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And just like that we’re taken back to Crete, where two of America’s favorite contestants and Jed stand awaiting their fate.
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If freshman year of college was a cloud of water vapor, then my recent family vacation can only be described as a block of glacial ice that’s been buried at the bottom of my freezer for the past 11 years.
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Between the grammatical corrections and point deductions, Madame Lacascade always managed to squeeze in an “excellent sentence” or a coveted “très bien.” Through her own indisputable passion, she instilled in me not only a love of French but one of language itself.
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Perched at the very top of the statue of Athena, overlooking the city of Athens, it is difficult not to be amazed by the painstakingly reconstructed environment that the action-adventure, open-world role-playing game, or RPG, “Assassin’s Creed Odyssey” effortlessly showcases.
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What sets Antzela apart from everyone lies in her determination to do everything as perfectly as possible — whether that be in volleyball, school or just in pronouncing her name.
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More than 250 years ago, art historian Johann Joachim Winckelmann acknowledged polychromy, the use of many colors in an art piece, in ancient sculptures.
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Unlike American schools, Greek universities don’t really have dorms, and students often don’t have roommates. Why does this discrepancy exist?
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Café Nostos, a café featuring a variety of authentic Greek pastries, opened its doors for business near Downtown Berkeley on Wednesday.
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V&A Cafe, located on the side of Etcheverry Hall across Soda Hall, held its grand opening earlier this month.
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Perhaps life is stronger than war
And perhaps life will one day be easier on those resilient souls.
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