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On August 11th we made our way to IU:
We were folowing our conductor, Jacob, who made sure that we do and have everything that is needed in order to feel comfortable in our new environment.
Like a conductor in an orchestra Jacob made sure that each step we take will be coordinated with his
Thus began our Orientation Week:
First - the 200 $ key to our room 
(if we lose it we have to pay that amount to replace the lock)
Then after a delicious asian meal and a good sleep, we were taken to shop at the nearest mall, going back and forth with the cars from the mall to our appartments and back.
We then went on to settle in, learn about our upcoming months and what lays ahead:
The courses we will audit
School visits
Friday's seminar
Cultural events
IU campus and its beaufiful sights
:
We then went on to settle in, learn about our upcoming months and what lays ahead:
The courses we will audit
School visits
Friday's seminar
Cultural events
IU campus and its beaufiful sights
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