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A Global Conversation

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Jun 20, 2008 / 1 comments

Gone is the day when talking about the environment was solely for hippy tree-huggers. The discussion has expanded from science labs and legislation to classrooms and the workplace. It’s on your morning news and has shaped a good part of our presidential election.

We are clearly at crucial time in the story of our earth. With much to be decided about the future for this mother of ours and with all of her children feeling like they know what’s best -- it was only a matter of time for the conversation to truly turn global for the everyman.

Foodie Finds: The 7 Best Places to Eat in New York City

by Gil Kreiter /
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Jun 19, 2008 / 3 comments

My Seven Favorite Restaurants in New York

 

Advice from a local: 7 Favorite restaurants in New York City

The Directory of International Internships

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Jun 19, 2008 / 0 comments

Michigan State University announces the 6th Edition of the Directory of International Internships, published in collaboration with the Office of International Studies and Programs and the Center for Educational Business and Research (CIBER) of the Eli Broad College of Business. The Directory will be released in early 2009.

Foodie Finds: The 7 Best Places to Eat In Chicago

by Tabitha McKown /
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Jun 16, 2008 / 8 comments

Chicago is a city of neighborhoods, and many visitors make the mistake of limiting their dining options to the well-known restaurant chains in the Loop.

In Celebration of Sailing: Our First Summer With Snow Goose

by nonameharbor / Jun 13, 2008 / 0 comments

In Celebration of Sailing

 

Come sail with me on Erie waters

Foodie Finds: the 7 Best Places to Eat in St. Paul

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Jun 08, 2008 / 2 comments

St. Paul is a very different city from Minneapolis. Despite being right across the river from each other, they each shine in a unique way. Luckily for us, the food in both cities is stellar - lots of great choices for the foodie!  Here are a few of my hidden gem favorites:

 

The Zen of Traveling Retired: The Karma of Traveling With Family

by Carol Voigts /
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Jun 07, 2008 / 1 comments

 

Foodie Finds: the 7 Best Places to Eat in Minneapolis

by Dr. Jessie Voigts /
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Jun 07, 2008 / 3 comments

Minneapolis is one of my favorite cities. You wouldn't expect such diversity and pure joy in life, where it is so very cold in the winter. Yet, the Twin Cities are just thriving with people from different cultures, and of course, that leads to great food! Here are 7 of my favorite spots to eat in Minneapolis. I know, I am not slighting St.

Telemarkfestivalen - an International Folk Music Festival in Norway

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Jun 05, 2008 / 0 comments

Well, as you may have guessed from previous articles here on wanderingeducators.com, I am addicted to music festivals! I am always searching for them, wherever I go. I recently found out about the Telemark International Folk Music Festival, or Telemarkfestivalen, in Bo, Telemark, Norway, held each July. This music festival presents authentic folk music from around the world, and offers more than 200 concerts and performances, as well as workshops and classes for all ages.

Michigan's Small Town Treasures: Johnny Blue and a Bit of Fun and Funk in Saugatuck and Douglas

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Jun 01, 2008 / 2 comments

Johnny Blue and a Bit of Fun and Funk in Saugatuck and Douglas

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