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What It's Like Living with a Host Family While Studying Abroad
What It's Like Living with a Host Family While Studying Abroad

Not everyone is afforded the opportunity to become a foreign exchange student, and even when the option exists, studying abroad just does not appeal to some people. But if you're one of those individuals out there thinking about expanding your cranium overseas and you wonder, among other things, what living with a host family might be like, you've come to the right place.

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Buenos Aires vs. Beijing: Which is the Better City?
Buenos Aires vs. Beijing: Which is the Better City?

One is the capital of Argentina, the other the capital of China, and, amazingly, I've visited both in the last three years.

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