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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Smithsonian Libraries Now on Your E-Reader
The day was probably inevitable: Last week Amazon announced that its e-books are outselling print books. For many, this news helps to bolster the importance of e-books in the the media landscape. The Smithsonian Institution Libraries is now in the … Keep reading …
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Meet tour consultant Luke Chow
We thought it might be nice to introduce some of the great people of Smithsonian Student Travel. I chatted with tour consultant Luke Chow, who was also kind enough to pose for a photo here at work. Where did you … Keep reading …
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Explore Museums with Google Art Project
This is an art enthusiast’s fantasy—a chance to see masterworks from the world’s most renowned art museums. Launched in February 2011, Google Art Project brings more than 4,000 works of art with extraordinary detail and resolution to computer screens around the … Keep reading …
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In the News: Teacher Appreciation Week Winner!
First, a Smithsonian Student Travel group was covered on a tour to Washington, D.C., and now the Fairfield Sun Times has featured the winner of our Teacher Appreciation Week Contest, Diane Otness. Diane won a free spot on an EF … Keep reading …
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Space Shuttle Endeavour Lifts Off For Final Mission
Shuttle Endeavour blasted off Monday from Kennedy Space Center for the final time, after a two-week delay. Space Shuttle Endeavour is one of two currently operational orbiters in the Space Shuttle fleet of NASA. The six-astronaut crew is led by three-time shuttle flyer Mark … Keep reading …
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In the news: Golden Boarding Pass Winner’s tour to Washington, D.C.
Check out the press coverage of Golden Boarding Pass winner Jared Schweitzer and his students’ recent trip to Washington, D.C.! Below is a repost of the original article appearing on The Press-Enterprise website. Corona students’ essays win capital trip 10:00 … Keep reading …
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Smithsonian American Art Museum’s “The Art of Video Games”
Donkey Kong, Earthworm Jim, Okami. These names don’t ring a bell? Well, then it’s time you brushed up your video games. You’ll want to be ready when the Smithsonian American Art Museum opens “The Art of Video Games” next spring. … Keep reading …
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Announcing our Golden Boarding Pass Winner!
At first, he felt a bit of disbelief, but it’s finally sunk in: Frank Drumwright is the Smithsonian Student Travel Golden Boarding Pass Grand Prize Winner! That means Frank and 10 students will travel for free next year on any … Keep reading …
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The Impact of Travel
This week, cities around the U.S. are celebrating National Travel and Tourism Week. Earlier this week more than 50 cities held rallies to promote and applaud the value and impact of travel for both travelers and those who work in … Keep reading …
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