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A Fall from the Pedestal

A Fall from the Pedestal

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Adele once idolized "The Traveller." Now, she find herself questioning her hero's true motives.
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Untangling the Lessons That I Learned Abroad

Untangling the Lessons That I Learned Abroad

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After returning home, Taylor reflects on how three years of travel has changed her.
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Women in Student Government

Why You Meet the Best People Volunteering Abroad

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Rebecca reflects on the inspiring people she's met while volunteering in India.
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Volunteering Across Faiths

Volunteering Across Faiths

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One volunteer shares tips for interacting with Muslim women while volunteering in Tanzania.
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How to Start Your Career in China: Four Entry-Level Jobs

How to Start Your Career in China: Four Entry-Level Jobs

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Want to head East, but don't want to teach English as a second language? Here are alternate options for globally minded professionals. 
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Impossible Barriers: When the Distance is Just Too Far

Impossible Barriers: When the Distance is Just Too Far

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Gillian discovers that physical distance can seem even greater when someone at home passes away.  
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One of London's most affluent areas, Chiltern Street in Marylebone.

The True Cost of Working Abroad in London

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Dreaming of the expat life? Cheylene shares what it really costs to live in the United Kingdom.
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London's skyline.

Life in London: Expectations vs. Reality

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What it's really like to work abroad in the United Kingdom's biggest city.
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The Trouble with Cornfields

The Trouble with Cornfields

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Without a clear path, it's easy to get lost. Vanessa is trying to find her way.
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Why I'm Taking An Adult "Gap Year"

Why I'm Taking An Adult "Gap Year"

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Why Vanessa is leaving behind her apartment, cat and "good job" to volunteer abroad.
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Galapagos: Paradise on the Brink

Galapagos: Paradise on the Brink

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Tourist visits to this fragile ecosystem could soon reach more than a quarter of a million per year. Is it possible for your trip-of-a-lifetime to do more good than harm?
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Beyond Angkor Wat

Beyond Angkor Wat

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In shoulder-width tunnels four storeys underground, Cambodia's precious stone workers dig for that one gem that will lift them from poverty.
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