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What was your favorite memory from this year’s Global Village?
What was your favorite memory from this year’s Global Village?
Siena Juhlin • Apr 14, 2016 at 10:35 pm
I really enjoyed global village and Im so glad they included it in bearing news. I really enjoy all these pictures because they really capture the essence of global village.
Emily Oba • Mar 22, 2016 at 9:15 pm
My first experience with Global Village was overall pretty good, a little chaotic, but overall interesting and fun to look at other countries cultures. I liked looking back at all the pictures, and it’s also good for people who missed Global Village and wants to see what they missed.
19JL01 • Mar 20, 2016 at 3:44 pm
I loved how the photos were the centerpiece of the story and placed in a collage format. For readers who did not get to attend the global village the images were able to give the audience a recap of the day. I also liked how you could hover over the picture and read a little bit about the booth or country you were looking at.