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tourism studies

Spring 2015

Course #469

Marilyn (MJ) Jackson

Marilyn (MJ) Jackson

On a small island off the coast of Sicily, there is a little rocky beach where I learned to skip rocks. I wanted to watch the water spray up off the rocks for hours; I was mesmerized by the foam swirling around the stones like white-and-blue smoke. For Tourism Studies, my blogs had this recurring theme of water; I discussed why people are drawn to it, why it is such a source of tourist interest–I don’t feel that I fully answered that question, but I think the magic of water was a significant part of both my class work and my fascinated interest in touring Italy.

Laurie Beth Clark
University of Wisconsin-Madison Professor of Art (4-D). For more information, visit LaurieBethClark.art

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