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The main walkway of ITESO extends through the university San Roman attended while in Mexico.
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This is a close up of one of the bodies fleeing the ash and gas in the explosion of Vesuvius.
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San Roman participates in a grape stomping contest.
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San Roman and parents at the top of Hadrian's Mausoleum (Castel Sant'Angelo). There was a great panorama of Rome, including St. Peter's in the background here.
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The Ponte Sant'Angelo over the Tiber River is one of the most beautiful bridges in Rome.
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View of the Piazza de Popolo and its Egyptian obelisk from 1200 B.C. St. Peter's is in the background.
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The Palatine Hill was the residental area for noble families from the foundation of Rome in the 8th century B.C. Below is Circus Maximus which was a space for public performances like violent chariot races.
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The Roman Forum was the center of public life in ancient Rome. It was completely abandoned after the fall of the empire and buried under centuries of sediment. It became a cow pasture in medieval times.
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This is a view from the inside of the Colosseum.
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McDonalds Pompei sign in front of Mt. Vesuvius gives you an idea of its infiltration of even the most remote places.
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The Colosseum was built around 70 A.D. and could hold around 55,000 people.
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The Colosseum was built around 70 A.D. and could hold around 55,000 people.
Lauran San Roman
The Colosseum was built around 70 A.D. and could hold around 55,000 people.
Lauran San Roman
From left, Worldview hosts Whitney Bell and Lauran San Roman with guests Dinara Aprymova from Kasakhstan and Rachel Lui from China.
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The cathedrals of downtown Guadalajara light up beautifully every night.
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The Cathedral of Guadalajara was built in 1560 by the Spanish and is one the many beautiful cathedrals in downtown Guadalajara.
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