Special correspondent Anthe Mitrakos asks USC President C. L. Max Nikias about his thoughts on higher education, teaching incoming students about Ancient Greece and what advice he would give to Greek-American youth.
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Set among Pindus' north-western peaks in Metsovo, some 55 kilometres from Ioannina, the Katogi Averoff Hotel is the perfect base for exploring a breathtakingly beautiful region, and a unique destination where the delights of your stay are complemented by the pleasure of fine wine.
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Special correspondent Anthe Mitrakos asks USC President C. L. Max Nikias about his thoughts on higher education, teaching incoming students about Ancient Greece and what advice he would give to Greek-American youth.
For the student seeking a unique study abroad site in Greece, the American College of Thessaloniki is ideal. Thessaloniki is the ‘road less taken’, a culturally intact city, small, diverse, youthful, at the crossroads of east and west and the gateway to Southeastern Europe.
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Special correspondent Anthe Mitrakos asks USC President C. L. Max Nikias about his thoughts on higher education, teaching incoming students about Ancient Greece and what advice he would give to Greek-American youth.