First Place: $100
Title: "True Blue on Franz Josef"
Student: Laura Devenney
Program: Winter 2005 New Zealand, ANSC
Adaptability was probably the most important quality on this day. The Franz Jozef glacier changes form every day, thus forcing climbing tours to cut new steps out of the ice, and to continuously be weary of the next route. These Blue Hens found the capability to adapt to new people, a unique culture, and many diverse landscapes!
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Second Place: $75
Title: "Altered Landscape"
Student: Jessica Sitkoff
Program: Winter 2005 Antarctica
There are no naturally occurring land mammals in Antarctica. The penguin minds its own business as it walks along observing the humans, including University of Delaware students, altering the landscape.
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Third Place: $50
Title: "On Top of the World in Machu Picchu"
Student: Marguerite Innes
Program: Winter 2005 Peru ANTH
The beauty and landscape we encountered and were able to interact with gave us a new appreciation for Peru.
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Honorable Mention
Title: "Blue Hens on the Duomo"
Student: Daniel Wanger
Program: Winter 2005 Milan MSEG
The Duomo is the largest gothic cathdral in Europe and a symbol of Milan. Getting to walk atop it when the sun was setting was an amazing experience.
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