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March 18, 2014
Good Things in Grand Rapids: Grand Rapids Popcorn
Did you know that Grand Rapids, Michigan, is home to an amazing popcorn place? It's true! We've been enjoying Grand Rapids Popcorn for years and years (they started in 1944, but alas we've not been alive - or munching their popcorn - that long).
March 17, 2014
Exploring the Mani, Southern Peloponnese, Greece
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Travel to the rarely visited Mani Peninsula in the Peloponnese, and you will be greatly rewarded with an authentic Greek experience (away from the clubs and wild nightlife found on its famous islands).
Common Travel Emergencies to Avoid on Study Abroad
With study abroad programs at an all-time high - approximately 274,000 American students traveled abroad during the 2010-2011 school year - educators need to plan ahead to avoid common travel emergencies for themselves and their students. Taking preventive measures is essential. Advance preparations will keep your travels memorable…for all the right reasons.
Essay Writing Tips
Essay writing is considered to be one of the most challenging assignments received by students at colleges and universities.
March 16, 2014
Rethink Charity: What I learned from Tibetan Kids
I traveled to Tibet last summer for almost two weeks. While I was mesmerized by the heaven-like nature there, I was more intrigued by the living conditions Tibetans suffer, especially the children.
Florida Culture for the Week of March 17 By Josh Garrick
Florida Culture for the Week of March 17 By Josh Garrick
Mar 19 to April 20 – Shakespeare Takes On Julius Caesar
March 15, 2014
Photographer of the Month: Wick Sakit
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This month's Photographer of the Month is world travelling, currently Portland-based, artist Wick Sakit. In his globe-spanning travels, there runs a consistent theme of awe and curiosity. His images hint at a multitude of layered happenings, and invite us to sample a glimpse of the larger unfolding narratives of our world.
Travel Tips: 12 Things to Do in Southern Croatia
Last summer, my mom came over to Stockholm to see me for three weeks, and we decided we wanted to go somewhere hot and sunny for one week of fun in the sun. My mom has always wanted to go to Croatia and I had only been to the north so we decided on going to southern Croatia.
March 14, 2014
A Real World Education at Open Doors
“I saw fifth-graders who were already jaded, and first graders who were still eager to learn. What happens in those years between?” This is the question that elementary science teacher Rebecca Kirk asked herself five years ago.
