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Tag Archives: Music
Oktoberfest: O’zapft is!
The kegs have been tapped and the beer is flowing at the Wiesn in Munich because today is the opening of the 177th Oktoberfest. Two years ago I attended Oktoberfest before my study abroad program began in Salzburg. I went … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Photos, Tradition, Travel Narrative
Tagged Bavaria, Food, Germany, Music, Ohio, Oktoberfest, Photos, The Sound of Music, Travel
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The Top 5: Free (or reduced) New York City
I spent the summer of 2008 in New York City, interning in Midtown and living in Brooklyn Heights. Since I was barely getting paid and trying to save as much money for my year abroad as possible, free or reduced-priced … Continue reading
The Life Ball
The Life Ball is an annual event in Vienna that is Europe’s largest charity event for people with HIV or AIDS. This year’s Life Ball was Saturday night and the opening ceremonies were rained out. This is what the Associated … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Movies, Photos, Travel Narrative
Tagged Austria, Movies, Music, Photos, Random happenings, Travel, Vienna
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Fun on the Fourth
One of America’s Fourth of July traditions has always perplexed me, and every year when the holiday rolls around, I get to thinking about it. Why do we love Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture so much? It wasn’t written for us because … Continue reading
Posted in Tradition, Travel Update, U.S.
Tagged Beach, Fireworks, Music, New York City, Ohio
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