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Jason Beaubien

  • Instructor, Keene State College
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Welcome to Our World-Famous Thermal Bath in the Heart of Europe

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By Zachary Newkirk, Jason Beaubien, Andrew Belfry
| Points in Case
We’re so glad you chose us. Sure, thermal baths might be dismissed by some as a thing of the past, but don’t let that overshadow your visit. Your time with us will be memorable regardless—whether you can muster equal enthusiasm for the surrounding beauty, the physical pleasure, or the sensory experience of inhaling the overbearing and headache-inducing sulfurous odor is up to you. Your safety is our top priority.
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36 Hours in the Neighborhood Between Exits 22A and 24

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By Jason Beaubien, Andrew Belfry, Daniel Clements
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Just off I-60 lies an “off the beaten path” destination that guidebooks have long overlooked: a landscape of early 21st-century architecture, impressive parking infrastructure, and carefully preserved franchise restaurants.
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An ancient disease makes yet another comeback

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By Gabrielle Emanuel Verified, Jason Beaubien, Melody Schreiber Verified
| KUOW-FM (Seattle, WA) Verified
In Gedaref, Sudan, a former bus station is serving as a cholera clinic. Many of the patients are Sudanese who have been displaced by the country's civil war. Avaaz via Getty Images "Action is needed, not tomorrow, but really now," said Yap Boum of the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention. He's talking about a disease that has been around for centuries — cholera — and is rearing its head again in Africa.
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