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May 2, 2006 |
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| Ben Roethlisberger Goes Swiss |
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Swiss Roots Interviews Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger
For this month's Swiss celebrity interview, we talked with Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger about winning the Super Bowl, becoming the face of Switzerland, and finally exploring his Swiss roots. Here's a sneak peek:
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Swiss Roots: The Swiss media is writing more and more about American football, in part because of you. How does that make you feel?
Ben Roethlisberger: It's awesome that I can help spread the love of football that America has to other people who don't get to experience it. Hopefully, people will start to pick up on it more over there and enjoy it as much as we do.
Swiss Roots: How much do you know about your Swiss heritage?
Ben Roethlisberger: I recently started feeling it out a little more. Now, when people ask me where I'm from, I'm quick to say, "Well, I'm Swiss." I'm sure I have a lot of things in me, but that's one of the things I tell people__that I'm Swiss.
Read the rest of the interview
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Read About Ben's First Trip to Switzerland
From May 6May 11, Ben will embark on the journey of a lifetime, traveling to
Switzerland to uncover his family's ancestry in the Bernese Emmental region (the cheese capital of Switzerland). Highlights of his trip will include:
- Mai National Football League Game
Bern Grizzlies vs. Bienna Jets at Bern's Wankdorf Leichtathletikstadion
- Welcome Home Party in Lauperswil, Bernese Emmental
Swiss Alpine Wrestling, Emmentaler Cheese Lifting, football with the Swiss National Junior Team, and more
What's more, Ben will be giving an exclusive day-by-day account of these and other experiences, featured only at Swiss Roots. Check the Featured Story on the Swiss Roots homepage from May 611 to read about every day of his Swiss journey.
See Ben's Swiss Roots profile
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For over sixty years, Pro Helvetia has been mandated by the Swiss government to support arts and culture within Switzerland and to promote both domestic and international cultural exchange. Its range of activities contributes significantly to Switzerland's standing as a culturally rich, innovative and multi-faceted nation.
Learn About Swiss Roots � Cultural Offshoots: USA 2006 |
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Mix and match three vibrant Swiss cities for 4- and 8-day stays, starting at $499.
The major cities of Basel, Bern, and Zurich have much to offer their visitors. Discover for yourself how they have managed to preserve their regional charm. We have chosen Zurich as a base for your day trips. The other cities can be reached within one hour by public transportation. For this itinerary, a 4-day Swiss Pass (1st or 2nd class) will be needed.
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