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InSingapore: Singapore Science Centre
I last visited the Singapore Science Centre decades ago, so it’d been on my mind to visit it again. Finally made it there a few days ago, and to be honest, found it a little worn round the edges… more →
Crooked Turret
Goyenkaar
akshar100 wrote 5 days ago: Regionalism seems to be in air. I am living in a city where every third day either MNS or Shiv Sena … more →
Symposium presenter shows history of KSC women
csmith1117 wrote 3 weeks ago: Eleven women representing nearly 40 years of history came together on Nov. 5 when a professor presen … more →
Weekly meditation sessions prove beneficial to KSC students
csmith1117 wrote 1 month ago: The stress has set in. Already eight weeks into the fall semester at Keene State College, midterm pr … more →
Barefoot Day gets students thinking globally
csmith1117 wrote 1 month ago: In the frosty early morning hours of Oct. 14, the first bare feet traipsed the Keene State College c … more →
Study abroad deadline approaches
csmith1117 wrote 1 month ago: Keene State College students yearning to travel the globe only have a short time left before the Glo … more →
KSC freshman to walk from New Hampshire to Nebraska
csmith1117 wrote 1 month ago: Woodsville, New Hampshire, located halfway up the state’s western border, has a population of little … more →
Friday Market in Amman
Matt MacKay-Ring wrote 2 months ago: Fridays in the Middle East are the days that everything shuts down, and everyone goes to a local mos … more →
How Safe was I in Jordan?
Matt MacKay-Ring wrote 2 months ago: What is the question I have received most regarding my trip to the Middle East? “Did you ever feel t … more →
Watching Events from Different Places
Matt MacKay-Ring wrote 2 months ago: All day I have hearing about how one year ago we heard the news of Lehman Brothers collapsing, and s … more →
Watching God Play in the Trash
Matt MacKay-Ring wrote 2 months ago: This last summer Lisa and I visited the countries of Jordan & Egypt. Included in both of these c … more →
Endangered Sites
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Matt MacKay-Ring wrote 2 months ago: When I was a child, I remember telling my mom that I was an endangered species, because there was no … more →
inSingapore: Singapore Science Centre
myrlinn wrote 3 months ago: I last visited the Singapore Science Centre decades ago, so it’d been on my mind to visit it a … more →
inSingapore: National Museum of Singapore
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myrlinn wrote 3 months ago: I heard from my friend, Gregory, recently, and he reminded me that I hadn’t blogged in a long … more →
Destination Review: Casa Zen in Santa Teresa, Costa Rica
Meghan wrote 4 months ago: 7 am – beach time. 9 am – batido (or smoothie) time. 9:30 am – yoga en plain air. 11 am onwards – an … more →
Ryanair = Cry-in-air!
charliesakay wrote 4 months ago: So, I was innocently browsing through my i-phone this morning and decided I’d have a look thro … more →
Boston's Haymarket
kscedu wrote 5 months ago: Boston’s Haymarket is down and dirty and not for the dainty. While everything around it is rap … more →
La Paz y la Amistad
Meghan wrote 5 months ago: I have been travelling through Costa Rica this June, and have been writing entries for another websi … more →
Stuck In A Maze Of Botany!
Shawn Brito wrote 5 months ago: Chlamydomonas (Micro Algae) What does one do when confronted with the uniqueness of plants and the n … more →
The War Is Over
Shawn Brito wrote 5 months ago: Kandy dancers at wedding Well, As the war has finally ended, there are signs of foreign visitors flo … more →
