Thanks to study abroad opportunities, summer programs and Princeton in Africa, Asia and Latin America, Princeton students literally have a world of travel options at our Lonely Planet-clutching fingertips. Yet there are certain countries where even Carmen Sandiego (remember her?) wouldn't hide. This week, Sarah Hogarty '10 explored the flipside to Visa, asking students everywhere they don't want to be.
Lennox Caleb '07
"Guyana, because I'm from there and already know everything about it. It's small."
Jane Hong '07
"Afghanistan. It's a mess."
Emily Weigel '09
"Mongolia. I hear the food is bad."
Anthony Soroka '10
"Canada. It's just like a big Minnesota."
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