La Tertulia is the newsletter of the Hulbert Center for Southwest Studies of the Colorado College.
A number of middle-schoolers have trouble staying awake in class.
Counters in a Japanese post-office
Most Japanese schools have classrooms connected by outdoor hallways.
A sheep announces it's a new year, the year of the Sheep.
Children's drawings adorn this poster.
A snowy day in Hokkaido can become a great obstacle for vehicles, like this mail delivery truck.
A group of Shinto nuns enjoy the day in Tokyo.
A statue of a Jizo and child stand surrounded by several other statues.
The Catalyst is the weekly student newspaper of Colorado College. This issue was published November 14, 2003.
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A stop or yield sign signifies a pedestrian cross-walk.
A sorting box, used to divide mail into prefectures, by hand.
A post-card and stamp machine in Hokkaido.
The Japanese symbol for Post Office
A little behind the scenes look at the post-office.
In Japan, your after-school activity is your family. This chalkboard shows the list of clubs offered at this school.
School girls take a break from studying.
Some high tech rice cookers.
An excerpt from Lee Magazine shows fashion-wise Japanese ladies in their natural habitats.
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The Catalyst is the weekly student newspaper of Colorado College. This issue was published October 10, 2003.
The Catalyst is the weekly student newspaper of Colorado College. This issue was published September 12, 2003.
The Catalyst is the weekly student newspaper of Colorado College. This issue was published October 31, 2003.
