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Topic: Sao Paulo, Brazil

	Sao Paulo, Brazil by Sergio Koreisha
		São Paulo was founded by the Jesuits in 1554, on a plateau 2,493 feet (760 meters) above sea level, but only 45 miles (72 km) from the coast, as a mission center (Patio do Colegio - as the area today is called) for early settlers and the indians who inhabited the area.
		Museu de Arte de São Paulo Contains a huge collection of works from the the Rennaissance to Modern Contemporary - paintings are displayed differently than in most classical museums: they are hung from the ceiling and arranged in rows; viewer walks through an "avenue" of masterpieces displayed on either side.
		Sao Paulo by Day & Night Collection of Photos
	darkwing.uoregon.edu /~sergiok/brasil/saopaulo.html (602 words)

	São Paulo, Brazil - liberal arts
		Live in São Paulo, a cultural and economic center affected by globalization, diverse ethnic heritages, and influential social movements
		Learn directly from Brazilian students during orientation about how to manage daily life in São Paulo
		Extensive cultural activities and field trips integrated into the CIEE core course shows students the “hidden” Brazil such as community service in a favela and visits to a Candomblé ceremony, a samba school, and a soccer match
	www.ciee.org /program_search/program_detail.aspx?program_id=154 (184 words)

	Sao Paulo, Brazil
		Digital Center for Development They cliam to have the most complete site for investments in the State of São Paulo.
		O'Malley's bar - Sao Paulo's favourite Irish bar & gringo hangout -provide a page on their site with useful information that might facilitate your day to day life
		Gringoes.com- A Brazilian portal for the foreign community, including useful information, tips and contacts for foreigners in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
	www.bluker.com /rtbrazil/saopaulo.html (388 words)

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