Global Visits

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Russell Kleinbach
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Valentina, Perhaps you are correct. However men are equally well educated, so there should be enough well educated men for the educated women. I guess it developed more to deal with the disagreements with parents as to who the young people would mar…
July 22, 2009
April 15, 2009
Bride kidnapping (ala kachuu) in the Kyrgyz Republic is the act of abducting a woman to marry her and includes a variety of actions, ranging from consensual elopement to kidnapping and rape. Sometimes it results in death by murder or suicide. Previo…
April 10, 2009
For information on the practice of bride-kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan, visit our web page: http://faculty.philau.edu/kleinbachr/ala_kachuu.htm
April 9, 2009
A group for anyone to join to discover more about this ancient part of the world -- rich in culture and history -- yet every bit modern today....and its links with the US. Lets talk education, culture, foreign policy.......
April 9, 2009
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April 9, 2009

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At 5:44pm on April 15, 2009, George Carter said…
Russ: Welcome to Global Visits. I've not signed on for the study group as I'm not sure what I could contribute. As you may know Betty is in Kyrghzstan right now. I am in exile in Bloomington, Illinois. When I get back to South Bend in early May I may get back to you, I've been getting very mixed signals on what is going on in the Kyrgyz Republic. More later. Good to see you. George Carter

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A 'Wired' Mission

Go anywhere in the world, and we are 'wired' together by advancing technology. But we have yet to figure out how to 'wire' peace. Our mission is to use this technology to leap over vast cultural and geographical divides, linking students and teachers together, to talk with each other, laugh together, collaborate in a project, share pictures of our families, our favorite songs.....to be friends.

For several years, Global Visits was a pioneer using modern communications technology to linking people together from diverse cultures. We called our efforts 'non traditional' student exchanges.

Now, we join the world of 'social networking' with a serious purpose: peace and understanding.

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