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The Hmong American Institute for Learning (HAIL) is one of two Hmong art organizations in the country. It is an organization for the literary and visual arts of the Hmong culture. The organization helps writers and artists of all ages and backgrounds to express their story and support to the Hmong culture... |
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After the fall of communism in Eastern Europe, the EU began funding student /professor exchanges throughout the continent. Peter Slowe, a long time academic at Chichester University, sought this opportunity to introduce his students to a foreign country while doing meaningful work. Successful in obtaining a grant from Chichester's geography faculty and the Forestry Faculty of the Transylvania University in Romania, Peter took the first steps in creating what is now Projects Abroad... |
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On Aug. 28, the Board of Trustees of Florida Gulf Coast University (FGCU) announced the appointment of Metropolitan State University President Wilson G. "Brad" Bradshaw as its third president. For the past seven years, Brad has been president of Metropolitan State, as well as professor of psychology. The FGCU Board unanimously selected Brad as the next president of FGCU, citing "his track record as a builder, problem solver and motivator... |
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Making a great first impression is essential in your professional and personal relationships. Your physical appearance sends nonverbal messages to potential employers and mates. It is not always fair, but sometimes people judge your character based on superficial attributes. What message are you sending with your smile? October is National Dental Hygiene Month. Adults and children are encouraged to see their dentists for regular checkups... |
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Sept. 11, 2007—More than 30 students atteneded Metropolitan State Activities Board's (UAB) Open House, "Student Organization: Get-2-Know 'Em" event. The open house was a success, with many student organizations appreciating the opportunity to network and connect with students and other organizations... |
