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Author Archives: amariena
Friendly Neighborhood Charter Schools Finding Their Way
Emily Burton is a master of organizing chaos. Five days out of every week, Burton gracefully moves through a homey classroom bustling with the sounds of small hands busy with tasks of every variety. Shuffling in between stacks of colorful … Continue reading
Bridging the Gap: Josh Chamberlain’s Journey Into Tea
BY AARON MARINEAU Josh Chamberlain’s hands sweep across the modern, black countertop of his shop. His rough fingers gesticulating nimbly in a delicately detailed dance that not everyone would recognize. Swish. Swish. Swish. His digits flash into positions with a … Continue reading
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Tagged Friendly Neighborhood, J-Tea International, Josh Chamberlain, Profile Story, Taiwan, Tea
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Midterm IV: Presidential Election Reactions in the Friendly Neighborhood
Presidential Election Produces Mixed Feelings in Friendly neighborhood Citizens’ voices a grab bag of concerns, favorites, candidates and issues in the Friendly neighborhood. By: Aaron Marineau Eugene–With the Republican presidential primaries in full swing, citizens of the Friendly neighborhood are … Continue reading
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Tagged elections, Friendly Neighborhood, midterm, presidential, race
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Friendly Neighborhood Profile Search
After much searching around the internet and strolling around the Friendly neighborhood for inspiration, I finally have settled on who I want to cover. For my profile on someone in the Friendly neighborhood I plan on talking to J-Tea International … Continue reading
Creeping in the Friendly Neighborhood
The sharp creak of the wooden doors is the only sound that punctuates the mix of shuffling feet, steaming espresso machines, and whispers of good conversation. “Order up! One chai latte for here,” shouts a tall, thin, brunette girl from … Continue reading
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Tagged cafe, coffee, Friendly Neighborhood, Humble bagel, ispy, Sensory Observation Assignment
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My J361 Twitter Scavenger Hunt
Read my @Storify story: "Twitter Scavenger Hunt: #J361 Edition" http://t.co/3kXfnAR8 #storify #jrlweb #j361 — Aaron Marineau (@AAtronM) January 28, 2012
Teachers Take to Twitter, Talk Education
Like we talked about in our last entry, technology is changing the way that the world works. Duh. Still, no where is this idea more prevalent than in the world of education. With teachers getting and sharing their new and … Continue reading
University Students Weigh In On Chip Kelly Saga
The news of Oregon Football head coach Chip Kelly’s imminent departure to the NFL and last minute change-of-heart last night came as a blow to many University students. University freshman Josh Hettwer heard about Kelly’s flirtation with coaching the NFL’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Chip Kelly, football, oregon ducks, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
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Plethora of parks, shopping, make Friendly neighborhood ideal for families
Home to nearby shopping centers, rolling hills graced by some of Eugene’s quainter homes, and more parkland than even the most spritely dog would know what to do with, the Friendly neighborhood is living up to its name as one … Continue reading
National Education Beat Blog
My mother would always tell me, “I’m so glad you got out when you did.” An ominous statement in its own right, it became a sad truth when I first realized what she was talking about. My former high school, … Continue reading
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Tagged Department of Education, Education, higher education, Justin Hamilton, US DOE
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