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May 3, 2005, 12:43 pm
For many college students who spend time studying abroad, blogs can be a lifeline to far-flung friends and family. But the producers of a new Web site speculate that students’ online ruminations will be of interest to strangers, too. BlogAbroad, which bills itself as an online reality show, collects the journals of three students studying in Chile, Italy, and Senegal. (The Daily Collegian)
For more on BlogAbroad, see an article from The Chronicle by Sara Lipka.
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