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International Education Week: It's a Small World After All

It's a Small World After All. That's what the organizations who put up the sign on the courthouse lawn want everyone to know.

Barry Loy introduced the sign at the official unveiling Monday November 13th 2017 with these words, "Many do not realize that 100 students from 39 countries attend Lindsey Wilson College. This interaction of cultures enriches Adair County and the students. Mary Anne and I saw a directional sign in Nantucket and we were reminded of the sign on the TV show MASH. We thought this concept would be perfect to showcase the countries represented at LWC. Quoting from a sign that I saw in a church lawn: no matter where you are from, we are glad you are our neighbor."



The directional sign on the courthouse lawn, notng each country that one of our students come from, hasn't the following country name and number of miles and killometers. This list only includes miles:

Australia 10,000
Bosnia 5,053
Botswana 8,202
Brazil 4,156
Canada 1,636
China 7,354
Columbia 2,352
Czech Republic 4,738
Denmark 4,303
Dominican Republic 2,518
Finland 4,914
France 4,326
Germany 4,501
Ghana 5,570
Haiti 1,479
Italy 4,920
Jamaica 1,399
Japan 6,651
Liberia 5,170
Lithuania 4,819
Mexico 1,650
Netherlands 4,274
Nigeria 6,054
Paraguay 4,531
Peru 3,265
Poland 4,791
Romania 5,250
Senegal 4,568
Siberia 5,182
South Africa 8,386
South Korea 6,969
Spain 4,231
Sweden 4,468
Switzerland 4,559
Trinidad 2,359
Uganda 7,650
United Kingdom 3,861
Venezuela 2,424
Zambia 8,028

The sign unveiling kicked off International Education week at Lindsey Wilson. There are activities each day and information is available from Sabine Eastham, Director of International Student Programs, 270-384-8236, or email at easthams@lindsey.edu


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International welcome sign unveiled at courthouse in Columbia



2017-11-14 - 500 Public Square, Columbia KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
International Education Week was kicked off Monday, Nov. 13, 2017 with the unveiling of a new welcome sign on the Greensburg Street side of the historic Adair County Courthouse lawn in Columbia, KY. Above, Barry Loy, center, welcomes those attending the unveiling with a brief statement of how a similar one came to the attention of he and his wife, Mary Anne, in their travels. They brought the idea back to the Chamber of Commerce and Lindsey Wilson College leaders and it developed from there. - LW

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International Education Week: LWC students present Japan



2017-11-14 - Norma and Glen Hodge Center for Discipleship, 402 Helen Flatt Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
Travelers Braxton Schearer, Andrew Coffey and Gregory Blair looked at the country of Japan at the Tuesday evening presentations by Lindsey Wilson College international students. Japan presentations were made by Chisato Sawayama, Yusuke Tsukahara, Natsuki Watahabe, Saya Yokoi, Yui Suzuki, Ayumi Marayama and Bingquing Wu. They shared information about Matcha, the wonderful ingredient in much of Japan's food and drink, that makes life better in every way.

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International Education Week: LWC students present Korea



2017-11-14 - Norma and Glen Hodge Center for Discipleship, 402 Helen Flatt Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
Travelers looked at the country of Korea as a place to visit at the Tuesday evening presentations by Lindsey Wilson College international students. South Korea was presented in their unforgettable traditional dance by Aryoung Shin, Sieun Lee, Hyeonji Choi, Kyungeun Lee, Sangeun Oh, Youshin Kang and Hyeyeon Ji.

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Mural in Burlington, VT - photo by Barry Loy



2017-11-15 - Burlington, VT - Photo by Barry Loy.
A street scene in thriving, welcoming, Burlington, VT, captured by Columbia, KY, traveler Barry Loy, illustrating what economic impact, what pleasing wonders can be created with just paint. The storefronts look real enough to invite entry. Evocative of the wonderful street art in Burkesville, KY. Maybe equally as good. - EW. Paired photo

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Church sign, practicing teachings of Jesus Christ



2017-11-15 - From the travelogue of Barry & Mary Ann Loy - Photo by Barry Loy.
Barry Loy shared a photo from a church in thriving, welcoming Nantucket. (CM Headline.). Paired photo

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