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Category Archives: Education
Overbooked :: Effects of Mass Tourism
Former New York Times and Washington Post correspondent Elizabeth Becker spoke in the Ralph Bunche Library at the U.S. Department of State about her research for Overbooked: The Exploding Business of Travel and Tourism, published in 2014. Here are … Continue reading
NOAA Scholarship Program
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) honors Dr. Nancy Foster with a scholarship program. particularly for women and members of minority groups. Dr. Nancy Foster was the former Assistant Administrator for Oceanic Services and Coastal Zone Management at the … Continue reading
Posted in Awards, Education, Geography, Hawai'i, Marine Science, Oceanography, Outdoors Life, Wildlife
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Mokupapapa Discovery Center in Hilo
The ground floor of the Koehnen building, 76 Kamehameha Avenue, Hilo suggests 1920s grandeur with a wide staircase leading to law offices back in the day. The building ocupies the corner of Waianuenue Avenue and Kamehameha Avenue — powerful names … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Geography, Hawai'i, History, Marine Science, Nature, Oceanography, Outdoors Life, Travel, Wildlife
Tagged Hawai'i, Hilo, National Marine Sanctuary, NOAA, outdoors, volunteer
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Honolulu Theater for Youth
After peeking into a wedding ceremony underway at the Cathedral of St. Andrew, my travel pal Marilyn and I wandered around the grounds which are close to the Iolani Palace in Honolulu. Though inaccurate to describe St. Andrew’s grounds as a cathedral … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Education, Hawai'i, Student Projects, Theater
Tagged culture, escaping winter
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Diego Rivera’s Museum – Anahuacalli
Poet-musician-artist Patti Smith writes about a concert she played at Anahuacalli. Diego Rivera muses about his museum in Diego Rivera – My Art, My Life. An autobiography with Gladys March, The Citadel Press, New York, 1960, pp. 250-253. In this excerpt, he describes … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Culture, Education, History, Hot Climates, Museums, Travel
Tagged architecture, artists, culture, escaping winter, Mexico, world travel
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La Virgin Guadalupe: Patroness of the Americas
I first visited the shrine to La Virgin at Guadalupe on the fringes of Mexico City during the sweaty summer of 1976 with my parents. In 2006, I visited with my niece, the photographer sjlzocklein. In 2011, I started reading books … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Education, History, Hot Climates, Pilgrimage, Spiritual Shrines, Travel
Tagged culture, Mexico, outdoors, pilgrimage, shrine, Slow Travel, spiritual, travel journalism, world travel
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Mexico City: Frida and Diego’s Houses
Frida and Diego’s Houses in Mexico City Casa Azul is a strangely moving museum — I really felt Frida’s presence, her spirit aura, ghost or something spectral. Her white cotton embroidered dress with slight sweat stains around the neck hung on a … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Culture, Education, History, Hot Climates, Travel
Tagged architecture, artists, culture, escaping winter, independence, Mexico, travel journalism
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Walking as Transportation
Books about Walking The Complete Guide to Walking, Mark Fenton. Written by an editor at Walking magazine, this comprehensive how to guide, takes you from inertia to regular walking. Exceptionally useful book aimed at the beginning walker or occasional exerciser. A … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Budget Travel, Education, Geography, History, Nature, Outdoors Life, Planning, Publications, Travel, Walking, Writing
Tagged global citizen, nomad, outdoors, reference book, Slow Travel, travel health, travel journal, walking, world travel
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Meet People :: Get Your Hands Dirty :: The World :: Close to Home
Meet People * Cultural Programs * Volunteer * Work Exchange * Travel …get started with your dream of helping people and reaching out….meeting new friends….BE the change you want Applications accepted during July, 2014 * Virtual Student Foreign Service – online … Continue reading
Posted in Budget Travel, Education, Networking, Organizations
Tagged Crowd-sourcing, culture, diplomacy, global citizen, how to, networking, nomad, outdoors, resources, solutions, teach, tips & tricks, volunteer, world travel
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Travel Adventure Film Makers from Long Ago
Exploring my vast collection of postcards, I found a postcard from the collection of the Martin & Osa Johnson Safari Museum in Chanute, Kansas. The card displays young women of the Lumbwa Tribe in full body draping and head coverings … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Education, History, Hot Climates, Museums, Photography, Travel
Tagged film, global citizen, networking, nomad, photography, travel writing
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