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Hidden gems in city of lights

Kavish Harjai, Staff Writer February 26, 2015

Paris, the city of love, can fulfill all of your romantic dreams. You can hold your significant other’s hand and walk along the Champ de Mars, looking at the glittering Eiffel...

Fake it unitl you make it: French

Dana Reszutek, Global Editor February 26, 2015

As one of the most prominent cities on the world, Paris boasts a population that speaks a multitude of languages, including English. But exploring this European city is still less...

Beer is cheaper than water: Prague’s clubs

Bailey Evans, Staff Writer February 26, 2015

Prague is a quiet city that knows how to party. Unlike New York City, which is always loud, always bustling, always partying, Prague’s party scene is slightly more subtle. On...

Livin’ la vida loca: Madrid

Sidney Butler, Contributing Writer February 26, 2015

Going abroad should be a time of hard work and educational pursuits, but don’t let intellectual activities keep you from having a blast in a foreign country. At NYU Madrid, one...

Live like the queen on a pauper’s budget

Julie Ciccone, Staff Writer February 26, 2015

London is notorious for being an expensive site to study away, but if there’s one thing New Yorkers and NYU students can appreciate, it’s finding a decent bargain. Saving money...

Sunny streets, delicous eats

David Bologna, Staff Writer February 26, 2015

Ancient architecture, breathtaking views and a maze of streets make Florence the perfect city to explore on a sunny day. 10 a.m. Start your day with a strut down Tornabuoni for...

Everyday Chinese

Kaleel Munroe, Staff Writer February 26, 2015

Roughly 2,200 classroom hours, or nearly 1.7 years, are required for the average non-native speaker to learn Mandarin Chinese fluently. But that should not stop you from getting...

Save some sights for a rainy day

Bryna Shuman, Staff Writer February 26, 2015

In Florence, a city filled with beautiful museums, art galleries and churches, it is easy to find a way to spend a rainy day. 9:00 Start your day off with a quick cappuccino and...

Top 5 eateries for a Buenos Aires bite

Daniel Yeom, Staff Writer February 26, 2015

Buenos Aires’s diverse culinary scene offers everything from cheap neighborhood eateries to upscale dining destinations that are redefining Argentinian cuisine. Here is our pick...

Buenos Aires after dark: Top 5 places to party

Marina Zheng, Features Editor February 26, 2015

Floreria Atlántico: Upon first glance, Floreria Atlántico looks like a flower shop. But little do passersby know, in the basement there is a dimly lit and intimately sized speakeasy...

Tips for being vegan in Berlin

Ariana DiValentino, Staff Writer February 26, 2015

It turns out that for being the land of wurst, Berlin’s vegan scene is arguably the best outside of New York City. Options abound for cruelty-free eaters: 100% Vegan It’s...

Internships enrich study away

Valentina Duque Bojanini, Editor-in-Chief February 26, 2015

For CAS junior Sabine Teyssier, interning was an integral part of the experience of studying away in Accra, Ghana. Teyssier worked with two different organizations that allowed...