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By Dr. Jessie Voigts, 3 July, 2008

10 Ways to Raise an Intercultural Child

Culture can be thought of as the thoughts, behaviors, values, actions, and communications of a group.  It defines who its members are, how they act, and what they believe.  The world is full of many different cultures, and each world culture has its own unique attributes.   Learning another culture is a long and complex process, requiring a constant shifting of one’s f

By Dr. Jessie Voigts, 3 July, 2008

Monastery Stays: A Unique Accommodation Choice in Italy

While traveling, we try to get off the beaten path - both in the areas we travel, and in the foods and accommodations that we like. There's nothing worse than staying at a chain hotel while abroad - looks the same as it does in Chicago. Get out and experience the local culture - that's my motto.

By Dr. Jessie Voigts, 2 July, 2008

Book Review of the Month: Going Dutch in Beijing

I recently discovered a gem of a book about different customs around the world, entitled Going Dutch In Beijing. This book is full of information to smooth your path while abroad, while at the same time being interculturally sensitive. Eager to share this book with others, I sat down to chat with the author, Mark McCrum. Here's what he had to say...

Going Dutch in Beijing - Mark McCrum

By Dr. Jessie Voigts, 2 July, 2008

July Artisan of the Month: Mark McCrum

There is something about art - good art - that calls to us. When I see a landscape that is particularly well done, I feel like I was there - catching the mood, basking in the sunset. One of my very favorite artists is one I've just discovered, Mark McCrum. His watercolors are just incredible - extraordinary paintings of places around the world.

 

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By Dave, 1 July, 2008

Foodie Finds: The 5 Best Places to Eat in the North Atlanta Area

 

Here we go - eating in North Atlanta!

By Brian Westbye, 30 June, 2008

Montreal for Nouveau-bies

Je ne parle pas Francais.
 

By Betty Jo Riggs, 30 June, 2008

Step into History along the Ohio

By Gill Webster, 28 June, 2008

Foodie Finds: The 4 Best Places to Eat in Derbyshire, UK

By Lexa Pennington, 28 June, 2008

The Jefferson Hotel: Richmond's Gem...and a Great Deal

With gas prices being so high, many U.S. travelers are choosing to travel closer to home, or visit areas in the U.S. instead of heading overseas.

 

By Bert Maxwell, 28 June, 2008

YOTEL: A New Solution for Weary Travelers

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Music for Shifting Times

Music for Shifting Times

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International Teaching Families: A Compendium

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European Criminological Perspectives: A Compendium

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Exploring Michigan's Coasts: A Compendium

Generation Study Abroad Commitment Partner

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 A Compendium

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