Geography has been destiny for Cuba, but in a perverse way for the United States as well. We have never been able to leave Cuba alone. The uprising of anonymous and powerless Cuban refugee ...

The mix of Geography and Honors students on the trip was an effective ... In preparation, along with in-class learning about Cuba, the students conducted interviews with family and friends in ...

Others, such as “Cuba—The Pearl of The Antilles” (October 1906), lauded the island’s geography, people and economy. It also addressed the impact of the first U.S. occupation (1898-1902).

Last July, the National Geographic Society released its first comprehensive map of Cuba in more than 100 years. The new, detailed map includes two new Cuban states and is worthy of recognition in ...

IB Geography class. No mojitos and no lights: Cuba’s tourism industry fights losing battle on facebook (opens in a new window) IB Geography class. No mojitos and no lights: Cuba’s tourism ...

could remain unchanged by time or geography. And, above all, to ensure that some of those who cannot broadcast their ails are heard, whether a stranger in Cuba or my grandmother, who expired ...