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Paralympian Daniel McCoy: My Only Limitations Are Those I Impose on Myself

Daniel Frank McCoy is a native of Pittsburgh, a 2012 graduate of Fox Chapel High School and a student at the University of Pittsburgh. Dan was born with Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus.

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The Ohio Renaissance Festival, A-Z

Last week, I took you on a stroll through the Ohio Renaissance Festival. Today, I'm going to share the Festival A-Z.

The Ohio Renaissance Festival, A-Z

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#InternAbroadBecause it will open your eyes to the world around you

Rachel Bukowitz is a sociology and environmental studies major at the University of Pittsburgh. She interned at the Israeli Wildlife Hospital during the summer of 2014 where her responsibilities focused on caring for sick and injured animals [primarily young ones in the nursery] and then releasing the animals back into the wild.

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Where to Stay - and Eat - in Miramichi, New Brunswick

Where to Stay - and Eat - in Miramichi, New Brunswick

Nestled alongside the Miramichi River in (you guessed it) Miramichi, New Brunswick is a treasured hotel, and a genius restaurant. I had no idea, when we pulled up to the long (very long!) yellow building fronting the river, that such goodness would await us inside. 

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Through the Eyes of an Educator: Costa Rica

Central America is a hop, skip and a jump away from the United States. It’s that kind of access I want my students to know. It’s that possibility and ability of choice that can help make travel happen. Places become more than dots on a map - they become memories. Accents are not solely other languages or sounds fumbled through in high school - they become conversations with new friends. Customs are not only cultural artifacts in a classroom or answers to a standardized test - they are embraced, honoured and learned in an adventure-filled afternoon.

Florida Culture for the Week of October 5, 2015 by Josh Garrick

Florida Culture for the Week of October 5, 2015 by Josh Garrick

NOW to Oct 11 – CANstruction Returns to Orlando Fashion Square

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Unobstructed Freedom

Unobstructed freedom, as I see it, is our right and our privilege to be who we are, to live and to breathe without fear of our lives or our breath being taken away.

This past year, I lost my ability to breathe while visiting El De Haus, a four-story brick building that was under construction in Cologne, Germany in 1935 when it was taken over by the Gestapo.

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Business Travel: Keeping In Touch Across Time Zones

In the age of the Internet, multinational teams working across the globe are the way of the future. The Internet has moved us into a truly global business market, so having resources spread around the world becomes a huge advantage to businesses both large and small. 

Florida Culture for the Week of September 28, 2015 by Josh Garrick

Florida Culture for the Week of September 28, 2015 by Josh Garrick

NOW to Oct 25 – The Garden Theatre Presents ‘La Cage aux Folles’ 

An Unexpected Chocolate Haven: Erie, Pennsylvania

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Sep 28, 2015 / 0 comments

When it comes to storied chocolate towns in Pennsylvania, most people probably point out Hershey in the southeast—home of the little melt-in-your-mouth kisses that made the company, and town, popular. But Erie, located in the northwestern slip of the state that separates Ohio to the west and New York to the East, hugging Lake Erie’s shoreline, has a chocolate history dating back just as far.

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