General Facts About Macedonia THE REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA CRADLE OF culture, LAND OF played an important part inpreserving the tradition. and Novo Selo From greece Bogorodica, Gevgelija http://www.ohrid.com.mk/angliska verzija/Macedonia.htm
Extractions: The country is reach in water resources. That is why it is often called "The Land of Lakes" because of the many tectonic, glacial and man-made lakes. There are about fifty large and small lakes, the most significant ones: the lakes of Ohrid, Prespa and Doyran. The rivers form three basins, the largest one - the Vardar River.
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Extractions: for California State University, Fresno. General Education Appendix Applies only to General Catalog years 1988-89 through 1998-99 The following is the General Education program for students enrolled under 1998-1999 or earlier catalogs. (See the appropriate catalog for greater detail.) The 1998-1999 General Education Program requires students to complete a minimum of 51 semester units. This includes 18 units minimum in CORE, 27 units minimum in BREADTH, and 9 upper-division units minimum, of which 6 units are in CAPSTONE. The 9 upper-division units can be taken no sooner than the term in which 60 units of coursework are completed. Also, 9 units must be taken in residence at California State University, Fresno. Because the goal of General Education is to provide a solid foundation with a broad scope and the goal of the major is to provide depth in a specific discipline or program, the following stipulations apply: A CORE course also may be applied to a student's major requirement unless the department specifically prohibits it. A maximum of two General Education courses from one department or program may be applied to satisfy BREADTH requirements. (However, a department or program may prohibit any General BREADTH Education course from simultaneously satisfying its own departmental or programmatic requirements.)
General Education CAPSTONE Education experience in the light of the tradition of Christian 4) and either Hist111 Ancient greece (3) or as WS 137) Anth 118 Women culture and Biology (3 http://www-catalog.admin.csufresno.edu/archives/9899/capstone.html
Extractions: The CAPSTONE requirement may be fulfilled in one of two ways: either by completing a minimum of 6 units (two courses) in specific interdisciplinary courses IntD and/or IntD (course number) Nex or by completing a minimum of 6 units (two courses) in a single Cluster from two different departments or programs, after 56 units have been completed.
5 SPORT-RECREATION A-L the idea of dance in the Sanskritic tradition. The Office of the National CultureCommission, Ministry of of an experimental class in dance of ancient greece. http://nutrition.ucdavis.edu/olympics/Histo/hist5.htm
Extractions: DEPARTMENT OF NUTRITION UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS OLYMPIC CENTENNIAL ATHLETIC, SPORT, RECREATION BIBLIOGRAPHY PROJECT HISTORICAL: ATHLETICS - LEISURE - RECREATION - SPORT PART 1 AUTHORS: A-D Compiler L. Grivetti Professor of Nutrition Department of Nutrition University of California Davis, CA 95616 FAX: (916) 752-8966) e-mail: legrivetti@ucdavis.edu Graduate Research Assistant Susan Harvey Department of Nutrition Abernathy, T.D. 1970. An analysis of master's and doctoral studies related to the history of physical education completed in the United States between 1930 and 1967 . Unpublished thesis, Ph.D. dissertation. Abernethy, F.E. 1989. Texas toys and games . Publications of the Texas Folklore Society, Number 48. Dallas, Texas: Southern Methodist University Press. Abrams, H.L. 1979. The history of the United States Olympic wrestling team from 1896 to 1920 . Unpublished thesis, Ph.D. dissertation. Abrams, L. 1992. Workers' culture in imperial Germany: leisure and recreation in the Rhineland and Westphalia . New York: Routledge. Abramson, A. 1987.
Extractions: 200 Religions Beliefnet.com Facets of Religion . Links to Christianity, Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, Islam, Bahai Faith, Taoism, Jainism, Sikhism, Zoroastrianism, Pantheism, Magical Religions (New Pagans, Wicca, Voodoo), Relicts of Ancient Religions, etc. plus Religious Studies Resources. World Religions . Annotated links to Christianity, Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism, Sikhism, Zen Buddhism. Includes a link to Academic Info Religion Gateway which directs you to Ancient History of Religions; Eastern Religions Gateway; Cults (Religious Movements); Gnosticism; Islamic, Jewish, and Native American Religious Studies; Religions in Canada, China, and United States; Women and Religion; etc. World Religions Index . Contents: Personal Pages (stories from people who have experienced different world religions and religious philosophies), Articles (on major world religions), Table One (understanding World Faiths and Religious Philosophies: info on Christianity, Christian Science, Spiritualism, Jehovah's Witnesses, Mormonism, Eastern Mysticism, The Way International, Unity, and the Unification Church), Table Two (info on Christianity, Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism, and Primitive Religion) and Links to other sites that deal with world religions, cults and religious philosophies.
