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via Luciano Manara 29 Rome, Lazio, 00153, Italy

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Deja Vu

A travel blog entry by pauly__c

... John there but none of the others which was strange because all of the groups met there. There may have been 200 JCU students on the steps at once. The orientation leaders took pictures again and asked us to do poses and what not. I held the sign for my group so that was my contribution.

There was a wedding party on the steps also taking pictures and even took a few with our big group. When the couple kissed everyone cheered and everyone on the steps looked up ...

Rome Wasn't Seen in a Day

A travel blog entry by peillsonwheels

... en route to the main attraction, the Sistine Chapel. There wasn't nearly enough time to absorb the surroundings, and when our section of the crowd reached and entered the famous chapel, the situation was much the same.

It was sad, but the mob moved like a unit through the length of the room, hushed and reprimanded frequently for taking pictures. We paused as much as possible to take in the ...

My Crazy Life

A travel blog entry by angrilz

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... Free that allows you to text anyone for free with the app using WiFi. So friends and family with smart phones, please download this app! My number with the app is 972-316-7954. I'm still figuring out how it works, but I'm excited about it.

I had my first night out last night with this group of kids from Michigan State. We ate dinner and went to a few bars and then a club. I'm not sure what to think of the night, it was ...

When in BROME

A travel blog entry by aaron8821

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... to get some pizza, see the Pantheon, check out early, and catch the afternoon train back to Florence. Brome had been good, but I felt a little art overload. We basically knocked out all the big sites in under 2 days.

We arrived safely in Florence and as I walked back to our villa I thought my weekend was pretty much over. Then, as I was walking past a few park benches, I heard an, "Aaron?!". Five or six of my best friends studying in ...

Repubblica

A travel blog entry by seanandkat

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... but we weren't very interested in what was going on there. It was dark and there were televisions flashing. There might not have even been anything in English. Like I said, we didn't stick around. From there, we entered a small, uncovered area with a huge statue of Galileo, gifted by a Nobel Prize winner of physics. Its presence there was something we laughed over, considering the Church has never ...

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