. Lunch on the steps. Naps and pool for the afternoon. Sue stays with kids and Ev, Julie and Tom Listen to music on the square drinking beers. 13.50 for 4 beers, coffee, and drink. Not in Switzerland any more.<br><br>           <br>

... hospital just to go to the doctor, so we called her and she met us at the emergency section. From there it was probably the easiest that experience could have gone. I was in and out in less than an hour. Sherri checked me in with my passport and USAL id, I barely waited at all and then went in to be examined. Sherri acted as translator, which I am SO grateful for because I was not thinking ...

... I'm taking 4 hours of class every day, 2 for grammar, another for culture and yet another for oral. I really like my teachers - and intermediate turned out not to be so bad - we are doing a lot of review, although it is rather fast paced - kind of like an intensive course. My French background has been helping me a lot - and I must say that learning another language definitely makes you more conscious of your tongue, if that makes sense? especially if ...

... the best nightlife in Spain. There are various bars and discotecas all over the city. I'd say our group as a whole chose Camelot as our favorite discoteca. We also enjoyed O'hara and the Irish Rover, although the Irish Rover seemed to cater more to the tourists than to the locals.<br><br>Of course, I must not forget our main reason for traveling to Salamanca: to attend classes at the university. The University of Salamanca is Spain's oldest university and one of the ...

... quaint feel while still seeming modern with lots of people and fashion at the same time. Some of the streets are hilly and wind, definitely different than Illinois! The older section of town is in the center while more modern expansions have been made outward. Even the newer buildings that have been constructed in the center area are built with stone-like walls to preserve the beloved appearance of the city.

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