81. Aboriginal Art, Entertainment And Indigenous News Are you interested in Indigenous current affairs? Or maybe you would like totravel the rich land that is home to one of the oldest living cultures? http://www.aboriginalaustralia.com/culture/home.cfm

82. Cultures - The Dreaming And Spirituality Anangu Guides and white guides, working together. We stand firm in our lawsof the two cultures, keeping the culture and natural heritage strong. http://www.aboriginalaustralia.com/Culture/spirit.cfm

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85. World Cultures Murphy's Laws Energy, Technology. Final Exam and Choosing Classes. SportsSports History and Golf. Religion The most famous pictures. http://www.edugraphics.net/gc-culture/gc000.htm

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86. Nie: Home To Cultures And Creatures printer version. Home to cultures and creatures. By HOLLY ATKINS © St. PetersburgTimes, published November 26, 2001. Wonders of Florida Weedon Island. * * *. http://www.sptimes.com/News/112601/NIE/Home_to_cultures_and_.shtml

Calendars Classified Forums Sports ... Text-only News sections Action Entertainment AP The Wire Business ... Find your local news section Weekly sections Brandon Times City Times Homes Outdoors ... Xpress Other features tampabay.com Area guide Calendar Find it! ... Yellow Pages Special Sections Arena FB(Storm) Buccaneers College football Devil Rays ... All Departments Home to cultures and creatures By HOLLY ATKINS published November 26, 2001 Wonders of Florida: Weedon Island Whispers and shadows surround visitors to Weedon Island Preserve in southern Pinellas County. Wind your way along the 1.27 miles of boardwalk, and suddenly you may hear the gentle swoosh of paddles softly plying the murky waters. A canoe tip appears. A Timucuan Indian returning home with the day's shellfish harvest? No. Today it is a father and son exploring the 1,046 mangrove-filled acres in fiberglass kayaks. Still, you think, "One day many, many years ago. . . ." Weedon Island is a living story of Florida's past, present and future. Like the mangroves whose gnarled roots weave their way across the preserve, our state's rich and colorful history intertwines with native plants and animals to create an intricate tapestry portraying the wonders of Florida. Lights, camera, action!

87. Pasco: Cultures Flow Together To Make A Powwow cultures flow together to make a powwow. American say. It's great tobe able to expose ourselves to other cultures, Salenas said. http://www.sptimes.com/2003/03/15/Pasco/Cultures_flow_togethe.shtml

Calendars Classified Forums Sports ... Text-only News sections Action Entertainment AP The Wire Business ... Find your local news section Weekly sections Brandon Times City Times Homes Outdoors ... Xpress Other features tampabay.com Area guide Calendar Find it! ... Yellow Pages Special Sections Arena FB(Storm) Buccaneers College football Devil Rays ... All Departments Cultures flow together to make a powwow American Indian tribes share with each other and the public at large at Withlacoochee River Park. By EBONY WINDOM published March 15, 2003 [Times photo: Lance Rothstein] Wavoya Mahsetky, a Comanche from St. Cloud, performs a jingle dress dance at the powwow. DADE CITY Ixtlixochitl Salenas was out to dispel a myth: that her people are extinct. "In books, they speak of the Aztecs in the past tense. There are native people from North America to South America," the 27-year-old Mexico City resident told an audience of about 100 who sat circled around her. Salenas is a member of the Aztec Fire Dancers. The dancers are a family of five, who performed Friday at the Native American Powwow at Withlacoochee River Park for the first time. Nearly 6,000 people are expected to attend the event, which runs Friday through Sunday.

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89. BC Education - Spanish 5 To 12 - Grade 7 It is expected that students will identify elements of spanishspeaking culturesthat are similar to their own, including sports, pastimes, and entertainment; http://www.bced.gov.bc.ca/irp/sp512/7ucs.htm

Grade 7 Understanding Culture and Society Prescribed Learning Outcomes It is expected that students will: identify elements of spanish-speaking cultures that are similar to their own, including sports, pastimes, and entertainment examine both contemporary and traditional cultural characteristics of Spain To view the prescribed learning outcomes for Understanding Culture and Society in other grades click on an icon below. Suggested Instructional Strategies Students should have opportunities in class to explore aspects of their family and community traditions in order to seek commonalities among various cultures. They also begin to explore and, if possible, experience aspects of the Spanish-speaking world, Spain in particular. On a monthly basis, assign students in groups to take turns maintaining a classroom bulletin board that focusses on the Spanish-speaking world. Suggest that groups display newspaper and magazine articles they collect from home, the library, or other sources. At the end of each month, have the assigned group present a synopsis of the posted items. Have students generate questions they can use to interview Spanish-speaking people in the community about similarities between their own and their respondents' cultures. Ask each student to collect the information and display it on a chart.

