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     In addition, the One-World Program sponsors special trips to other cities -- like New York, Philadelphia, and historic Virginia -- where interns see landmarks that make each area famous, meet intellectuals who teach about the different urban centers, and visit ethnic communities from their countries of origin. In New York, for example, interns are taken to Broadway for theater productions, on a boat to Ellis Island to climb the Statue of Liberty and visit a museum celebrating immigration, to the Guggenheim Museum for a guided tour of modern art, to the New York Times where reporters from the world's premier newspaper discuss current events, to Wall Street where financial moguls lecture on the stock market, and for figure-skating lessons at Rockefeller Center, to name just a few highlights from a long-weekend excursion called the "Big-Apple Adventure."
     All outings are free to members of the One-World Internship Program -- including hotel accommodations, entrance to galleries and other institutions, and round-trip transportation in deluxe buses with reclining seats and film facilities so students can watch movies set in the places they are visiting. Even meals are provided free of charge. In Manhattan, interns are treated to delicatessen on the Upper East Side, Oriental food in Chinatown, and a sampling of other ethnic treats for which New York is famous.
     
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