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Paris.

Where to begin?

Most of us will be enjoying our Spring Breaks outside of Ithaca, but Claire Moser is spending hers in Rome.

You don’t have to go out of your way to notice just how much more elegantly Italians dress (your fellow Americans are not difficult to spot, even from a distance), or how much they insist on surrounding themselves with aesthetically appealing designs.   

The weather in southern Spain in the dead of winter is comparable to that in upstate New York in late spring; I had to visit, therefore, if only for that reason. One afternoon, bored in Madrid, I got on the next bullet train to Sevilla and found a land filled with sun, as well as some unique history and culture.

No, actually you can’t find instruction in ‘any study’ sitting in the classrooms of Ithaca. I believe that every city has something to teach the observant traveler, some hidden pieces of valuable life experience that can only be learned on location. One of these studies is the art of pick-pocketing.

I just had the most amazing tiramisu. Despite an hour spent in transit and a wallet that is three Euros lighter than when I walked in, I can say without a doubt that the 10 minutes of bliss that ensued right after the barista handed me that slice of joy were priceless.