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  • Christy's Study Abroad in Scotland Blog

    Duncan Macrae

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    I once heard that, if you come out of an audition and beat yourself up for not doing well, you probably didn't spend enough of that energy in the audition. If nothing else, auditions should leave you tired because of the amount of yourself that you have given. That is exactly how I feel whenever...
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    Student Car Buying and Loan Tips - Is it really worth it?

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    For students studying in big cities like London, Paris, Sydney, using public transport to move around may not be the most convenient option. Having your own car brings with it several conveniences apart from the daily routine of getting to university and then back to your campus. Based on my experiences...
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    How To Choose The Best Career

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    Career is probably one of the most important things that we all face in life. When you just start your way, you think what business to do to achieve success in life. Or you are working on, perhaps for many years, but your career can`t be called successful? Or you’re doing something, but can barely...
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    How I Got my Scholarship - People Who Helped Me

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    People Who Helped Me When we compare the state of women decades ago to what it is now, we can clearly say that the social impact of women is really great these days. We are representing in various fields of life and also are getting same respect just like men. Even though situations are like this, even...
  • Christy's Study Abroad in Scotland Blog

    Ben Nevis

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    When Sammy, a guy in my class, asked me if I wanted to climb the tallest mountain in the UK for charity, my first thought was, "OF COURSE!" It didn't even seem that difficult, only 3-4 hours to the top and, compared to the Rockies, that was a piece of cake. Man, I'm dumb. That rock...
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    The Seagull

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    I went to see Anton Chekov's "The Seagull" today at the Citizen's theater, and I nearly cried. I often get intimidated by the classic plays (Shakespeare has been know to make me nod off, but don't tell anyone). Something about the heavy subject matter and the complicated language...
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