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By Karin Murray-Bergquist, Contributor
• March 30, 2012

An integral part of studying abroad is the education outside the classroom, including trips to other parts of the country, impromptu language lessons at …

The Travel Exchange

Not everyone has access to golden waterfalls, like Iceland's Gullfoss. Photo via Japense Wikipedia

By Karin Murray-Bergquist, Contributor
• March 2, 2012

The true cost of living abroad is not in getting there, but being able to stay. It’s easy to look at a plane ticket …

Exchange in the Arctic Circle

Prepare for some legal tangles when choosing your school, but also moments like this. Photo by Matthew Ritchie

By Karin Murray-Bergquist, Contributor
• February 3, 2012

Arriving in Iceland at six in the morning from a plane that took off the night before in Boston is a slightly surreal moment. …

Dracula has bite

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By Karin Murray-Bergquist, Contributor
• October 28, 2011

Shakespeare by the Sea brings Bram Stoker’s classic novel to life
 
Shakespeare By The Sea’s autumn show, Dracula, is an appropriately creepy and very faithful …

Spooky Briefs

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By Karin Murray-Bergquist, Contributor
• October 28, 2011

Cyclops shark!
Off the coast of Mexico, a strange shark was recently discovered— a real-life cyclops shark. The one-eyed albino dusky shark fetus, cut out …

Hello, Sailor!

Hello Sailor!

By Karin Murray-Bergquist, Contributor
• October 14, 2011

Experiences of LGBTQ mariners brought to light at Maritime Museum

The Maritime Museum of the Atlantic’s current special exhibition, Hello Sailor! Gay life on the …

Dal theatre tackles themes of love, youth in 2011/2012 season

Professor Roberta Barker. Photo by Karin Murrray-Bergquist

By Karin Murray-Bergquist, Contributor
• September 19, 2011

The new season for Dal’s theatre department will be a busy and eclectic one. According to department chair Roberta Barker, the plays being staged …