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		While dancing hasn't always been Gita's main forte, she soon found her groove as she frequent her school's dance party.
		Aryo talks about the pre-graduation ceremony in his school and his hope of returning back to America to pursue his degree.
		What impression did Citra leave to her host mom in Texas? Citra interview her to find that out and more.
		Feeling part happy and part sad best described how Mita is feeling about leaving Tacoma, a city she's called home for the last one year.
		Senior skip day is a tradition in Gita's school where seniors are allowed to skip a school day. Gita and her friends took the golden opportunity to go to Hampton Beach.
		Almost a year has passed since Citra first came to the US. As the date of her return to Indonesia draws nearer, she shares her feeling to the listeners.
		Mita competes in the national debate competition in Las Vegas. What's her impression of the city?
		Citra went to Cape Cod and Boston downtown with her host family.
		Aryo talks about the tradition of Senior Pranks in his school. Listen to find out who has the last laugh.
		Mila answers SMS question from a listener asking about how studying in America is like and more.
		CLEA stands for Child Labor Education and Action. Listen to Gita interviewing one of the organization's key members about a bill they helped pass in their state.
		Mita answers SMS question about her likes and dislikes of America.
		Mita talks about going to Olympia to visit her friend and also about the dance party in her school.
		During Aryo's stay in Seattle, not once has he been discriminated. That's just one of the answers for this episode's SMS questions.
		Citra shares her very first prom party story.
		How's Mita's spring break in Oregon?
		Aryo talks about competing in an ultimate frisbee tournament and prom in his school.
		Gita is celebrating her birthday with her host family and friends.
		What's a typical party in college like according to M?
		Again, Gita was interviewed by a local paper and she'll tell us all about it. She also shares her story of going to New York for the second time and why it was better.
		Aryo challenges himself and takes up SAT. Hear him explain what SAT is about.
		What's Mother's day like for Citra and her host family?
		M sets to leave the city he's been living in for the last 2 years and off to Indonesia for a short holiday. What are the things he'll miss the most?
		Mita talks about May Day and prom party in her school.
		Aryo's WOW story continues. More about the Secret Lives of the Bees as his WOW topic will be revealed.
		Gita talks about the importance of school field trips.
		More about Ari explaining recycling issues in America.
		M's days in United World College is nearing its end. M talks about the final plunge tradition and the formal dinner for the college's final year students.
		Gita went on a school trip to Alabama to study the history of civil rights movement in America.
		Ari talks more about recycling and how Americans are being encouraged to be more environmentally friendly.
		M shares the good news that he receives a new scholarship to continue college. He then explains his personal opinion the benefits of studying in America.
		Gita and her school friends watched a very entertaining game of Basketball courtesy of the Harlem Rockets.
		WOW stands for Week Without walls. Hear how Aryo spent his WOW time in his school studying the secret lives of bees.
		Mita shares her winning story in the Washington District debate tournament held in Tacoma and how she's eligible to compete in the national level, while Gita talks about spring in Vermont.
		Rasis expresses his excitement of going to New York city and shares the preparations he has done.
		M talks about the silent auction and soccer tournament held in his university for charity.
		Visiting Vermont State House left a lasting impression on Gita and her three friends. Listen to their impressions as interviewed by Gita.
		Gita talks about her experience of going on a sleigh ride and visiting a winter carnival in Brattleboro.
		Ari answers an SMS asking about the effect of global warming in America and the steps taken by Americans to counter it.
		Citra, in Texas, interviews her host mom to know her view on daycare center in America and how common it is there.
		Montpelier is the capital of Vermont. Gita and her two friends recently went there to meet and see how the local government works.
		How does Aryo spend his spring break in Seattle?
		Ari says goodbye to loyal listeners of Greetings from America as he wrapped up his 3-year college education in Chicago. Find out things he'll miss the most.
		M talks more about colleges in America - from the entrance process and the TOEFL requirement to his visit to Lake Forest college in Illinois.
		The consulate general office in San Francisco provided an interview slot for Mila to talk more about the Batik Fashion show
		Mila interviews several models that graced the runway during a batik fasion show held in Wisma Indonesia in San Francisco.
		M shares his personal view of how dating is like in America.
		Ari talks about habits that he has picked up since living in America for the last 3 years.
		M answers SMS question from listeners.
		Gita interviews a beauty pageant winner in her hometown.
		How has living in America for the past three years changed Ari?
		Mohammad explains the difference between University and College in America.
		Gita talks about the semi-formal dance party that she attended. She also talks about snowday in Vermont and what it entails.
		Aryo interviews his coach about the Ultimate Frisbee sport that Aryo participates in.
		It's Mohammad's Birthday! He shares his story of the birthday celebration with his friends.
		What does Rasis think about the roads in America? How's the traffic like and the regulations? Listen and find out.
		Ari and Mila talk about security in America.
		Mita answers more SMS question from listener. This time the topic is the difference of living and studying in America and Indonesia.
		Gita and Mita answers SMS questions about the living cost in America, Indonesian culture in America, and how to motivate oneself while away from home.
		Ari and Mita answers SMS questions from listeners about language barriers and how to keep in touch with the people back home while in America.
		Rasis made his first trip out of town with his host family. Listen to know where they went to.
		Citra tells more about the Florida trip, where she attended an Interfaith Dialogue Conference.
		Mila has been living in San Francisco for 3 years now. She shares tips on how to survive living in America.
		Aryo says goodbye to his first host family as he moves to a new one. Listen to his farewell dinner party.
		What's Lunar New Year celebration like in America? Listen to Mita's story of celebrating it in Seattle.
		Citra went on a trip to Orlando, Florida as the prize for winning a photo essay contest. Listen and find out what she did there.
