Mythical Travel!

by nonameharbor / Oct 24, 2009 / 0 comments

 

Swimming With Mermen

 

Mourning clang of sea bell,

Black bouy number ten

Marks open seastead for sailor,

Study Abroad Survey for International Education Research

by Bert Maxwell /
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Oct 23, 2009 / 0 comments

“Who Are You Now”

The online survey which asks you – study abroad alumni - to tell how…
YOUR study abroad EXPERIENCE has impacted YOUR LIFE today!  

Culture Worthy of Your Calendar, November 2009

by Josh Garrick / Oct 23, 2009 / 0 comments

Culture Worthy of Your Calendar by Josh Garrick     

Three Art Fests – Two Art-filled Weekends

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World Premiere of Alice in Wonderland at Stages Theater Company

Top Places to Sleep With a Ghost: A compendium of “Dead and Breakfasts”

Hysterical or historical, ghostly spirits make themselves as comfortable in America's B&Bs as living guests do, and not just in the dead of night. In a recent B&B survey, conducted by BedandBreakfast.com, innkeepers revealed that nearly 20 percent (an estimated 3600) of the inns in the United States are haunted. This leaves plenty of opportunity to sleep with a ghost for those who seek experiences with another world.

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Sunrise Pashmina

Here at Wandering Educators, we are sometimes happy to recommend global apparel. I've found an incredible Nepalese company that makes the most extraordinary handloomed Pashmina, called Sunrise Pashmina. These Pashmina are so very beautiful - and the story behind Sunrise is pretty cool, too.

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The Soo - The Locks and Much More

The Soo - The Locks and Much More 

Sault Ste Marie will amaze you. If you think the Soo is a nowhere town, take the trip and disabuse yourself of that misconception. After an extended weekend you will congratulate yourself on your discerning travel smarts.

 

Listen Up! (To Yourself)

by dellspause / Oct 22, 2009 / 0 comments

My friend Anne and I talk food.  Of course we do. We both love food.

ECODOOR: Hope and Promise for the Dominican Republic

by Dr. Debra Payne / Oct 21, 2009 / 0 comments

Just two of the beautiful sights in Barahona...This..

      and this...

J.A. Mestenhauser Lecture Series on Internationalizing Higher Education

by Dr. Jessie Voigts /
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Oct 21, 2009 / 0 comments

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