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The Sardinian Cookbook: The Cooking and Culture of a Mediterranean Island

by Rosie Carbo /
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Oct 25, 2013 / 0 comments

Americans have been hooked on pizza and pasta since Italian immigrants began dishing it out decades ago. That’s where many of us got our perception of Italian food.  Now, with the popularity of travel abroad, that perception is changing.    

Secret Agent Man

by Dylan DeMichiel /
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Oct 24, 2013 / 0 comments

James Bond, Jason Bourne, and Ethan Hunt are some of my favorite on-screen undercover agents. They make saving the world look easy! They are always undetectable and unnoticeable. But I take notice! Watching them break necks, decipher codes, perform incredible stunts, and outrun constant peril makes me think that I have what it takes to do what they do so well.

To Be Free

by Miranda Boyink / Oct 24, 2013 / 0 comments

I love writing. In 2010, my dad told me about a website called Storybird. It is a website where people from all around the world connect to write. I made friends with a lot of the users, but one that really stuck out to me was Deepfried_freak. She was different from the rest.

 

Taking Education on the Road

by Dylan DeMichiel /
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Oct 24, 2013 / 0 comments

Over the past six years, my mom has traveled across America in an RV and visited all 50 states. She has been to major cities all over the world, including London, New York, Dublin, Los Angeles, Miami, and Paris.

Wilhelma Zoo: Where the Peacocks Run Free

by William Wellman / Oct 24, 2013 / 1 comments

Apparently gardens make really good zoos, though that’s no excuse to let the neighbor’s pets run through your flowerbeds. In the case of the Wilhelma Zoological Botanical Garden in Stuttgart, Germany (we just call it Wilhelma), it’s very true!

An Unexpected Way to Travel Europe

by Lexa Pennington /
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Oct 24, 2013 / 0 comments

I’m always looking for unique ways to explore destinations I love. I remember reading a book in college (for fun, not for class), on cruising down the Seine on a houseboat. Now the drawback, as I remember, was dealing with the boat and all the details of living on it (cooking, showers, etc.).

People, Pictures, and Places: Opportunities Abound

by Christian DeMichiel / Oct 23, 2013 / 0 comments

I’ve always been interested in a career with an international focus. At the moment, two  jobs interest me. The first is teaching English abroad, and the other is working as an international photographer.

Disneyland Paris Tips and Secrets

by Dr. Jessie Voigts /
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Oct 23, 2013 / 0 comments

Disneyland Paris is a must-see if you’re a Disney fan (and who isn’t?). There are two parks at Disneyland ParisDisneyland Park, and Walt Disney Studios Park. You will want at least one day for each park. If you have more than two days, spend the extra day(s) at Disneyland Park.  You can get tickets to Disneyland Paris, which can include transportation from Paris, shuttles, and free-roaming between the two parks.

Good Work in Owerri

by Dr. Michael Bitz /
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Oct 23, 2013 / 0 comments

The workshops in Owerri began today with approximately 70 teachers, college students, and faculty from the Federal College of Education. Many of them had attended the talk yesterday, so they were prime to get creative, which is exactly what they did.

Adventures In India

by Christoph Hodel / Oct 23, 2013 / 0 comments

My family was chosen to lead the Global Term Abroad program with St. Olaf College! My father teaches music theory there, which is a great connection. My sister, my parents and I joined fourteen college students on a seven-country journey across the world: Switzerland, Turkey, Greece, India, China, Korea, and Thailand.

 

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