		M explains sustainability and the steps taken in his college to conserve energy.
		Mila talks about Valentine's Day and how it's usually being celebrated in America.
		Rasis misses his family back home but determines to make the best of his stay in US.
		Ari explains the use of Internet by president candidates in America to capture the interest of
		Gita interviews his social study teacher about the coming US presidential election.
		Rasis talks about the exams he had to take in his school.
		Gita hit the road for a trip to Providence to watch an NBA game.
		Greetings from America goes green. M explains the recycling steps that his college takes to minimize the impact of global warming.
		Introducing Muhammad Rasis Surya Prathama - a bright young boy from Yogyakarta who loves photography. Listen to his experience living in Ohio.
		M talks about winter in New Mexico.
		How did Mita do in the debate competition that she entered?
		Ari receives an honorary award for his participation and achievement in Boyscout America.
		Gita made headline in her local hometown newspaper, The Brattleboro Reformer.
		Find out how Aryo spent his New Year's eve in Seattle.
		Sporty Mita joins her school's basketball team.
		More about the election process in America as told by Ari.
		Living in the same town as Barack Obama provides Ari with interesting facts about this charismatic Senator from Chicago.
		Mita got her report card from school. Find out how well she's done.
		Part 1 of Ari explaining the election process in America.
		Aryo had a holiday party with other exchange students under the AFS program. Find out what Indonesian dessert he made for the party.
		Christmas is finally here and we will listen to Citra's experience in celebrating Christmas with her host family for the first time.
		Not only in Indonesia, sometimes cities in America get flooded too. Listen to Aryo's story about the unexpected natural disaster.
		New York! New York! Listen to the full story about Gita's trip to the city that never sleeps.
		Christmas is filled with wonderful traditions - listen to Citra's experience in preparing Christmas with her host family for the first time.
		More stories about the cultural events at M's college.
		Winter is identical with snow and holiday season, but it can also cause havoc. Ari talks more about winter in Chicago.
		Mita went to the Bumbershoot festival in Seattle and had a wonderful time. Listen to the full story!
		Though sex is often considered as a taboo subject, Mita and her friends help us understand more about the importance of sex education at schools in America.
		In 2008, America will vote for a new president. Listen to Gita and Aryo as they interview their friends about the coming election.
		M attends the special cultural events at his college. Listen to his fun-filled experience.
		Gita explains the differences between school in Indonesia and America. From the school's outfit to the curriculum and more.
		Ari tells us what travelling is like using Amtrak.
		Mita interviews her school mates about the lifestyle of American teenagers. Listen to interesting facts about American teenagers that might just change your perspective!
		Allison tells us more about Thanksgiving, the food, the tradition and what it's meant for her.
		Aryo had the chance to celebrate Thanksgiving with the Allisons, a family who used to live in Indonesia. Listen to Allison's experience of celebrating Thanksgiving back in the day.
		Mita explains more about teenagers in America - how they react to world issues, how they treat the environment and what they think about their image as being ignorant.
		Mita talks about the difference between teenagers in America and Indonesia and why American teenagers act more responsibly with the freedom that they are given.
		Winter in America has always been an interesting experience for Ari and Gita, especially when they had to adjust themselves to the daylight saving time system.
		While in Rhode Island, Gita went to Goat Island, a place famous for its huge and beautiful mansions.
		It's Ari's last semester. Listen to why his busy week stressed him out and what he had to do for this final semester.
		Citra tells us about the homecoming tradition at her school and why it's the most important part for students in the beginning of the year.
		Answering SMS from the listeners - Mita talks about the things that she love about America.
		Gita's interview with the ambassador reveals more about the Indonesian community in America.
		Been gone for a while, M comes back with an exciting story about his experience participating in the Theory of Knowledge Conference in Santa Fe for a week.
		Aryo's team played a soccer match against other private school - listen to the excitement of the match!
		Ari interviews more Indonesian students - they will tell us the difference of celebrating Eid in Indonesia and in America.
		Find out why, according to Mita's experience, the celebration of Eid for her is quite uneventful in America.
		Gita interviews Indonesian ambassador for America. Find out more about the role of Indonesian embassy in America.
		Ari interviews two Indonesian students in his school - listen to their story about celebrating Eid in America.
		Listen to Citra's overwhelming experience on Eid Mubarak and how her host family is a major part of it.
		Gita continues her interview with Moslem students in Georgetown.
		For his love for this particular sport, Aryo joins soccer team at his school. Listen to his interesting experience and know the difference between soccer in Indonesia and in America.
		Gita interviews several students in Georgetown about the difference of being a moslem in their own country and in America - listen to their interesting stories!
		Gita interviews two students from Pakistan about their impression of having ifthar in Indonesian embassy.
		Mita answers SMS from the listeners - about getting halal food in America, sharing tips and tricks for scoring high in TOEFL test, telling her preparation for the fasting month and socializing in Amer
		M is not having much trouble during the holy month of Ramadan, find out why!
		Ari talks about the experience of fasting during Ramadan in America and why it's just like any other month in America.
		Listen to Mita's first impression of living in America, where she felt comfortable in her host family house and her amazing school. While Aryo tells us more about Seattle, fun facts revealed!
		Mita explains more about her school, the school's community, the environment, and her activities at school.
		Ari answers SMS from the listeners about the requirements to become an ambassador and GFA's student point of view of how Indonesia is being portrayed in America.
		Ari talks about the difference of having Ramadan in Indonesia and America and why it's harder in America.
		Ramadan is here! Both Gita and Mita tell us about their life experience in America during the holy month of Ramadan based on the SMS from the listeners.
		Mita is going on a cross country running, she talks about her experience and it turns out to be more than her expectations.