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Barbados Week 1 – Part II
August 5, 2011

Our excursions the first week were amazing! We toured around the island and saw many sites, old sites that trace back to the 18th century. Seeing the beautiful waters riding on the coast was exhilarating and an opportunity of a lifetime.
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Barbados Week 1 – Part I
August 5, 2011

Hello everyone from the beautiful island of Barbados! I am so honored to have had the privilege to explore this unique island and all the wonders it has to share. Being on a study abroad trip is more than the imagination can display, but taking a first-hand look personally, it is truly an amazing experience.
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Meet Ghana Blogger Crystal Florez
August 1, 2011

A little bit about me: My name is Crystal Florez and I am a proud enrolled member of the White Earth Minnesota Ojibwe tribe. I am majoring in American Indian Studies and will be graduating in the Spring of 2012.
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Scenes from Barbados
August 1, 2011

by Andrea Griggs, OMA&D Barbados Study Abroad Staff-Lead Back to the Blog
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Checking In From Barbados
August 1, 2011

Today was a free day so we went to the beach again of course! There are so many beaches to choose from in Barbados and each offer their own unique vibe and beauty. We decided to start at Paradise Beach near 91I (University of West Indies-Cave Hill Campus) where we are...
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Arriving in Ghana
July 29, 2011

Hi, my name is Sierra Stewart. I am from Tacoma, Washington and I am currently a junior majoring in Sociocultural Anthropology. This trip is such a blessing for me as an African American. Not only having the opportunity to go to an entirely different country, but...
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Adjusting to the Island Life
July 24, 2011

It’s been 10 days since I arrived on the beautiful island of Barbados. I must say it is everything I anticipated it would be and so much more. The island itself is amazingly gorgeous. The beaches are some of the most breathtaking in the world.
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Out & About In Barbados
July 24, 2011

Bridgetown is the capital of Barbados and also shopping central. It’s tons of fun, especially going to the local shops where everything is a bit cheaper and also more authentic. It’s easy to see the American influence on a lot of things, especially more of the high-end clothing.
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Meet the Ghana Student Bloggers
July 21, 2011

By OMA&D Community & Public Relations Back to the Blog
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Getting Settled in Barbados
July 18, 2011

Greetings from Barbados! Let me start off by saying that it is absolutely gorgeous here. The weather is humid and hot, but manageable. The first night here was difficult. Our dorms don’t have air conditioning so it was hard to sleep, but when we woke up we had the most beautiful view of the ocean.