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05
Jul
2009
I’m awful at timely posts…  

15 hours ago by benmcgeephotography

But things have been going great here! The trip with mom was a great time. She loved Iguazu — of course I already knew it was incredible. We went to both sides this time and got to go to a bird park on the Brazil side too. We got to see a pretty cool bird park with all kinds of endangered and I gues ...

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01
Jul
2009
Have a teen who’s getting less responsible, not more? Try an exchange ...  

5 days ago by Anne

If you find yourself more worried than you should be about having your teen lazing around all summer, after a not-so-great semester of school, then consider an exchange student program. Actually, even if you have an industrious honor roll student, consider this option. But I lead with the more troub ...

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12
Jun
2009
Moms and Pops  

24 days ago by Naima

First things first: Sorry about the delay of blog entries, things have been quite hectic on this side of the Atlantic. From where I left off, I had just heard that my parents were coming to visit. Yes, those responsible for my existence made the trek through the United States and across the ocean to ...

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10
Jun
2009
Been a long time… + semester is done!  

26 days ago by benmcgeephotography

I can’t believe it’s already done! Yesterday was our last day… I presented my final project and got all my grades except for that one. SO much happened the past month or so! The month during the ISP was GREAT, I learned so much and got SO much done. Made great friends too… I wish I could write more, ...

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06
Jun
2009
Learning About a Semester Abroad in Thailand and Malaysia  

29 days ago by Kelly

If you have ever seen the movie Anna and the King, you know a little something about the unique history of Thailand, a country once known as Siam. During a semester abroad in Thailand, you may start to appreciate why the musical The King and I is banned in that country as well. Thai means “freemen,” ...

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15
May
2009
absolutely intercultural 83 +++ experience of studying and working in ...  

52 days ago by Dr. Laurent Borgmann

absolutely fresh When I speak to my students about planning a semester abroad one of my first tasks is usually to make them figure out strategically, what would be better for them– studying at one of our partner universities or doing an internship in a company abroad? Both options have their advanta ...

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22
Apr
2009
Been a while– I’m still here!  

75 days ago by benmcgeephotography

So it’s been a long time, huh? Things got pretty busy right after we got back from the rural homestay in Rosario. During the couple weeks we had after we got back, we had a midterm, a paper to write summarizing the rural homestay, and a preliminary proposal for the independent project. Anyway, by Ea ...

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08
Apr
2009
sadly...  

89 days ago by College Glassblower

i am just about to leave for my last final... which means i am about to leave the house and the country as a student in this program for the last time... sad, very sasd i know, but i am excited to see the family and friends when i get home!

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07
Apr
2009
this...  

89 days ago by College Glassblower

is my last night staying in notting hill with my program. after this i go home tomorrow and my semester here is over. i am really going to miss it and i am extremely sad to leave, though i don't have any regrets and i know i packed a lot into this last three months. what traveling to other countries ...

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03
Apr
2009
Meet Me On The Mekong  

93 days ago by Tim Patterson

photo and feature map: Where There Be Dragons Join Matador contributing editor Tim Patterson on the inaugural Mekong River semester program offered by Where There Be Dragons. I’m typing on the banks of the Mekong River near the sleepy town of Tha Khaek, a provincial capital in central Laos. It’s dry ...

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