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| Communities boost cultural studies (The Manila Times) |
| National Museum Director Cora Alvina was conspicuously absent last Thursday from the National Museum, which due to the strong and long downpour that occurred all over Metro Manila that afternoon had become an island surrounded by floodwaters. |
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| Good eating in Wood County (Akron Beacon Journal) |
| Midwest cooking might seem quite ordinary at first, but a closer look reveals how it reflects our cultural history. Now the Wood County Historical Society, Bowling Green Convention & Visitors Bureau and the American Culture Studies Department of Bowling Green State University have teamed up to present the “Bowling Green Culinary Tourism Trail,” a guide to “exploratory eating” in Bowling Green ... |
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| S.C. increasing links to China (The State) |
| China takes center stage as the Olympic Games open today, with the eyes and ears of the world focusing on that vast and, to most westerners, little-understood nation. Some in the Midlands will be curious about more than the shiny new venues or the story lines. They see the Games as a chance to improve understanding of China, and, perhaps, warm relations that are often chilled by cultural and ... |
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