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students, the young women will be trained in personal citizen journalism to be published on a weblog (a WWW publishing tool, available for public consumption.) The students will post a minimum of once a week on an assigned topic. After the students return home, they will receive a monthly assignment, but may post as often as they like.
Elisa Camahort Page, BlogHer It is my absolute honor to help people find pieces of peace within, while outwardly expressing this life process though dance with our bodies. I strive to be a perpetual student. Leonie Allan, Goddess Guidebook Buy art from artists. But it’s also fun. Heather Meyer, Work It Out!
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