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Monthly Archives: September 2010
The Smithsonian Student Travel Liberty Scholarship
Want an extra boost in paying for your tour? Apply for the Smithsonian Student Travel Liberty Scholarship. We firmly believe that every student should be able to discover our country. We understand the importance of educational travel, and we also … Keep reading …
Museums in New York City
New York City is filled with museums that tell the city’s life story, and by visiting them you can see the evolution of New York from when it was settled in 1609 to the present day. Here is a quick … Keep reading …
Posted in History, Museums
Tagged Museums, New York City, Smithsonian Institution, Wall Street
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Nine myths about Boston
Many of us hear about Boston in reference to American History, through the news and media and from family and friends that traveled there. Ever wonder if some of the things you hear are actually true? Turns out not all … Keep reading …
Posted in History, Sports, Travel
Tagged Boston, Boston Tea Party, Nine myths about Boston, Red Sox
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Feedings at the Smithsonian National Zoological Park
Have you ever wondered what it takes to feed the 2,000 animals living at the Smithsonian National Zoological Park? In this video Mike Maslanka, head of the Department of Animal Nutrition, discusses the individual diets his staff creates for each of … Keep reading …



