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The Country of Honduras is home to people from various ancestries, from the Mayan Indians, who left us the Copan Ruins archaeological site (considered one of the most artistically advanced and detailed of all Mayan cities) to the Garifuna communities (known in Europe as the Black Caribs) which are found today on the Island of Roatan, Cayos Cochinos, and costal towns within Honduras.
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Reports from Hurricane Mitch (1998)
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Honduran Youths Gain Insight
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A different type of seminar was held recently on the outskirts of Santa Rosa de Copan, in the mountains of western Honduras. Some 60 university students from Central America signed up for this 10-day seminar in early January.
The topic? Building your life around your beliefs. More than 1,500 young people addressed this issue at gatherings in five countries: Honduras, Italy, Australia, England, and the Philippines.
"Having a belief system is a good thing; the challenging part comes when you attempt to build your life around your beliefs," said one student.
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The seminar helped the youths examine their lives at a time when they have the opportunity to develop a lifestyle and career path that incorporate the values and activities in which they believe, and can shape the kind of world they want to live in.
Participants explored educational paths available to them in light of their beliefs. Among the professions they discussed was advertising.
"We looked at the mass media and the messages it communicates. We talked about how the media can paint people in a less-than-favorable light, yet we believe in promoting the nobility of man," one participant explained. "The question for university students becomes, how will I use my degree to promote the values I agree with, and to not promote values that I don't agree with?"
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Students of business and economics discussed how some business models are in agreement with their principles and some aren't.
"The participants learned that they can become owners of their own education rather than passive recipients, and we've seen the need to look critically at how the classes we take can help with our overall life/belief/career objectives," proclaimed one enthusiastic young lady.
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