Interterm 2004
- Amateur/Ham Radio
- Appalachia Habitat for Humanity
- Bradford Woods
- Canoe Camping
- Chicago Art and Culture
- Dig This! Archaeology in Virginia
- Film, Philosophy, and Food
- Kentucky Backpacking Adventure
- LaCasa of Goshen
- Lifetime Sports and Recreation
- Panama
- Stained Glass Creations
Appalachia Habitat for Humanity | |
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Bradford Woods
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| Students were involved in various activities such as caving, canoeing, service projects, leadership workshops, journaling, backpacking, challenge course activities, high elements, and climbing.
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Canoe Camping |
| The group canoed about fifty miles on the Greene River in Kentucky by day and camped next to the river in primitive camp sites by night. (Photos not available). |
Chicago Art and Culture | |
The group explored the artistic and cultural life of Chicago through drama, music, food, visual art, architecture, and more.
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Dig This! Archaeology in Virginia | |
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| The group spent two days at Ferry Farm, the boyhood home of George Washington in Fredericksburg, Va., working with archaeologists on an actual dig. In addition to this hands-on introduction to archaeology, they toured the archaeological site of the original Jamestown Fort built in 1607. They also visited reconstructed living history sites at Jamestown and Colonial Williamsburg: boarding replicas of the ships that brought people to the first permanent English settlement in America at Jamestown, visiting with people portraying Native Americans and colonists, and participating in demonstrations of colonial life. | |
Film, Philosophy, and Food |
| Students viewed and critically examined the basic philosophies that are present in film. (photos not available). |
TOP Kentucky Backpacking Adventure | |
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group backpacked in Kentucky's Red River Valley. |  |
TOP LaCasa of Goshen | |
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group worked at LaCasa of Goshen, helping rehabilitate homes and general clean
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TOP Lifetime Sports and Recreation | |
| Students were introduced to various recreational activities that can be practiced for a lifetime: golf, swimming, volleyball, Frisbee golf, racquetball, tennis, and others. | |
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TOP Panama | |
Students explored tropical rainforests and coral reefs, observing plant and animal life unique to those ecosystems. The group snorkeled a couple of different coral reefs and a grassy flat by the San Blas Islands in the Caribbean. Students visited with two different indigenous groups in their villages.
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TOP Stained Glass Creations | |
Students
created various stained glass projects including a Christmas ornament and a larger
project such as kaleidoscopes, window hangings, jewelry boxes, and glass mosaics
on patio bricks. Each student learned to cut and grind glass and prepared the
glass for soldering. | 
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