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Mar 2017
119 days sounds like plenty of time to travel and see everything there is to see, right? Well factor in; class, field trips, homework, money, and
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Mar 2017
Well, in Athens they do. I just can’t understand them yet!
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Mar 2017
Kafeneia are small cafes where men gather to pass the time, often swinging komboloi, “worry beads,” in their hands. They are vital in small
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Feb 2017
Day 1 It’s 6 am and my alarm goes off; I wake up, make a hearty breakfast consisting of eggs, toast, oatmeal, and of course a kale
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Feb 2017
Maggie and Leilah have been volunteering at local refugee camp for several weeks now. For Leilah it’s even the reason she chose to study
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Feb 2017
Chris is a waiter at Ρακομπακαλικο. He has bright eyes, an infectious smile, and could talk for days. Those were just some of the things I
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Feb 2017
The Greeks LOVE their cheese. Since being here, I’ve had cheese in Tiropita (cheese pie), crumbled on salads, and in Spanikopita (spinach
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Feb 2017
Business Partners, the magazine of the American-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce featured the article “Smart Moves” in it’s latest
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Feb 2017
CYA will be hosting the first of it’s series of public lectures for 2017: “Bronze Age and Archaic Boeotia: New Research at Ancient Eleon”
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Feb 2017
I think we can all pretty much recognize a Greek tragedy when we see one. The classic three-part play detailing the rise and eventual downfall of
