When you think of Japanese food, sushi is probably the first thing that comes to mind. Sushi became popular in America in the 1970’s, a…
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Ithaca Businesses to Welcome International Students into the Community
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Beginning this May you may notice something new in Ithaca, NY. Besides the first signs of summer, the staff at the Courtyard by Marriott will…
Jamaican Students: Limin’ Up to Come to the US
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This is a central part of cultural exchange, perhaps even the best part! There are hundreds of Jamaican students coming to the United States beginning…
Work and Travel’s Thai Lunch and Learn
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By Kat Kocisky, Work and Travel Administrative Assistant On Thursday, February 18, CCI’s Work and Travel team welcomed two members from the Thai Consulate: Deputy Consul…
Pittsburgh’s Heart Not Made of Steel
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As an avid Cleveland Browns fan, I was raised to lookdown on, nay; hate the Steelers and Pittsburgh, the city itself. It’s a rivalry that’s…
Brian Lind, Owner/Operator of several McDonald’s Restaurants in Jamestown, ND created a fantastic ‘Welcome Board’ for the Work and Travel participants that will be working…
By Lauren Coffaro, Career Advancement Program Associate On June 8, 2011 German Chancellor Angela Merkel paid a visit to the United States to celebrate and…
Going Greenheart Tour: Cleaning Up Virginia Beach
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By: Mike Nemeth & Marcelle Benedicta Severe thunderstorms and tornado warnings in Chicago didn’t deter CCI staff from marching to the airport last week…do you…
Americans Stop for Pedestrians
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By Yezhe Hu, J-1 Work and Travel Student and Greenheart Club Member Yezhe Hu is a J-1 Work and Travel student from China who worked…
Fish Carcasses, Tiny Airplanes, and Undies, Oh My!
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By Molly Friend, Greenheart Outreach Coordinator The most recent stop on CCI’s Going Greenheart Tour was to Door County, Wisconsin’s Whitefish Dunes State Park. The…