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Nicole Laux

  • 24 November 2015, 09.07
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What life in Jogjakarta looks like from a Motorcycle?

Nicole Laux is one of English instructors at CRCS for periode 2010 to 2012 from the United State. For two years she had been living in Yogyakarta and starting to use a motorbike. From her motorbike she observed how people live in the city which has many names: the city of culture, the city of education, the city of tolerance, the city of young people, and the city of motorbike. More..

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