All posts tagged "Culture"
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36.1KBlogGuam through the Eyes of a Child: The N. Korean Missile Conflict
I spent the morning of August 9, 2017, like most people here, and probably quite a good number elsewhere in the world:...
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83.0KBlogThe Sweet, the Salty, and the Pickled: A Guide to Guam’s Mom ‘n Pop Shops
In some ways, the mom ‘n pop store and Guam have a lot in common: on the outside, you might see a...
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33.5KBlog7 Things You Need to Know About Marrying a Chamorro, Part 2
In August 2016, The Guam Guide published a post entitled, 7 Things You Need to Know About Marrying a Chamorro. It was...
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28.8KBlogMangilao Donne Festival Draws Pepper Lovers
Some like it hot and even if you don’t, there’s lots to eat, see, and do at the Mangilao Donne Festival. The...
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51.7KBlogChamorro Documentary Premiere at UOGFF 4/29-30
“American Soil, Chamorro Soul”, a documentary film about Guam will premiere on April 29 & 30, 2016 at the University of Guam...
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37.7KActivities3 Historical Places in Guam You Should Visit
Today, let’s take some time and talk about the history of Guam and some of the most important site you should visit...
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47.0KBlogVisit the Cave of Shoichi Yokoi, Last Japanese Soldier on Guam
A well-known Japanese soldier among both residents and visitors of Guam, Sergeant Shoichi Yokoi hid for more than a quarter century in...
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15.0KBlogStorytelling Is Rich & Alive on Guam
By Judy Flores Like other Pacific Islands, storytelling in Guam has been an important method of passing knowledge from one generation to...