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| The Seamans closes in on Palmyra |
-Dr. Barbara Block
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
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- Last night in Palmyra
- Moonlight BBQ
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- Rambling On with Lucas Oswald
- Nicole's Arrival at Palmyra
- Arrival at Palmyra
- Rob Carrera on the end of the Fist Leg
- Laura Crews on Watch Duty
- Experiments are Under Way!
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- Christina Morrisett Shares Her Thoughts
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SEA Education Association (SEA) offers college students a study abroad that challenges them intellectually and physically by combining a sailing adventure of a lifetime with the study of the deep ocean.
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