‘Shaine in Spain’: A warning about safety abroad
By Shaine Davison | 9:44pmHis death has been a stark reminder of how important it is to be safe abroad, especially among Americans studying in Spain who could find themselves in a similar situation.
Enterprise Editor Shaine Davison is a junior majoring in journalism and minoring in environmental science. She has previously served as the editor of the enterprise desk and reporter for university and sports desks. This semester, she will be studying abroad in Madrid, Spain.
His death has been a stark reminder of how important it is to be safe abroad, especially among Americans studying in Spain who could find themselves in a similar situation.
As I stood jetlagged in Plaza Mayor the morning I landed, I couldn’t help but think about all my friends who were together in Gainesville. Meanwhile, I was alone and halfway across the world in a country where I barely spoke the language.
On my first day of class, I even woke up two hours early to make sure I made it on time.
I’ve previously been an editor and reporter for The Alligator, but this semester I will take on a different role: a columnist.
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