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You’re probably into writing, art, culture, and of course, the great outdoors. Choosing a study abroad program in Ireland or Scotland might be the best route for you where you’ll be able to enjoy the rolling hills and mountains in the midst of your studies.

If you’re interested in cinema, you’re in luck: cinema.uoregon.edu/study-abroad-2018.

If you’re a Spanish major, there’s no better way to test your language skills than immersing yourself into a predominantly Spanishspeaking country. e Spanish Language Programs include a variety of locations you can choose from, including Mexico, Chile, Argentina, Puerto Rico and more!

Find your perfect fit here: rl.uoregon.edu/study-abroad.

Mostly c’s If you chose this row for the most part, you belong in the city! Try a program that ventures to Paris, France or England. is is perfect for majors including journalism, English or anything involving cinema or the arts!

Check out this global learning program that visits four major cities: geo.uoregon.edu/ programs/multicountry/the-genius-of-studyabroad-revolutionary-imagination.

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Duck Street Dance Club

Looking for free dance workshops? Duck Street Dance Club is devoted to teaching choreograph dance of all types, including styles like b-boying, jazz funk, hip-hop and many more. Meetings are held in the Rec Center Room 283 Thursdays at 7:30 p.m.

Philosophical Society

The Philosophical Society is where students of all departments can come to share ideas and learn alternative ways of thinking about philosophical topics. Meetings are held at Cafe Roma on Tuesdays from 6-7 p.m.

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Free workshops on dance inside a fun atmosphere. Dancers of every level are encouraged to come check it out and pick up a few dance moves. Club sessions are held Fridays at 7:30-8:30 p.m. in Gerlinger 220.

Words by Kelsey Tidball and Keven Salazar

Learning new things and connecting with others who share the same passions that you do is an important part of going to college. The University of Oregon has many clubs that can help you with just that.In nature, dancing or another hobby, the University of Oregon offers many clubs that will fit anyone’s needs.

Listed are 10 great clubs we recommend that you check out this year to learn new skills and have fun doing so!

Geology Club

Come check out the Geology Club, where you can hang out at social events and go on free trips with other people who love exploring Oregon nature just as much as you do! Meetings are held on Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. at Cascade Tower. For more information, visit their webpage at earthsciences.uoregon.edu/geoclub.

Absolute Improv

This classic improv comedy troupe performs and rehearses in the Pocket Playhouse on campus in Villard Hall. If you fancy yourself a jokester who is quick-witted and good on the fly, come check out Absolute Improv! They hold auditions periodically throughout the year and perform at least once per term. Find more information on social media at facebook.com/AbsoluteImprov.

Spikeball Roundnet Club

Spikeball is an up-and-coming sport and UO has an official recreational league. Basically, it’s a two-on-two game including a ball and a hula hoop-sized trampoline. What isn’t to love about that? Check out their pickup game on March 13 at 5 p.m. at Esslinger Hall, or visit their webpage orgsync.com/169586/chapter for more information.

UO West Coast Swing Club

Whether you enjoy swing dancing or just want to learn a new dance style, this club provides the opportunity for all levels of dancers to develop new skills while having fun! The club meets in the at the Global Scholars Hall, Wednesdays at 7 p.m.

UO Cubing Club

If you’re a Rubik’s Cube guru, or just mess with it from time to time, then the Cubing Club is just the club for you. Hang out and share your skills with like-minded Rubik’s Cube enthusiasts. Meetings are held on Tuesdays at 3:30 p.m. in the Center for Student Involvement in the EMU.

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Sketch Comedy Club

Not one for improv comedy? Sketch Club might be for you! This group writes all of their own material. They perform live in the Pocket Playhouse and they film some of their sketches. Test out your comedy prowess in a fun and collaborative environment. Come check it out on Sundays at 3 p.m. in Villard 104.

Swim Club

If you love to swim, then this club is for you! The Swim Club welcomes swimmers of all levels. It is a fun and competitive atmosphere where students can strengthen their swimming skills and have fun doing so!

