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PUBLISHER
Mark Travers
MANAGING EDITOR
Dan Schwartzman
ART DIRECTOR
Adrian Antonio
GRAPHIC DESIGN
Kristin Power
COPY EDITOR
Jesse Waldman
PHOTO EDITOR
Jack Reynolds
STUDENT CONTRIBUTORS:
Jamie Andrew,
Maryland Institute of Art
Sarah Andrus,
Cornell University
Julia Bottles,
Grinnell College
Kristin Francoz,
Columbia University
Judy Luo,
Wellesley College
Dina Magaril,
Middlebury College
Amr Moubarak,
George Washington U.
Adaobi Onyenwe,
Wellesley College
Carly Pifer,
Northeastern University
Ben Strauss,
Ithaca College
Karin Sun,
Duke University
Abby Wambaugh,
Long Island University
Matt Williams,
Augusta State University
FACULTY CONTRIBUTOR
Helen Reed,
CAPA London
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Printed by Evergreen / Istock PhotoCafé Abroad InPRINT is a student-generated magazine distributed to 300university abroad of
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Abby Wambaugh is a student at Long Island University’s Global College and cartoons from Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. She spendsher time traveling and pondering a concise name for a concentration in writing, humor, social marketing, and alternative education.
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ne year ago today, two surers paddled out into the unknown. Uncertain o the conditions, andsolely confdent in our abilities, we mirrored the students we aimed to engage and were yet tomeet.Caé Abroad soon evolved into something much bigger than ideas and ideals. It’s about students. Andthe experiences students have shared to date have taken us arther than our imaginations or waning bankaccounts could ever go.Amanda Yngelmo (Georgetown ’09) scoured the depths o Fijian dive sites - her uorescent pink diveknie strapped to her leg incase any danger arose that she couldn’t diuse with her sense o humor. Toavoid a downpour in Dublin, Mark DeWine (College o Wooster ’09) camped inside an elevator shatater the crowds dissipated ollowing the St. Patrick’s Day parade. Nick Corasaniti (Ithaca College ’09)sampled new species o wildlie at an international ood estival in Hokitika, New Zealand.Dozens more added insights and scribed stories, some o which we saved or months to spotlight inInPRINT. Enclosed, Matt Williams and Julia Bottles scour the psychological and physical landscapeso personal exploration in Senegal and Manchester. On international flm, music and sports, DinaMagaril, Jamie Andrew and Ben Strauss dig up sights, sounds and scores, rom the underground on threecontinents.We hope that these stories, and hundreds more online, will captivate your curiosity, sense o adventureand passion or learning. The waters o your personal journey ahead are yet uncharted..Dive in.
“Niente Senza Gioia” (Nothing without joy)— Loris MalaguzziDan Schwartzmanmanaging editor
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