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Monthly Archives: July, 2005

Julie Hawkins: In Love with Color and Shape

Third in an ongoing series on Atenas basedartists.“For painting, I need space, light andinspiration,” says U.S. artist Julie Hawkins,62, from Georgia. She is referring...

Limón to Host Regional Cooking Contest

THE Caribbean port city of Limónwill be the site of a cooking contestorganized by the Center for Researchand Conservation of Cultural Heritage.The center has...

“Monkeys Are Made of Chocolate” Re-released with Forward

THE curiouseatinghabits of monkeys,the differencebetween acrocodile and acaiman, and thecause of sloths’weekly descentsto the ground todefecate areamong themany wondersof rain-forest life explored in therecently...

School Mural Contest Promotes Conservation

STUDENTS in 10 schools around theSan José area won’t easily forget theimportance of taking care of Costa Rica’sforests – they’re reminded every time theywalk...

Annual Pilgrimage Under Way

STATUES are apparently good for more than just adding aestheticpleasure to a park, immortalizing a great hero or representinga memorable event. A 20-centimeter black...

Friendly Cleaners: Microorganisms

IN a laboratory at Earth University, 95 kilometers east of SanJosé, scientists and engineers are cultivating a concoction of 85 differentmicroorganisms, a stew of...

Interview with a Master: Rafa Fernández Speaks Out

RAFA Fernández needs no introductionin this, his native country. He is toCosta Ricans what Botero is to Colombians:a cultural icon and a source ofnational...

Mangiamo: Noisy Spot, Great Lamb

AT the end ofApril, I attendedthe opening ofMangiamo, a newrestaurant in theVía Lindora commercialcenter onthe road betweenSanta Ana and SanAntonio de Belén,west of San...

Family-Owned Hotel Committed to Quality

SAN José’s Hotel 1492 Jade y Oro maybe small, but that doesn’t stop its ownersfrom having big aspirations.General Manager Paulo Vargas recentlyimplemented a quality-control...

How Sweet It Is: The New Pineapple Tour Pineapples Become Tourism Draw

MOVE over, Mr. Coffee. Hear thosefootsteps behind you, Chiquita Banana?Young Señorita Piña has edged into thenumber-two spot on the Costa Rican agriculturalexport charts.Though commercial...

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