Valparaiso University - Beacon / Record Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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28 Valparaisois foreign study program in Puebla, Mexico is a fantastic semester, although it is not uoverseas. Puebla is located in Southeast Mex- ico, about two hours from Mexico Ci- ty. Weekend trips to Mexico City and nearby Gulf port city Vera Cruz pro- vide two great opportunities to see very distinct areas of Mexico. Mexico City, with its enormous market, is full of culture, art and history. Vera Cruz, in contrast, is famous for its incredible beaches -great of course for catching the rayslii During Spring Break and at the end of the semester the students frequent- ly travel to the infamous tourist hot- spots such as Acapulco, Puerta Vallorta, and Cancun. However, there are also interesting adventures among the pyramids and Indian ruins scat- tered in both the deserts and jungles. The students in Puebla live and study at the University of the Americas. The modem campus is set in a beautiful environment of tropical trees, fountains, blue skies, and cons- tant sunshine. It is quite a nice way to escape the rain and snow of Valparaiso! Rachel K . Robert. LIFE ACIHDSS

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Cambridge - Life in the Old World Fall 1986 C-38 Marcia L. Boggs, Michael F. Conroy, Kathleen Ann Doering, Dawn Jeglum, Phillip Johannes, John King, Lisa Lauallie, Julie Meyer, William Rohde, Loren Rullman, Debra Schultz, Susan Serbo, Kimberly Shaw, Cynthia Tilden, Peter Valesares, Anne Vega, Todd Wetzel, Jill Winchester, Sarah Wymer. Top. 8. Serbo, S. Feaster, M. Boggs, M. Conroy, C. Tilden, K Doering, S. Wymer, J. Meyer, A Vega, J. Winchester, L. LaVallie, P. Valesares, L. Rullman, W. Rhode, T. Wetzel, D. Schultz, R King, K. Shaw, D. Jeglum, P. Johannes, J. Feaster Bottom. Pigeons and punkers in Trafalgar Square, London.