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Juliane Huang

With a laptop in one arm and a travel bag in the other, Juliane is rarely at home, though always online. Catch up with her on her blog.

Archived Responses to Studying abroad in Buenos Aires

  1. I have seen the bands play in the first, and the last pictures. I even remember that crazy dancer hippie girl in the first picture..I think she tours with the band…

  2. [...] Temper all that madness with our photo essay, Studying Abroad in Buenos Aires. [...]

  3. Looks like a wonderful, place if you have time come down to Almeria Spain. Not as big a city but it offers so much and it is a hidden treasurer. Waiting to be discovered…. Discover it…

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The train rocks through the curves and we all lean into one another, then recoil,...