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- Peace Corps Times (July-August 1984)
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Newsletters--1980s -
Full text of the Peace Corps Times (July-August, 1984) - Newsletters
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- Peace Corps Times (January-February 1989)
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Full text of the Peace Corps Times (January-February, 1989) - Newsletters
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- Peace Corps Today (Fall 1994)
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Full text of the Peace Corps Today (Fall, 1994). - Newsletters
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- Peace Corps Times (Issue 1, 2012)
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full text of the Peace Corps Times (Issue 1, 2012) - Newsletters
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- Danny Plays For His Potatoes
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food and meals; host families; music -
A volunteer in Verin Getashen, Armenia, plays for his friend Vartan as he tends the fire for "puran gartofile" an Armenian specialty in the fall during the potato harvest. Potatoes are slow-cooked in a fire made from compacted cow manure and... - Volunteer Photos
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- Potato Chips, Armenian Style
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At the end of the day during the fall potato harvest in Armenia, families like to enjoy potatoes slowly cooked over a fire made of compacted cow manure and straw, called "puran gartofile." - Volunteer Photos
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- Danny Plays For His Potatoes Two
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A Volunteer in Verin Getashen, Armenia, plays for his friend Vartan as he tends the fire for "puran gartofile" an Armenian specialty in the fall during the potato harvest. Potatoes are slow-cooked in a fire made from compacted cow manure and... - Volunteer Photos
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- Skype, Armenia Style
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Danny Lovell calls his parents over Skype from an Armenian celebration of the potato harvest. - Volunteer Photos
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- Skype, Armenia Style Two
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Danny Lovell calls his parents over Skype from an Armenian celebration of the potato harvest. - Volunteer Photos
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- Armenian Janitor
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Two women work as school janitors in Verin Getashen village school in Armenia. - Volunteer Photos
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- Armenian School Two
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Children mingle in the hallway at the school in the village Verin Getashen in Armenia. - Volunteer Photos
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- Armenian School
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"Dprots" is the word for school in Armenian. - Volunteer Photos
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- Armenian School Children
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Armenian children are always excited to have a foreigner in the classroom. - Volunteer Photos
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- Armenian School Three
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Armenian school children mingle in the hallways at the Verin Getashen village school. - Volunteer Photos
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- Lonely Home
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A home sits alone in the steppe above Armenia's Lake Sevan. - Volunteer Photos
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- Armenian Shepherds
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Vardges and Takuhi live in the mountains above Yeghegnadzor, Armenia from May to October to bring their cows, sheep and bees to greener pastures. They live in the village Gladzor the remaining months. - Volunteer Photos
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- Arman at Proshaberd
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Proshaberd a fortress that crowns a rocky peak near Spitakavor, a monastery in Armenia. Arman drove my mother to the site, while my brother and good friend hiked the road. They all came to visit my in May, 2011. - Volunteer Photos
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- Waiting for the Cow to Come Home
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An older woman waits for her cow on a rock near the road to Spitakavor montastery in Armenia. - Volunteer Photos
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- Ruzan's Smile
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Ruzan Khachatryan smiles while talking to her brother about their memories of their father. The two were visiting their father's grave in the village Agarakadzor in Armenia, it was the 10th anniversary of his death. - Volunteer Photos
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- Fall Pears
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Armenians gather ripe fruit in the fall and dry them to eat later in the winter. - Volunteer Photos
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