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Eiffel Tower

Submitted by nateburns on Tue, 2008-01-22 05:01.

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Final project is a 8x3x3 foot replica of the Eiffel Tower. This tower was made to stand as a topiary for a specific kind of French rose. The tower was constructed of Red Cedar, stainless steal decking screws, and garden fencing. Today the tower stands in The International-Friendship Gardens of La Crosse, Wi as a symbol of the bond of friendship between La Crosse and one of its sister cities: Épinal, France.

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Started On:3/1/2007Ended On:8/1/2007
People Involved:11People Impacted:Hundreds +
Money Raised:177.83  

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Category: Arts & Culture

Tags: international Eagle Project garden france

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Paziols Language Camp

Submitted by emiglia on Sun, 2007-07-29 07:01.

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The Paziols Language Camp is a school created by Anne-Marie Peeters, a native of France and a French teacher in New York City. The Language Camp offers the opportunity for American children to be completely immersed in the French language in a French cultural environment. Students live in Anne-Marie's house in Paziols, France, with their bilingual counselors and Ms. Peeters herself. Global comprehension is achieved over the course of three weeks through language classes with Ms. Peeters, vacation journals written in French, and various outdoor and cultural activities in the area.

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Started On:July 2007Ended On:
People Involved:7People Impacted:20
Money Raised:$0  

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Related Cause: Education

Category: Education & Environment

Tags: French language school france paziols

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