Michele is not completely new to the city, as he has visited Copenhagen several times before. Michele likes the Danish people in general, and is intrigued by both the social structure of the Danish society, and the welfare system at the base of it. <\/p>\n
However, the weather is not on the pro side of the list for this law student, who has exchanged the lovely Italian summer for a decisively colder and more rainy one here in Denmark. <\/p>\n
When he\u2019s hiding out inside trying to avoid the rain, Michele likes to sing and even writes his own music. He\u2019s inspired by especially American soft rock singer Joseph Arthur, but also other Italian musicians. While staying in Copenhagen, he hopes that the city will inspire him to write some new, great songs. <\/p>\n
Music is not the only thing on Michele\u2019s mind \u2013 he\u2019s passionate about international law.<\/p>\n
\u00bbItaly\u2019s no good in terms of the subject of international law,\u00ab he says, and explains that he hopes that studying this field in Denmark will help him get a job as an international lawyer when he is finished with his degree. <\/p>\n
While staying in Denmark, one thing he\u2019ll have to get used to is the Danish people\u2019s drinking habits. <\/p>\n
\u00bbIn Italy, we certainly drink less than Danes,\u00ab he says with a smile. He adds that this is not necessarily a bad thing. He likes the atmosphere around Danes when they are partying and in high spirits. <\/p>\n
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