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Montreal Urban Agricultural Fair

  1. May 2016
At the urban agricultural fair, I had two roles; I was security and a replacement.  As security, my job was to let people and cars through the barrier that were setting up booths for the fair and to prevent other cars from driving through the street while the fair was being set up … Continue Reading ››

Washington, DC Haiku

Week 1
  Washington DC Cultural society There are poor and rich.   Those who are oppressed Working to make a living Sometimes get the boot.   Things that happen here Are sure to make history For good and for bad.   - Aaron Cook, Mirella Rodriquez, Kylie Crawford, Stephanie Stoner, Brittany McCullock
  Colorful flowers People praying in church Huge basilica.   Loud red flashing lights Candles burning everywhere Rain falling from sky.   Beautiful murals Diversity in D.C. The … Continue Reading ››

Lithuania 2016

Lithuania 2016 summer cross-cultural seminar has begun posting a few photographs from their explorations in and around Klaipeda. Pictured above is a group of the students on their first trip out to the beach on the Baltic Sea.  


 

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Bet Sahour and Bethlehem

Delayed post from 23 February 2016 As we walk through silent, little Bethlehem, I can still hear the three wise men roaming through these narrow streets with their donkeys' rhythmical clack of hooves fading into the flagrant symphony of commerce and daily affairs that takes place in Palestinian suqs (markets). If anything elevates Bet Sahour over … Continue Reading ››
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JUC and Biblical Geography

By: Charlie Good
7 March 2016 Last week, we arrived at Jerusalem University College (JUC) after spending a few days at the Jewish Efrat settlement in the West Bank, marking the transition from contemporary politics to ancient biblical geography. For me, this change has been a welcome one, especially after the intensity of Efrat. For once, it’s nice to … Continue Reading ››
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