Hey guys! I guess I’ll start with introductions: My names Teejay Hughes and I’m from St. Louis, MO. The UniversityRead More ⇾
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wTArrX-r8Ro Meet U.S. Department of State sponsored Gilman Scholarship recipient Karly Kahl-Placek. Karly was a Gilman Global Experience Correspondent forRead More ⇾
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I’ll be honest, I used to laugh at the idea of culture shock and reverse culture shock. Now for me,Read More ⇾
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