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We’re soooo 21st-century now

Posted in 1991, 1993, 1996, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008, Amy Stabler, Anna Thanukos, Clare (Ellsworth) Aslan, David Hernandez, Esther Cardona Sandel, John Ingraham, Lost Canyon, Matt Hom, Matthew Petterson, Mitch Turbenson, Nicole Rennell, Sam Wang, Sarah Trainor, Sean Aiken, Wayne Shen, Zeb Hogan on August 20, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

What you’ve heard is true. The fledgling Flinn Scholars YouTube channel is up.
The mission is grand (creepy?): We’ll document the lives of every last Scholar, from birth to death.
No, not really. But it’s going to be big!
To get things rolling, we’ve scoured The Internets and collected a few videos that were already out there, of [...]

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On the Road (day thirteen)

Posted in 2007, Amy Stabler, Hungaromania on June 7, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

Each summer the Flinn Scholars Program takes an entire class of Scholars to Budapest, Hungary, and neighboring Romania for a three-week seminar on the emerging democracies of Eastern Europe. So, here’s a day-by-day account. And until they’re done, we’re going on vacation. Ah, the glories of outsourcing…

Amy Stabler (‘07):
Traveler’s Revelation Number 14: When venturing into [...]

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Unoficially

Posted in 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, Adeel Yang, Alan Mackey, Alan Wang, Amanda Confer, Amy Alabaster, Amy Stabler, Anne Marie Norgren, Arielle King, Ben Strauber, Beryl Jones, Bobby Cottam, Clark Alves, Cole Wirpel, Connor Mendenhall, Daniel Sullivan, Dustin Cox, Jay Thongkham, Juhyung Sun, Kathryn Scheckel, Ke Wu, Lynne Abbuhl, Margo Johnson, Mark Jeng, Matt Rolland, Matthew Petterson, Michael Barnes, Mikaela Bell, Niko Warner, Peter Ziegler, Puerto Penasco, Quinney Fu, Sam Wang, Shruti Bala on April 17, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

Officially, there was no Foundation-sponsored trip to CEDO this spring.

To which something like 30 current Scholars and alums said, “Yeah, well, we know how to read maps. And we’ve got enough gas to get at least as far as Ajo…”

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