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The Challenge New Zealand group’s commemorative shirt includes the names of all participants and special symbols from New Zealand and Maori culture.

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AustraLearn, AsiaLearn, EuroLearn Scholarship Recipients Announced

The AustraLearn/AsiaLearn/EuroLearn programs have announced their September 2010 scholarship recipients, with funding provided by sponsoring universities, STA Travel/Qantas and GlobaLinks Learning Abroad.
The recipients include:
Erin Alberts, a University of South Dakota student, is receiving a $1,000 …

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University Highlights: Sichuan Year-Abroad Student’s Photographic Journey, U of Queensland’s Biofuel Research, Swinburne’s Rise In Good Guide, U of Stirling’s Student Satisfaction Up

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Sichuan University Year-Abroad Student Posts Video Photo Collage
Amanda Bolduc, a student from the University of North Carolina – Wilmington who studied at Sichuan University during the past year, recently shared a photographic journey of her …

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From The Field: Study Abroad Participant Finds Job In India After No Luck In U.S.; Research Shows Academics Improved By International Education Experience

From The Chronicle of Higher Education: Former Study Abroad Participant Finds Job In India After Unsuccessful Attempts For Employment In U.S.
What I Did When I Couldn’t Find a Job
By Andrew Dana Hudson
Gangtok, India
It was a …

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