90. Major Pre-Columbian Indian Cultures In The United States Infoplease Home societySociety and Culture—Race Ethnicity—American Indians MajorPreColumbian Indian cultures http://www.infoplease.com/cgi-bin/id/A0002130.html

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91. Indiana University Northwest Phoenix A Taste of cultures to be Presented at IUN Saundra Pastoret Staff Writer email Mon, 4 Nov 2002 130731 0500 IUN's campus community http://www.iun.edu/~phoenixn/news/2002/11/06/Taste/

Home News Sports Commentary News - Tue, 18 Mar 2003 15:48:24 -0500 Sections Top Stories News Sports Commentary Features Phoenix Forum Phoenix Staff Apply Online Keen! Crossword New! Sports Schedules Media Guide New! Web Server Reports Links Campus Calendar IUN News Spirits IUN Writing Center ... Comments? A Taste of Cultures to be Presented at IUN Saundra Pastoret email IUN's campus community encompasses a very diversified faculty and student body. Each ethnicity represented on IUN's campus includes a background of traditions and customs. This month there will be a chance for all to experience one of the most significant elements of all cultures, customary foods. On November 19th, from 11 to 1 p.m., "Taste the World," a lunch dedicated to ethnic foods, will be served in Savannah to the campus and community for free. Included in the lunch will be foods that are traditional to the cultures of many of IUN's campus community. All ethnic foods will be donated for the lunch, and That Little Café will provide drinks for no charge. Cochran estimates between fifty and one hundred dishes to be presented at "Taste the World," all food being prepared by IUN faculty and students. The informal lunch will also include live guitar music and some different ethnic tunes being played. This day of ethnic food tasting was the idea of Justice Cochran, a student at IUN Her idea came about as the enjoyment of offering something new for the campus that includes food. "I can't think of anything more fun than trying new food," stated Cochran. "It'll be a blast, free food and free music!" The Women's Student Association is also lending their hand by sponsoring the event.

92. AfricaOnline.com - Arts And Cultures Of East Africa Arts and cultures of East Africa. AfricaOnline.com Correspondent Links to East Africa's literature, culture, arts and music scene. http://www.africaonline.com/site/Articles/1,10,42807.jsp

93. Clip Art Sites Of Civilizations And Cultures And Eras Including African Clip Art Clip art of civilizations, cultures and eras, including African clip art, Asian http://webclipart.miningco.com/cs/civilizations/

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In winter, cheer for the nationally-ranked University of New Mexico Lobos men's and women's basketball teams. UNM also competes in intercollegiate baseball, football, soccer, golf, tennis, and other sports. A committed sports fan should never be without a home team to root for. Albuquerque hosts the Scorpions , a member of the Western Professional Hockey League. The New Mexico Slam is one of the founding teams of the International Basketball League. The Albuquerque Gecko's, a professional soccer team, were the 1997 North American division III soccer champions. Triple A baseball may be returning to Albuquerque in 2002. Kids enjoy sports in New Mexico. Nearby Santa Ana Pueblo maintains the New Mexico Tournament Complex, which hosts national competitive soccer teams with players of all ages. Soccer is big in Metro New Mexico. Little League and YAFL play are available, too. E-mail Us or call 800-226-2935 This site last updated 3/18/2003 Home Quality of Life Population Cost of Living ... Site Index

95. DallasNews.com | Dallas-Fort Worth | Local News: Columnist James Ragland Educating children about other cultures 02/05/2003. We have to, as educators, aspoliticians and the media, educate folks about other cultures, he said. http://www.dallasnews.com/localnews/columnists/jragland/stories/020503dnmetragla

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96. ABCNEWS.com : Clash Of Two Cultures We’re going to do our very best,” says Rogers Mayor Steve Womack, “tosee that two widely diverse cultures peacefully coexist.” A task force of http://abcnews.go.com/onair/WorldNewsTonight/wnt_000121_rogers_feature.html

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97. People To People Sports High School Credit fee ($78 fee). International sports Competition Exploring InternationalCultures Discovering the Arts Introduction to Photo Essay. http://dcesso.ewu.edu/dcesso/IFS/HSSptp.html

PEOPLE TO PEOPLE SPORTS AMBASSADOR PROGRAM HIGH SCHOOL CREDIT Microsoft Clip Gallery Live 2000 All students grades 6 - 12 are eligible Students grades 4-5 only eligible for Project Link Each Sports Ambassador is able to choose Project Link or one of the courses below to be his/her tuition paid course. Any additional courses require a separate registration and fee. Project Link Information International Sports Competition Introduction to Photo Essay High School Registration Form ... Grades/Transcripts School Information: Marshfield High School Information Eisenhower Center Home High School Credit Program Eisenhower Center Eastern Washington University 221 Hargreaves Hall Cheney, WA 99004-2414 or call the EWU office toll free at: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, Pacific Time Contact the Eisenhower Center Sports Ambassador Program EWU complies with all state and federal rules and regulations and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex or handicap.

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100. Boston Lifestyles And Cultures A City Rich In Diversity Lifestyles and cultures of Boston People Guide picks. http://boston.about.com/cs/lifestylesculture/

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