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Will You Marry Me? (An Irish Tradition on Leap Year)

by jhoagrimano in Society, February 29, 2012
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Because Feb. 29 is relatively rare it has become imbued with superstititions and traditions — viewed as an "extra" day. Leap Day in Irish and Scottish traditions was a day for women to propose to men instead of the other way around.

Mano Po

by mecayoyen in Ethnicity, February 20, 2012
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A hint of Filipino culture and tradition.

How Does San Francisco Celebrate Valentine’s Day

by Martin Kloess in Holidays, February 14, 2012
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Valentine’s in San Francisco.

Chinese New Year: Wet, Noisy and Raw

by Da Wei in Holidays, January 22, 2012
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Chinese New Year, the biggest holiday in China’s Lunar calendar is about to take off. Thought I’d share one or one or two insights.

Why Sopa is a Bad Policy and is Against American Traditions

by mryays in Issues, January 18, 2012
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SOPA and PIPA, two bills proposed in congress are to be discussed on January 24th. These bills go against an american tradition dating back to the American Revolutionary War and the Navigation Acts. Intellectual property is important, but preservation of culture and maintaining the legitimacy of the government are more important.

The King of Buganda Begets a Heir to His Throne At Last

by gaby7 in People, January 18, 2012
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We want to wish the King a restful leadership at last, since he now has an eligible Prince to the prestigious throne of the Kingdom of Buganda as ordained tradition.

The Uniqueness of Chinese New Year in The City of Kijang, Bintan

by biasa saja in Holidays, January 9, 2012
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The uniqueness of Chinese New Year in the City of Kijang, Bintan Indonesia.

Hungary From an American Point of View

by Jacob Ryan Foster in Ethnicity, January 2, 2012
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Currently I am on a year long exchange in Hungary. The culture here is quite different and the language is one of the hardest in the world. Just for the sake of those who are interested in hearing the differences between certain cultures, I created this article.

Strange New Years Eve Traditions – Dinner for One

by snowneo in Holidays, January 1, 2012
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Germany’s strange new years eve custom.

Happy Hogmanay: Nobody Celebrates The New Year Quite Like The Scots

by Donnah Clark in Holidays, December 21, 2011
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Whatever your plans to ring in the New Year, you can easily add a touch of Scot’s flair to your celebration.

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