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Department of Performing Arts ("The AGBU Performing Arts") how to remove nail polish from carpet is now accepting applications for summer leadership initiative program Musical ArmeniaProgram (MAP). This year, MAP introduces three new software packages how to remove nail polish from carpet and encourages international artists from all backgrounds, in addition to the group of Armenian musicians to participate. The deadline for submitting applications is May 15, 2014
MAP offers an exciting three-week cultural immersion in the overall curriculum that is prepared for aspiring and professional how to remove nail polish from carpet artists and is associated with the rich musical heritage of Armenia. While living in Yerevan, participants will take master classes and participate in special lectures with the best musicians will attend concerts and festivals. They will also tour the country, visiting how to remove nail polish from carpet historical sites, will travel to Nagorno-Karabakh.
Only three years since he launched the MAP, it is rapidly how to remove nail polish from carpet expanding in the summer of 2014, candidates will be able to choose from three new already customized package: Full Immersion is open to students aged 18 and over to live with their peers in a hostel of AGBU and will participate how to remove nail polish from carpet in all activities and courses of MAP. MAR Academy is open to students aged 15 and over who must provide their own residence and enjoy all the benefits of a comprehensive package Immersion. The package lectures MAP Series also welcomed 15-year-old and above participants to provide their own residence and must enroll in the 12 lectures, which will be exclusively on the history of Armenian music.
Established in 1906, AGBU (www.agbu.org) is the largest non-profit Armenian organization in the world. Headquartered in New York City, AGBU preserves and promotes the Armenian identity and heritage through educational, cultural and humanitarian programs, annually touching the lives of some 400,000 Armenians around the world.
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