Posts Tagged ‘U.S.’
Geography and your Children’s Health: a Worthy National Topic of Debate
March 4th, 2010
It may seem odd at first; to phantom that the very natural resources that we need to live, work and play, are also associated with an array of health problems. The truth is a hard one to swallow. So, don’t be surprised that you haven’t heard the following information blasted on local news! However, this crucial information affects our children’s health at epidemic rates.
Amazingly there are 25 milli Read the rest of this entry »
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Why Cyprus for Study Abroad?
January 3rd, 2010
By Dr. Sandi Smith, Director of Institutional Relations, Global Learning Semesters, January 2009.
The number of U.S. students studying abroad seems to be increasing significantly on an annual basis. Although there is not adequate research to understand why… the anecdotal evidence would suggest that this generation of “Millenial” students realize the primary need of understanding others that are different th Read the rest of this entry »
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