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Nov 2

Written by: Neil E. Traveler
Tuesday, November 02, 2010 8:00 AM 

Packing for an educational travel program can be a challenge, especially since we encourage our travelers to pack light. Travelers are responsible for their own luggage, so it's important to be smart, only pack what you think you need, and then remove half the contents! Here's a tip to help you re-evaluate what you really need to bring with you.

"I tell students to pack old clothes and toss them. I also suggest that they bring three tops for each bottom and coordinating colors so that it feels like they have more clothes!”

Linda Atwood, Spanish and French teacher, IN

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