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Automobili Di Sport – By: Alexa Boyce True, the developments that gave the automobile its popularity originated in the United States. However, the advent of the stylized racing car is pure Italian. Ferrari, De Tomaso, Lancia, Lamborghini, Maserati, Alfa Romeo, Bizzarini, Iso, ItalDesign, Pagani, Fiat: All makes of Italian cars renown worldwide for speed and… Read more »

By Tina Lin – SALUD Program Guest blogger traveling in Cusco, Peru. Thursday Today we got a tour of the Hospital Segurio Social in Cusco. Everyone in my program (including me) was very impressed with the facility. It has 3 floors; the first floor is administration and emergency. Second floor has specialties like Ob/Gyn, Pediatrics,… Read more »

By Emily Hogge – Guest blogger traveling in Morelia, Mexico. Today was easily my most fun day in Morelia yet. I felt less tired today (it was the first day where I didn't take a nap), which might have had something to do with it, but what a great day! I'm feeling more comfortable in… Read more »

By Emily Hogge – Guest blogger traveling in Morelia, Mexico ¡Hola! This is my second full day in Morelia, and I think I'm finally starting to get the hang of things. It is somewhat overwhelming to be constantly surrounded by Spanish, but I've been surprised by how well my Spanish has held up thus far…. Read more »

ER in Quito – By Robin Fillner – SALUD Program Guest blogger traveling in Quito. I left Quito Thursday morning at 6:30am. I was a little reluctant but excited to get home and see my husband. We are having our first anniversary today as a matter of fact. Due to the time difference, I got… Read more »

By Emily Hogge – Guest blogger traveling in Mexico. In the quiet calm of my American living room, it's a little hard for me to believe that in 3 days I will be boarding a plane for Mexico. I've visited a few Mexican border towns before, and even worked in Texas within shouting distance of… Read more »

By Robin Fillner – SALUD Program Guest blogger traveling in Quito. Well, today is my last day because I'm leaving for the jungle in an hour. The real last day is tomorrow. I thought this would be a good time to sum up my experience of the last 6 weeks, 4 of which were with… Read more »

By Glenn Rigby Taipei is the capital of Taiwan, an island off the coast of the People's Republic of China. It is rife with culture and historical importance. There are many fascinating temples, museums, towers and other architectural features. Let's take a look at some popular sightseeing spots, shall we? * Taipei 101 – The… Read more »

By Glenn Rigby Beer? Check! Germany? Check! It sounds like you're ready for the world-renowned, phenomenon known as Oktoberfest. This two-week festival in Munich, Bavaria is the world's largest fair. Every year, about 6 million people attend from around the world. Germany is known for its beer, and it is found in abundance at this… Read more »

By Jeremy Carter – Guest blogger traveling in Merida, Mexico. Here it is my last night in Merida, and while in some ways it feels like I've been gone from North Carolina forever, the last month was certainly too short. I've spent most of today packing and buying gifts for friends (and for me, too,… Read more »