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Arrival in Rome and first thoughts…

Posted by Andy Steves on September 15, 2010.

While the apprehension for this trip and the success of it is still there, I can feel it melting away to excitement to return to Rome. I think the waiting area populated by dozens of Italians with their endlessly interesting language and over-exaggerated expressions and gestures has brought … More »

Tags: Rome // 2010 // Travel
Finishing Up at Notre Dame

Posted by Andy Steves on September 11, 2010.

Now back to my schooling at Notre Dame--I was studying Industrial Design and Italian Language and Literature. I worked hard to stay involved on Notre Dame’s Cycling Team as well as being accepted into Notre Dame’s competitive Irish Guard. Each Spring, Notre Dame hosts the Gigot Business Plan … More »

Tags: Notre Dame // Business Plan Competition // WSA // 2010
Studying Abroad and WSA’s Beginnings

Posted by Andy Steves on September 11, 2010.

My to-be Rome friends and I were accepted into the Spring ’08 Rome program in March or April of ’07. From that point, we really just sat on our hands for the following 9 months. There was something on the horizon, an exciting something, but it was too far off, and it was too surreal to give … More »

Tags: Study Abroad // 2008 // Spring // Switzerland // AndySteves.com
That Pit in your Stomach

Posted by Andy Steves on September 11, 2010.

I’m no stranger to the pit-in-your-stomach feeling when diving into something unfamiliar. In fact, I’m getting a little bit of that right now. I’ve studied in Europe, I’ve visited Europe and traveled around. I’ve even worked in Europe as an assistant guide for my dad’s company for 2 summers, … More »

Tags: Europe // Tour Guiding // South America // Backpacking // 2007 // 2008 // 2009 // 2005

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Happy Backpackers

Everything was so organized and the tour guide was AWESOME! They had everything planned out and I got a really good feel for life in the city. We even got to cut the lines for the Anne Frank House and Van Gogh museum. It was definitely worth the money and I would recommend to anyone looking for a fun filled weekend.
Ben Swick, University of Dayton ~ ISA Maynooth University, Fall 2015
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