1.   As part of a faculty exchange program, she also is studying Chinese culture.

2.   Briscoe says that this sort of familiarity helps foster a positive attitude toward studying other cultures.

3.   But it makes perfect sense, say residents and people who have studied the culture.

4.   But the special operations troops also study the culture of various countries and learn languages.

5.   Experts who study cultures know that they are always changing, even if the change is too incremental to be noticeable.

6.   Fifty-three percent of those polled in Pennsylvania said every college student should have to study different cultures in order to graduate.

7.   Forman, the Northeastern professor who studies youth culture, has heard the grumbles.

8.   Her parents said she studied the culture, informally and at the University of Central America in El Salvador.

9.   He studied comparative culture at the University of California-Irvine, but did more studying of equine science at area racetracks.

10.   Like many expatriates of his day, Rabe never learned Chinese but studied the culture and collected its art.