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Int'l is a publication of the University Center for International Studies. The articles below are from the Spring 2001 issue and are in Acrobat PDF format.
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Miller African Centered Academy: Capoeira Reaches the Children
by Marie B. Skoczylas
“As the Congolese came into the clearing, they could hear the screaming of children,” reads nine-year-old Brittany Brown, setting the scene for a typical Monday morning social studies class at Miller African Centered Academy in Pittsburgh’s Hill District.
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Profile: Tricia Kissinger--Remembering the People Behind the Policy
by Louise C. Sciannameo
“Wanna buy some gum? I have a piece you can buy.”
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Learning by Experience
by Karen Levine
Learning to understand, respect, and cooperate with people whose beliefs, practices, and cultures are different from our own has challenged humanity throughout all time
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Building on Strength: William Brustein
by Emily Tipping
When he was a child, the world came to William Brustein’s front door in the form of international newspapers delivered to his father, a freelance journalist.
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Around the World
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Glowing Examples of Diversity Training
by Emily Tipping
In one afternoon, a Nationality Rooms Scholarship committee agreed to send a Nigerian native to Argentina and a Vietnamese native to China.
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