Find more at blogs.uoregon.edu/uoswim/

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1. Make a budget before you go.

It’s important to allocate money for expenditures like food, souvenirs, excursions and more. If you give yourself an outline for how much to spend ahead of time, you can avoid blowing your entire budget halfway through the program.

2. If you can, step away from the program sometimes.

The activities you do with your program will be great, but it’s important to find your own experiences when you can. Whether you take a weekend to travel or just explore on your own for an afternoon, it will enhance your experience to find your own way occasionally.

3. Pack Light.

Pack lighter than you think you should. I promise you will not need that extra pair of shoes or that hat you may or may not wear once. You’ll thank me when you’re lugging your suitcase through the metro past hundreds of people and up hundreds of stairs.

4. Keep a journal.

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If you can, record everything in writing.

Set aside at least 20 minutes at the end or beginning of each day to record your day and your thoughts. Not only is it a great keepsake, but it will also help you stay sane.

I went on this facult y-led study abroad trip this past summ and it was hands do er wn one of the best de cisions I have ever made. My trip took me to Dublin, Oxfor d, London and Paris We were in each cit . y for about a week an d were able to see sights, hang out in the the city, and explore the historical and lite roots of each cultu rary re. This was the pe rfect study abroad me, a journalism an trip for d theater student wh o transferred here my freshman year. after Because of that, I los t out on the opportu to take an entire ter nity m abroad, which is something I had se to do as a part of my t ou t undergraduate caree r. This trip gave me the opportunity to experience a few dif ferent study abroad in one. I saw four dif trips ferent cities and thr ee different countrie and each morning s, I started the day wi th a lecture/discussi based on the literat on ure, art and theatre of each city. In Dubli we studied James n, Joyce and Oscar W ild e; in Oxford, we stu Lewis Carroll; in Lo died ndon, we saw The Phantom of the Op American in Paris, era , An Les Miserables and The Wind in the W In Paris, we visited illo ws ; The Louvre, The Mu see d’Orsay and Th Pompidou. We walke e d along the Seine, we sat at cafes, had tea and wrote in ou high r journals. I started wo rking on a play tha eventually became t my honors college thesis project. The full of music, theate trip was r, literature and art , and I could not have for a more perfect asked program. I discove red the program thr Clark Honors Colle ou gh the ge (CHC) website.

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Studying abroad has been on my to do list ever since I was in high school. I had always heard it was experience of a lifetime, and that an ’s exactly what it was. In the sum mer of 2017, I had the opportunity on a five-week program to London to go for journalism. The classes that I attended, which were at least onc day, included The Culture of Spo ea rts in the U.K. and International New s. The content that we learned was very fascinating and something that I greatly enjoyed. Besides just sittin g in a room for classes, we went excursions and trips to places inclu on ding the Chelsea FC stadium, Sha kespeare’s Globe, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, a cricket match at The Oval, the World Paralympic Championships, the Guardian new the Wimbledon Championships. spaper and The Wimbledon tennis match was my personal favorite because it was the Fourth of July. The main reas during on why I absolutely loved this trip is because of the relationships I mad other UO students. I made friendsh e with ips with people that I am still curr ently close with and we were able on many adventures during our time to go in London. Some of these included Brighton Beach, the famous restaura Sketch, an Ice bar and rooftop bars nt , the London Eye and Big Ben, picn ics in Primrose Park and Cereal Kille Cafe. We also went to a popular r underground restaurant/bar calle d Gordon’s Wine Bar, which was my favorite places because of its one of history. Also, everyone in the prog ram had the opportunity to travel weekends with friends and experie on the nce different cultures. I was able to take weekend trips to Scotlan with a few people I had just met d and Paris and it was such an exhilarating exp erience. All in all, this trip to Lon my eyes in many ways that I will don opened always remember and appreciate and recommend to absolutely eve thinking about it. I heard about the ryone program from the study abroad fair and on the Global Education Ore website. You can apply by March gon 15 for the next trip in summer 201 8.