Garden State EnviroNet We discuss how the transformation of institutions and culture in ancient greece hasbecome a appropriately we concentrate on the way this tradition was used http://www.gsenet.org/library/11gsn/2001/gs10306a.php
Extractions: EnviroNews Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday ... Support Us 010306A GARDEN STATE ENVIRONEWS :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: TABLE OF CONTENTS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ** Section A - Part 1 of 2 ** 010306A WEST NEW YORK MAYOR HAS DECLARED WAR ON MERCURY MERCURY POSES RISK TO ONE IN 10 U.S. PREGNANCIES MERCURY WASN'T SUPPOSED TO REMAIN IN HILLSBORO RAMAPO COLLEGE STUDY ABROAD IN GREECE 010306B BERGEN RECORD EDITORIAL: WEST NILE DE-FANGED EVENTS FOR THE FYKE NATURE ASSOCIATION - MAR 23 WORKSHOP: RESTORING OUR STREAMS - MAR 24
UKIM - Republik Of Macedonia bordering on Yugoslavia to the north, greece to the south Here, in Macedonia, thereis a tradition of the preservation of Macedonian folklore, which is very http://www.ukim.edu.mk/en/rm.htm
Extractions: T he Republic of Macedonia is situated in the central part of the Balkan Peninsula, with an area of 25,713 square kilometres bordering on Yugoslavia to the north, Greece to the south, Bulgaria to the east and Albania to the west. Due to such a geographic location, the Republic of Macedonia is and has been an important crossroads of many different civilisations, religions and cultures throughout history. According to the last census of June 1994, in the Republic of Macedonia there live around two million people, with the following ethnic structure: 1, 288,330 Macedonians (66.5%), 442,914 Albanians (22.9%), 77,252 Turks (4%), 43,732 Romanies (2.3%), 8,467 Vlachs (0.4%), 39,260 Serbs (2%), etc. Here, in Macedonia, there is a tradition of the preservation of Macedonian folklore, which is very rich and diverse and reflects the spirit and the way of life of the Macedonian people.
Extractions: Program: China More Info Over 400 CSB/SJU students study internationally each year. CSB and SJU sponsor 13 semester-long programs in 12 countries. The cost of semester-long international study programs is the same as staying on campus. Students studying internationally maintain eligibility for financial aid. CSB/SJU faculty members serve as on-site directors for CSB/SJU semester-long programs. Nearly all students who study internationally major in the degree of their choice and still graduate on time. The International Education Office maintains its own site: More ... Check out our new International Blog , a discussion board and journal for current students studying in Australia and South Africa. Australia Other Off-campus Programs The CSB/SJU International Studies Program is recognized as one of the most successful in the country. In fact, the Institute for International Education ranks CSB and SJU among the nation's leading undergraduate colleges for the number of students who participate in international studies. Every year students from CSB and SJU study around the world on one of the 13 semester-long programs. By the time a class graduates from CSB and SJU, fifty percent have studied abroad. Students on these programs pay the same tuition, room and board that they would if they stayed on campus. Financial aid may be available to assist with study abroad costs.
Extractions: The Municipality of Petra Petra Anaxos Beach The Municipality of Petra is situated to the northwest part of the island. It is consisted of the villages of Petra , of Lafiona , of Skoutaro , of Stypsi , of Ypsilometopo and of the summer resorts of Anaxos and Petri . This Municipality is 55 kilometres from Mytilini. Petra is a seaside village built in the middle of a green plain, which according to tradition, it was the Achilles' anchorage during the war of Troy. Before we take down the hill, on our way to Petra, we have the chance to admire the view over the village facing the open sea, decorated by the wide beach, the rich vegetation, the cultivations of the villagers and the chapel of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the " Glykofilousa ", situated on the top of a high rock in the middle of the village. The port During the last years, the village of Petra has been developed in a modern summer resort. In the summer, a lot of tourists visit this place, which is the "centre of amusement" with a lot of bars, taverns and restaurants. In the village of Petra, the visitor will find also a branch of the Greek Organism of Telecommunications, banks, a public clinic, a veterinary, cars and bicycles to let. Just opposite the beach of Petra there are three isolated islands. The biggest of them is called the island of St George. Caiques and fish boats that start from the port of Petra make regular trips to those islands. The visitor has the possibility to organize excursions and to spend the night in the open air. In Petra he will have his portrait made. He can either make sports or go for shopping.
