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Cover Story
Jungle to Jungle
Amanda Wilson and Jill Pridemore are bringing Maui students out of the classroom, and expanding the definition of education
March 03, 2010
Sara Tekula
They assumed crossing from Columbia into Brazil would be easy. Just pay the tariff, get a stamp in their passports and be back in a boat, headed down the Amazon River. However, to their surprise, there was an additional fee reserved for U.S. citizens, and they were told they had to come up with an additional $1,200 to continue. Unsure if they could enter Brazil at all, they also learned there were two separate, back-to-back independence holidays—one for Columbia, one for Brazil, so nothing was open for several days. It seemed hopeless. They were stuck in political limbo and all they wanted to ...More
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THE FASHION ISSUEFebruary 24, 2010Maui is all about contrasts: warm, surf-kissed beaches and chilly, towering volcanoes; barren craters and lush rainforests; bustling tourist havens and More... Designer Spotlight on OluKaiFebruary 24, 2010After a day of running around in your rubbah slippahs, chances are you've thought, "Shoot. There's got to be something better for my feet!" Locals Only More... 1 Blood Bank of HawaiiFebruary 10, 2010Blood. In some it inspires fear; in others, fascination. So essential to our concept of bodily existence, it is the synonymy of life and death. Our species’ More... State of the UnionFebruary 03, 2010Last week, President Obama delivered his first State of the Union Address. Here’s a look at what he said, and what it meant. More... 5 The Mind, Body, Spirit IssueJanuary 27, 2010“At least you’ve got your health.” Anyone who’s ever lost a job, ended a relationship or been audited by the IRS has heard that well-worn aphorism. And More... The Escapism Nation
January 20, 2010The movie Avatar has already become many things to many viewers: science fiction dream, action-adventure epic, visual spectacle, technological triumph, More... 1 Leilani Farm SanctuaryJanuary 06, 2010Lauralee Blanchard slips into a pair of black rubber boots and gives a hearty wave from the porch of her cottage, perched in the heart of Leilani Farm More... 11 NEWS OF THE WEIRDDecember 29, 2009MAN-MADE MANHOOD - Wake Forest University’s Institute of Regenerative Medicine, which has successfully grown human bladders in the lab using only a few More... 1 | | text follow mauitime to 40404 or go to twitter.com/mauitime |
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