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Sometimes you grow tired of going to the same places over and over again to eat out.

You want to branch out and find some new places to hang out and grub out. We know this struggle all too well, so we went out to find a few of the hidden gems around campus.

MAME

541 Blair Blvd.

If sushi is your thing, Mame is the place to be with its stellar sushi and cozy atmosphere. It’s a great place to relax and wind down after a long day after class. They even have vegetarian dishes for those who might want something other than seafood. Try out their cheesecakes for an elevated experience. Mame is open from 5 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.

Tuesday through Saturday, but make sure to make a reservation in advance to get a spot at the small eatery. Prices range from $15 to $30.

Sweet Life Patisserie 755 Monroe St.

With two locations, it is super easy to jet off to this bakery for some yummy treats because sometimes baked goods are all we need to make a day better. Sweet Life Patisserie is a cute and cozy bakery with multiple options for gluten and dairyfree treats, as well as an inclusive menu filled with cupcakes, wedding cakes, espresso, teas and other pastries. Some of their ‘Desserts of the Month’ include red velvet cupcakes and their dairy-free, gluten-free and egg-free chocolate strawberry cupcakes.

The Jail

490 E Broadway Have you ever thought about going to jail before and the experience you’d gain? If so, you just might want to go stop in and order some grub. With reasonably priced delicious Korean-style barbeque, you can’t go wrong by taking your family on a trip to The Jail. It’s a great choice if you love pho, as it has many pho meal options, including pho ga (chicken breast) and their house special pho. It will be a memory to keep for sure. It’s open Monday through Saturday 10:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Hideaway Bakery

3377 E. Amazon Dr.

Are you looking for that one random, out-of-theway place to impress your friends with? Why not go on down to the Hideaway Bakery? It has a robust menu filled with great breads, cookies, pastas and much more. This unique bakery serves pizza ranging from $5.25 to $14. If you’ve got a hankering for a sweet tooth, try out a slice of Hideaway Chocolate Cake.

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e’ve all seen those movies about high-strung and overthe-top sorority girls packed into one house driving each other crazy. Your mind wanders to movies like “The House Bunny” and “Sydney White.” You may ask, is it really like that? The idea of being in a sorority and living in the house might come with many questions and frantic fears as you enter college. Let me give you an insight to a real experience of living in a house with 60 girls by telling you my personal experience. I got to live in a cozy room (that my best friend and I decorated by ourselves) and would wake up every morning to a home-cooked breakfast.

I would walk to class with around four other girls and then would come back to another warm home-cooked meal with an array of options. Some of these included tacos with rice and beans, baked potato bar, thai peanut pulled pork (my personal favorite) or chicken fajitas. But if you’re a health fanatic, no worries.

Many houses, like mine, have healthier menu options for those who are on a stricter diet. These include gluten-free, dairy-free, vegetarian and vegan choices. Believe me when I say the meals are just one of the many perks of living in a sorority house.

One big question to ask yourself: Do you enjoy being around people a good amount of time throughout the day? Would you like people popping in your room every once in awhile just to say what’s up? Would you like to work on homework with four or five people in the living room? Are you someone who likes to

have movie night whenever you want with some of your favorite people? While these are things many extroverted people love to do, they are not something to worry about for those of you who enjoy your alone time. I greatly enjoy my alone time and I was able to have time to myself, while also being able to walk down the hall and sit in my friend’s room to either talk about our day or watch a movie. My favorite nights were those when some of us would get in our pajamas and snuggle up downstairs to watch Grey’s Anatomy or The Bachelor (which was almost every night). When it came to school work, I would either find a quiet spot around the house to study on my own or would meet downstairs with around three other girls in the same class to work as a group. The best part about living in was that I made lasting friendships that I definitely could not get through college without. I always had someone to talk to or easily relate with about something going on in my life. However, some signs that show living in may not be for you are if you don’t like having meals at a set time, people asking to borrow your clothes, having to do some chores around the house or girls running into your room in the middle of the day.

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