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Brazil Bound

Brazil BoundThe following appeared in the March April issue of International Educator magazine. Around the world, virtually everyone knows that the United States has the largest economy in the world. But what some may not realize is that our southern
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Why Dont More Americans Study in Europe

Why Don’t More Americans Study in Europe?At a meeting in Germany recently, Secretary of State John Kerry was asked by a former exchange program participant to comment on why fewer Americans seek an exchange experience in Europe than Europeans do
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Laughter

LaughterThe following is the InFocus article from the January February issue of International Educator magazine. Branching outwards, I began to seek opportunities for their sense of quality rather than convenience. My world expanded and I was no longer limited to
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Knowledge Plus Action Equals Power

Knowledge Plus Action Equals PowerThe following appeared in the January February issue of International Educator magazine. One of NAFSA's new board members, Simon Adams, executive director of the Global Centre for the Responsibility to Protect, wrote an op ed for
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Obamas Liberal Inaugural Speech Reasserts Core American Values

Obama’s “Liberal” Inaugural Speech Reasserts Core American ValuesOfficial White House Photo by Sonya N. Hebert Following President Barack Obama’s second Inaugural address, the tendency in press commentary has been to over emphasize its “liberalism” and to underplay what is really
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