Special Offer from BSML - Pay 5 Get 6
If you start classes during the month of October 2010, you can get 1 class for free each day*.
Attend six classes per day, but only pay for five. No minimum stay is
required.
* This promotion applies to new enrollments only. Classes starting from October 1st to October 31st 2010.
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Summer at BSML
Students from South Korea, Germany, Italy, Mexico, and Venezuela.
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An Extraordinary Man Returns to BSML
Few people we encounter have touched our lives as much as Bill Nathan of Haiti. A former slave ... yes, SLAVE ... escaped his captors and went about getting an education for himself. He first came to BSML several years ago as part of his education to improve his English.
Bill returned to his native Haiti to run the St. Joseph's school for boys, an orphanage that specializes in rescuing and caring for former child slaves. He has dedicated his life to helping desperate and abused orphans find a pathway to education and a new beginning of hope.
It was during the horrific earthquake that struck Haiti that Bill found himself on the roof of his beloved orphanage, when without warning, the 7 story building collapsed, burying him alive under piles of rubble. Miraculously, he was rescued and airlifted to the United States for treatment of his broken back, ribs and internal injuries. After medical treatment in Florida and North Carolina, Bill returned to Boston to continue his studies at BSML before returning to Haiti to join the rebuilding efforts. We were pleased to see that he is fully recovered and returning to his life's work after completing his fourth visit with us.
To learn more about Bill and his amazing story of survival and hope, go to this link to see a news segment that was aired on the ABC National News shortly after the earthquake.
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English Lessons
Bob's Grammar Tip
We use "would" to
express the future in the past.Examples: I
knew I would see him again.
He told me he would
be in New York on Friday.
Sandra's Vocabulary Words If you say that something is mind-boggling, you mean that it is mentally or emotionally
overwhelming. Example: -
The amount of damage to the
Gulf of Mexico from the oil spill is mind-boggling.
"-minded" can combine with nouns, adjectives and adverbs to form words which describe a person's
character, tells how a person thinks about something, or what he/she cares
about.
Examples:
- Tell Mr. Jones your ideas. He is very open-minded.
- People of the same political party are usually like-minded on the issues.
- Mark plans to get an MBA. He is more career-minded than his friends.
Ines' Idioms
To be looking forward
to something or to doing something means to be anticipating something with
pleasure and excitement Example:
- I'm looking
forward to meeting your family.
- My children are
looking forward to their summer vacation.
To look for something means to seek, try to find.
Example:
I
can't find my keys. Can you help me look
for them?
The police are
looking for the escaped convicts.
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Graduation July 2, 2010
Honor Roll
Honor Roll students from South Korea, Venezuela, Taiwan,Venezuela, Russia, Italy, and Colombia.
Graduation July 23, 2010
 Graduates
Students from Spain, Italy, France, and Germany with their certificates.
Graduation July 30, 2010
 Honor RollHonor Roll Students from Venezuela, Spain, The Dominican Republic, France, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, and Russia.
 Graduates
Students from Brazil, Venezuela, The Dominican Republic, Turkey, Peru, and France with their certificates.  GraduatesStudents from South Korea, Mexico, France, Japan, Spain, Saudi Arabia, Russia and Italy with their certificates.  GraduatesStudents from South Korea, Germany, Italy, Mexico, and Venezuela.
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