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Music, Ireland, Love: The Carnival at Bray

Dr. Jessie Voigts
September
30
/ 2014
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It’s difficult to move. It’s even more difficult when you’re a teenager – and you’re moving to another country. Such is the case with protagonist Maggie Lynch in Jessie Ann Foley’s fantastic new book, The Carnival at Bray.

Getting to Know the Spirit and People of Cuba

Dr. Jessie Voigts
September
29
/ 2014
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Have you always wanted to go to Cuba? I have. This long desire has been fed by tiny bits of Cuban goodness – recipes, photos, even a segment from Anthony Bourdain’s No Reservations: Forbidden Detour.

Educational and Enlightening Experiences with International Travel

Lexa Pennington
September
29
/ 2014
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Travel certainly broadens the mind but going abroad is also an opportunity to increase your knowledge. Studying in a foreign country, learning new languages and mixing with different cultures – an entire world of educational experiences is waiting to be explored.

 

Who Killed John F. Kennedy?

Penny Sadler
September
29
/ 2014

The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza chronicles the assassination and legacy of President John F. Kennedy; interprets the Dealey Plaza National Historic Landmark District and the John F. Kennedy Memorial Plaza; and presents contemporary culture within the context of presidential history

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Why I love Chiang Mai

Lars Wagoner
September
28
/ 2014
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Chiang Mai: my favorite Thai city! I love Chiang Mai because it is so diverse, quirky, and fun all at the same time. I can prove it to you with a few pictures I took around this amazing city.

Florida Culture for the Week of September 29 By Josh Garrick

Josh Garrick
September
28
/ 2014
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Florida Culture for the Week of September 29 By Josh Garrick

Oct 3 to Nov 2 – The Who’s Tommy at Mad Cow Theatre

Imagining A Global Education Standard

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Ed Forteau
September
26
/ 2014
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Dreaming big means imagining possibilities not accessible to our current reality. A big dream, when spoken aloud, sounds bonkers to the average person. Our big dream of the day is a global education standard.

Through the Eyes of an Educator: Cairo, Egypt

Stacey Ebert
September
26
/ 2014

The traveler in me craves adventure, the wanderer yearns for time to get lost and the educator in me longs for stimulating informal learning. Travel merges all of these ‘itches’ and as long as every once an awhile I get to run my toes through the sand, I’m quite satisfied. I think I’ve always been an educator.

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Department of State Announces Study Abroad Full Scholarships for High School Students

Dr. Jessie Voigts
September
25
/ 2014
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U.S. State Department Wants High School Students to Say 'YES' to Studying Overseas in 2015

5 Bay Area Hotels Worthy of Your Next West Coast Visit

Bert Maxwell
September
25
/ 2014
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Visiting San Francisco's Bay Area is pricey for the uneducated traveler. Doing your research on hotels before heading to the San Francisco Bay area is certainly worth your time. Here are a few ideas for the budget-conscious.

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