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Masalaama, Goodbye
By
Paula Rosine Long |
Wednesday, August 06, 2008
July 23, 2008
Apparently the fashion here is not to wear shirts with Arabic writing – I see almost literally none of them – but shirts with nonsensical English writing. I don’t understand who makes these shirts or how they sell so well or why nobody in the company can speak Eng...
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Masalaama, Goodbye
By
Paula Rosine Long |
Wednesday, August 06, 2008
July 23, 2008
Apparently the fashion here is not to wear shirts with Arabic writing – I see almost literally none of them – but shirts with nonsensical English writing. I don’t understand who makes these shirts or how they sell so well or why nobody in the company can speak Eng...
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Like A Lollipop
By
Paula Rosine Long |
Wednesday, August 06, 2008
Thursday July 10th, 2008
Day before yesterday was wonderful: Mo picked me up in giant van of his various ex-pat friends (Duke, Ireland, Amman, Russia?) and we drive to Lili’s house where she made “mensaf” – finally I eat this famous Mensaf, the main dish of Jordan accordi...
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Like A Lollipop
By
Paula Rosine Long |
Wednesday, August 06, 2008
Thursday July 10th, 2008
Day before yesterday was wonderful: Mo picked me up in giant van of his various ex-pat friends (Duke, Ireland, Amman, Russia?) and we drive to Lili’s house where she made “mensaf” – finally I eat this famous Mensaf, the main dish of Jordan accordi...
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If Walls Could Talk
By
Hannah Hunt |
Thursday, July 17, 2008
There are less than 24 hours remaining in our time in Cheraw, South Carolina. As the sun sets, we enter our final night's sleep in our rented beds. We whisper heartfelt goodnights to our lurking buddies, the cockroaches, and we smile as we nervously tip toe on our bathroom floor as its ...
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bittersweet symphony
By
Lindsey Wallace |
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
On the eve of our closing presentation signaling the true and final end of the Summer of Service in Cheraw, I feel oddly melancholy. Hilary is playing DDR with some of our guests for the weekend (including the freshman BNs, or the "babies" as we so endearingly call them) and Jack's Manneq...
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No Words Can Describe Better Than These
By
Rui Jiang |
Wednesday, July 09, 2008
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I thought that nothing could better describe my experience with the science camp other than the evaluations that the kids gave on the very last day. Here are most of the evaluations. They are the exact evaluations, and I only corrected some of the spelling to ...
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No Words Can Describe Better Than These
By
Rui Jiang |
Wednesday, July 09, 2008
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I thought that nothing could better describe my experience with the science camp other than the evaluations that the kids gave on the very last day. Here are most of the evaluations. They are the exact evaluations, and I only corrected some of the spelling to ...
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hidden beauty
By
Lindsey Wallace |
Tuesday, July 08, 2008
Over the past week, I have come to find beautiful things in the most unexpected of places. On Tuesday night Lindsay Bennett, Abbey's boss and director of the Cheraw Arts Commission invited us over for dinner with her husband as well as one of the local radio personalities and his wife. The Bennett'...
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Ecuador!
By
Portia Boone |
Tuesday, July 01, 2008
Hello Everyone and Greetings from Ecuador!
Similar to Emily, I´ve been in Ecuador for a little over a month, and so far, it has been quite an experience. I´ll have to admit that I was more than a little worried about coming here. The only other experience I´ve had o...
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