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Educational Exchanges
Starting the week of March 23, Eurasian students are participating in computer and community service workshop and Armenian school Principals are learning about internet technology at Vermont Schools.

Logo for Doors to Diplomacy showing a latitude and longitude marked globe with a red door superimposedStudent Web Site Competition
The deadline for entries for this year's competition was March 21; winners will be announced in May 2003. Entries for this year's competition for students.


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