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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 2020

Page

4

Schoolcations redefine travel as learning on the road

Families turn to RV parks, five star resorts, and distant locales for extended schooling away from traditional classrooms. Montage Deer Valley offers Montage Academy with study halls and virtual tutors while other hotels arrange tutors and field trips as pandemic burnout, equity, and access debates unfold.

New York Amanda Poses Austin Texas Poses Addison Park City Utah Deer Valley Mountain Resort Montage Academy Anna Khazenzon Quizlet

East German nostalgia drives biannual Auensee camping reunions

At Auensee near Leipzig about 75 families gather twice yearly to relive life in the former East Germany. They share East German vehicles and trailers, recall border history, and celebrate culture, solidarity, and tradition sparked by reunification. Participants include Karel Gerolt, Beate, Kerstin Ade, and Rene Grunert, all reflecting on memories of the Berlin Wall era and the post reunification period.

Leipzig Germany East Germany Auensee Lake German Democratic Republic Karel Gerolt Associated Press Ostrava Czechoslovakia Gerolt Dresden Beate Hungary Austria Berlin Wall Auensee Kerstin Ade Sebnitz QEK Aero Ade East Here Rene Grunert Saxony Plauen Kerstin Sopke THE

Berlin patient Timothy Brown dies at 54 after cancer return

Timothy Ray Brown, known as the Berlin patient and the first person cured of HIV, died at 54 in Palm Springs California after cancer returned. Brown underwent bone marrow transplants in 2007 and 2008 aiming to cure HIV, a breakthrough that inspired ongoing research and other cases like the London patient.

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