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22.05.2012

FELIX

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  • Editors: Christopher Richardson and Dushiyanthi Arumuganesan
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Accidents, emergencies, and Ajmer

How far is it to Ajmer?”, I asked, concerned. Ajmer, although famous for its holy Muslim shrine to the great Sufi saint Moinuddin Chishti, was not originally on our itinerary. So how did we find ourselves ...
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  • Thursday May 10, 2012

Summer festival ambitions

I’m sure we all agree that much of the British festival scene is in tatters. Sure, if you’re willing to deviate from the likes of Reading you might catch some acts that are a little ...
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  • Thursday May 3, 2012

Post-exam Paris to Dakar

This summer I will be part of a group of five Imperial students cycling from Paris to Dakar. Dakar is the capital of Senegal, the most westerly point of continental Africa and over 5,500km from ...
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  • Thursday March 15, 2012

The Heart of Hyderabad

Hyderabad city, India. Capital of the state of Andhra Pradesh, the second largest city in South India, and my hometown for the first few years of my life.  Having lived ...
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  • Thursday February 23, 2012

Welcome to the jungle

By the time I hit Kerala I was more than ready for it: with Rajasthan’s dusty forts a distant memory I was ready to hit up something a little more ...
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  • Thursday February 16, 2012

Things to do in Saariselkä

Saariselkä is a small tourist village in mountainous northern Finland which offers a beautiful landscape, various snow-based activities to get involved in and, of course, an opportunity to see the ...
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  • Thursday February 9, 2012

Making a difference in Malawi

September 2011: From the air, it looked like a leopard’s coat: hills of dry grass were dotted with random dark spots of green mango trees and large boulders. I landed ...
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  • Thursday February 2, 2012

Positive social change for Honduras

September 1, 2011 was the day that I became a Global Brigader, and 11 am was the time that I looked out onto the beautiful landscape of an undiscovered country ...
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  • Thursday January 26, 2012