Thursday, November 19, 2009. What five important things have you learned have you learned about China, India, and the developing countries? 2 Potential economic expansion. 4 Ignored by large, more wealthy nations. Review and write about corporate ethics. Reflect on your experience reading a national newspaper and how it enhanced your understanding of political, economic, social, or ecological issues ra. The first thing FGCU does is to lessen the cons.

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Monday, November 30, 2009. So how was my Colloquium experience? In my backpack at the time, the entire quote by Orr was false. All the trips where great! I loved the trips and what I learned on them. I would suggest circling the desks more often to promote more discussion during class times. My last suggestion is have Dave around more, I really enjoyed discussions with him, great guy! Spirituality, Religion and Sustainability. The day was perfect an.

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