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Extractions: 11-11:30 Cretan music/Maris, Mastras (Harmonic dance workshop other stage hr) 11:30 - Noon Sephardic narratives and songs /Fromm, Newell Noon-12:30 p.m. 12:30-1:00 p.m. Turkish, Armenian, Arabic music and dance/Zeytoonian, Eli 1:00-1:30 p.m. Violin roundtable/Jabbour, Maris, J.Scott, Keeney, Jones 1:30-2:00 p.m. Cretan music/Maris, Mastras 2:00-2:30 p.m.
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David Bertuca Home Page An interactive map of greece from the Ministry of culture. Map of greece and the AegeanIslands the history and fantasy, poetry and romance, tradition and fable http://www.acsu.buffalo.edu/~dbertuca/
Extractions: Welcome - Home Page of D avid J B ertuca Here are selected links to history, the humanities, science, and many other topics. New links are added after examining their content and verifying that the sources are accurate or authoritative. Some links do not fit this criteria, but are added because of unique data. Society Humanities Science Archaeology Arts Astronomy ... Guatemala and the Mayas Personal Interests, Pastimes, Professional Languages The Writer's Place Time and Calendars History Historical reenacting (living history) Odd and Unusual Military History 155th New York Volunteer Infantry American Civil War ... Napoleon I and the Napoleonic Wars (including War of 1812 Animals and Nature Looking for a Pet Nature and Wildlife Preservation Maps Massacres ... RSI and CTD I have several research projects in the works and some links above relate to that research. There are many topics that appear in these pages that are not reflected directly by the categories listed above. Take a look through the page and see what else there is to see. Please visit often, and enjoy the trip. If you have any data or links that you wish to share, feel free to contact me. Also, if you have anything on the topics that are mentioned here, I would be glad to see it. Thank you!
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Extractions: Gardens of the Hudson River Valley Outside - A marvelous guide to the important gardens and arboretums of the Hudson Valley. Lush pictures and vivid text describing each of the places you can visit and enjoy. Not a coffee table book, this one is meant to be taken with you out into the field as you visit and explore. Click on the link above to see the full review and to purchase the book on-line from Amazon.com! - WebPage: http://www.hvnet.com/books/bs00008.htm Listing Id #0000022126
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Extractions: Home Order Form Forthcoming titles About us ... Index by Title Garden History Titles on this page are: Capability Brown Old Garden Tools The English Rose Garden ... Gertrude Jekyll Capability Brown Joan Clifford 85263 274 6 (LL 33) 48 pp, 24 ills. Joan Clifford is a full-time author with varied interests, specialising as a biographer. Click here for other Biographies Michael Gibson 7478 0442 7 (Album 375) 40 pages, 46 colour and 31 b/w ills This book is the story of English rose gardens and how they, the roses that grow in them and the way in which they are looked after have changed over the years. The concept of the garden devoted entirely to roses is throught of as essentially English, and greatly treasured as such, but it actually originated in France in the nineteenth century. However, the idea found its most enthusiastic following in England, at first in the gardens of the rich, but it gradually became more widespread. An amateur but knowledgeable rose grower, Michael Gibson has been on the Council of the Royal National Rose Society since 1974 and was President for the years 1985-6. He is also Vice President of the Society's Historic Roses Group and edited their journal for eight years. Other titles for Shire by this author are:
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Extractions: Algeria Burundi Canada Egypt ... USA It is in the setting of the youth integration and of the culture evolution. That was founded the association SITIFIS for culture and tourism. INVOLVEMENT TO FESTIVALS Festival of the child, Setif 1997; Festival of popular dances, Tiarets 1998; Theatre festival, Chlef 1999; Festival of popular arts, Tizi ouzou, 2000; Festival of folklore, Sidi belabes 2000; Festival of tabarka, Tunisia 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000; Festival of el djern, Tunisia 1997, 1999, 2000; Festival of Djerba, Tunisia 2000; Festival of child theatre, Toulouse/France 2001; Folkdance festival, Liptal/Chech Republic 2001;
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