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- PEACE CORPS TO CLOSE COUNTRY PROGRAM IN COMOROS
- STATEMENT FROM PEACE CORPS DIRECTOR CAROL SPAHN ON CONFIRMATION OF PEACE CORPS DEPUTY DIRECTOR DAVID E. WHITE JR.
- STATEMENT FROM PEACE CORPS DIRECTOR CAROL SPAHN ON THE PASSING OF FORMER FIRST LADY ROSALYNN CARTER
- REMARKS OF CAROL SPAHN, THE DIRECTOR OF THE PEACE CORPS, AT THE MINNESOTA INTERNATIONAL NGO NETWORK (MINN) SUMMIT
- PEACE CORPS DIRECTOR CAROL SPAHN CONCLUDES TRIP TO INDONESIA AND SRI LANKA
- Readout of Peace Corps Director Carol Spahn’s Meeting with United States Ambassador to Belize, Michelle Kwan
- Readout of Peace Corps Director Carol Spahn’s Participation in Panel with Secretary Cardona, Secretary Fudge, and AmeriCorps CEO Smith at George Washington University and Service Project at Powell Elementary School
- Statement from Peace Corps Director Carol Spahn on Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service
- Carol Spahn Sworn-In as 21st Director of the Peace Corps
- Peace Corps Director Swears-in First-ever Volunteers in Viet Nam
Monthly Archives: November 2011
To all you couch potatoes…
It’s that time of year again. Probably later today you will find yourself napping on the couch after filling yourself with turkey, stuffing, cranberries and pumpkin pie. It’s the one day out of the year when you can lounge on … Continue reading
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Onions, anyone?
No more onions. Currently, the island is out of onions. No onions to be found. Not a one. Earlier in the year, it was cream. And before that, it was canned tuna. If the boat doesn’t arrive for some reason, … Continue reading
Posted in Day to Day
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Never Stop
Life is about trying. It’s about dancing when you have two left feet. It’s about singing when you can’t carry a tune. It’s about loving when no one is perfect. It’s about attempting to find beauty in the every day. … Continue reading
Posted in Richly Simple
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Lost in translation
I saw it in Belize, and now I see it in Cape Verde. Kids, 4-year-olds, watching American shows and imitating what they see. Pick up a magazine; turn on your television; read the newspaper – think about the images and … Continue reading
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