Sam Holden
European Union, Fall 2010
Sam's Posts
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Reflections on a great semester
So, I’ve left Germany (though not for good) and have had some time to reflect on what the four months I spent in Freiburg have meant to me.
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The end of a great semester
Because of finals and various other things that have kept me busy over the last few weeks, my posts for December are all coming in a sudden rush at the end. The last months of the semester was a good one.
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Looking back on four months in Freiburg
Well, this is my last week here in Freiburg, and considering that I’ve grown quite fond of this city, I thought it would be nice to take a retrospective look at the last four months spent here.
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The Model EU
The last two days of the semester here were occupied by the Model EU.
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Photos from the North Trip
Well, I thought I had lost my photos from the trip we took to Northern Europe at the end of November, but by a stroke of luck I found my camera and now I’ve got some pictures to share with you!
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Weihnachtsmarkt! (Christmas Market)
One of the best pleasures of the last month here has been the German Christmas Market that is taking place in the center of town.
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Trip three and nearing the end
Well, we’re into our last month here in Freiburg, and things are wrapping up quicker than I had expected them to.
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Geneva Day Trip
On Wednesday much of the IES group took a day trip to Geneva, Switzerland to visit the offices of the United Nations and the World Trade Organization.
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Already November!
Three months into my stay in Germany and Freiburg is basking in the warmth of late autumn.
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Autumn in Freiburg
The longer I’m here in Freiburg, the more I think that this is the most beautiful city I’ve ever lived in.
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‘EU Institutions’ Trip Photos
In mid-October we took the second of our three major field trips during the semester.
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Video #1: Berlin & Prague Field Trip
A brief video from our recent trip to Berlin & Prague!
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Impressions of Freiburg
Freiburg is a truly exceptional city, and for someone like me who loves urban places and nature equally, its a dream come true to live here.
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An Introduction: Why I’m here and why I love the EU
The E.U. is the world’s greatest supranational political body and the greatest political experiment of the last half century. Its potential to lead the way in building a global society based on tolerance, openness, quality of life, and respect for the earth should not be underestimated.
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