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    Saturday Language & Culture Immersion Program at the SIT Graduate Institute    
    Wednesday, March 25 2009 @ 11:33 AM GMT+4
    Contributed by: Anonymous

    EducationSaturday April 4 come join the fun and gain confidence in your language skills and learn about another culture.

    Join us for day long practical, interactive instruction in Beginning Italian or Chinese, Intermediate/Advanced French or French. Tuition is $100.

    Contact the SIT Graduate Institute at 802-258-3344 or cip@sit.edu for more information.
     

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    Regarding teens and Gallery Walk, I mostly
    enjoy their presence and youthful energy
    am bothered by their cursing and mayhem
    think a few teens give others a bad rep
    think grumpy adults should get over it
    think teens should be better supervised while out
    would like to see more artistic activities for teens
    have not noticed any problems
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