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Global Perspectives Academy
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The Global Perspectives Academy is a diverse community of students and faculty committed to exploring international affairs and enhancing campus awareness of the ways in which our global society is truly interdependent.
Website: http://academy.buffalo.edu/directory/global.php
Members: 19
Latest Activity: Nov 5
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Comment by Olga on August 22, 2008 at 10:34am - hey guys. I am Olga. I am thrilled to become a member of the Global Perspectives Academy and look forward to get involved:)
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Comment by Moon, Tae hyun on August 6, 2008 at 11:42pm - Hello. excited to join this academy's community and glad to meet you. I am Moon, Tae hyun from South Korea. I will start this Fall semester as a transfer student and as a sophomore. My major is Business Administration. I will make efforts to contribute to this community...^^ Thanks!!
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Comment by Ula Piasta on August 4, 2008 at 7:05pm - Welcome to all of you to the Academy's community! We are thrilled to meet you all when the summer is over and start an exciting new semester.
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Comment by Nikole Seitz on July 27, 2008 at 3:31pm - Hello, all! I can't wait to meet all of you in August! :)!
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Henna Tattoos
Ilya described the history of Henna/Mehndi Tattoos. Did you know that when the Henna first touches your skin, there is an instant "cooling" sensation? Thousands of years… Continue
Posted by Nikole Seitz on December 3, 2009 at 2:02pm
Tuesday, December 1 @ 1PM
Presenting a new perspective on body art and expression. Dr. Cheng discussed three types of art: body art, body modification, and body hacking.
When we think of tattoos and piercings, we are first intrigued by what is drawn or done to the body. However, we have to remember, that these are pieces of expression. A person who gets a tattoo or a set of… Continue
Posted by Nikole Seitz on December 3, 2009 at 1:46pm
How was your Thanksgiving Break?
We're curious about the fun you had back home on break!
I had a nice relaxing time not being seeing the inside of Hayes Hall and definitely ate too much food. It was my first Thanksgiving as a vegetarian which made my mom real nervous, but she handled the stuffed squash well! I also saw my friend who is living in NYC. We haven't hung out in two years- it was an awesome time!
Your stories?
~Derek
Posted by Derek Nichols on December 1, 2009 at 10:13am
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