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SA Luxury Expeditions Reviews Cultural Travel in Machu Picchu

by Dr. Jessie Voigts /
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Nov 07, 2013 / 0 comments

Here at snsvs, we are often asked to define cultural travel. My short answer to that:

Cultural travel is deep, local, insightful; always seeking to learn; a way of experiencing a culture from the inside - as a participant, instead of a tourist.

Traveling the World as a Musician

by Christoph Hodel / Nov 06, 2013 / 0 comments

Traveling around the world as a musician often has quite a bit of glamour associated with the title. One might think of screaming fans and road trips. This is, of course, referring to the typical fun-filled band life we all see in movies.
    

Stockholm's Archipelago: Gällnö

by Talia Klundt /
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Nov 06, 2013 / 0 comments

And we are off again to Stockholm's Archipelago, this time to Gällnö! Thankfully I have a few friends here in Stockholm who love the archipelago as much as I do, so it doesn't take much convincing to go out on a beautifully sunny day.

Expat Holidays: Halloween in India

by Christoph Hodel / Nov 06, 2013 / 0 comments

My family and I are currently living in India, along with fourteen other students from St.

The Best of Visiting Belfast: Part Two

by Caroline Ryan / Nov 06, 2013 / 0 comments

In The Best of Visiting Belfast: Part One, we covered Belfast attractions such as the Titanic Quarter, the Cathedral Quarter, Queen’s University area, some hot clubs and some lovely wee pubs. Now let’s hit some of the theatres and shops, and the historical murals Belfast is famous for.

Finding the Falls

by Sydney Kahl / Nov 06, 2013 / 0 comments

Livermore Falls, located in Plymouth, New Hampshire, is historically, geologically, ecologically, culturally, and recreationally significant.

 

Powder Days and Stellar Slopes

by Christian DeMichiel / Nov 05, 2013 / 1 comments

As we travel throughout the country in our RV, we always seem to spend our winters in Florida or other warm climate destinations, enjoying endless, sunshine filled days. Snow is never part of the equation.

No One Can Resist the Charm of My Guinea Pig

by Dylan DeMichiel /
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Nov 05, 2013 / 1 comments

Two years ago, I got a guinea pig for Christmas. Her name is Ginger. Since she arrived on Christmas morning, I tried to think of all kinds of jolly names for her, like Jingles, Holly, Merry, Mistletoe, etc.  I finally decided on Miss Gingerbread – Ginger for short!

 

Balancing School and Athletics: College Student Kimberly Juwong

by Stasia Lopez /
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Nov 05, 2013 / 0 comments

This month, we are continuing our college programming series and this month specifically, we’ll be featuring athletes and students who were in a fraternity or sorority in college. Getting involved on a college campus plays a direct role in the rate of retention of students.

A Recurring Challenge: Making Art Every Single Day

by Curtis Cunningham /
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Nov 05, 2013 / 0 comments

On January 1, 2011, I began a project that continues to this day: to make at least one interesting photograph each day and then post it online. This project of mine has taken me to some amazing places over the past (almost) 3 years. No matter where I go or what I find myself doing, I am always on the lookout for that which catches my eye.

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