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France in the summertime
By Roger Lifson
Although it might not be
Paris in the springtime, Guil
ford is offering a Summer
School in the land of Monet and
de Gaulle. Professor James
McNab, chairperson of Foreign
Languages at Guilford College;
and Professor Kathleen Bulgin
of UNC-G, will be the leaders of
the 1980 Summer School to
France.
The two courses being taught
are "A Nous Deux Maintenant:
Paris in Context", and "French
Conversation". Instead of try
ing to teach a course on French
Civilization from the beginning,
McNab has devised "Paris in
Context".
This course will focus on
Paris; its trends and culture.
The beauty of the course is that
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when a discussion of a particu
lar artists' influence has been
studied in the morning class,
the group can go see the artists'
work in the afternoon.
Emphasis of the course is to
immediately experience .vliat
has been taught. Although the
focus will be on Paris, the side
trips will be related back to the
Paris experience.
"French Conversation" is
designed to teach practical
French. A fair amount of listen
ing and speaking will be re
quired. All students should
have at least two semesters of
College French before consider
ing this trip abroad. All classes
will be held in French, except
for the guest speakers who will
be speaking in English.
Due to the success of the
Guilfordian
previous trips to France, there
have been several good contacts
made with hotels and people.
There is a certain continuity
that is assured to make this trip
a smoothly run program.
The group will depart from
New York on May 22, and stay
in Paris until June 20. From
June 20-27 the group will be in
the Loire Valley; from June 27
until July 4, the group will stay
in Nice. July 4-26 is scheduled
for independent travel. The
group will meet in Paris on July
26 and then depart for New
York. Since the group will be on
independent travel on July 14,
nothing is planned for Bastille
Day.
The group will be staying in a
"pension", which is a private
boarding house. Since 1970, the
summer schools have been stay
ing in this "pension" which is
located on the left bank of Paris.
McNab has lived in France
and taught at the University of
Nice. His enthusiasm for his
summer program guarantees a
rewarding experience.
Cost of the trip will be $1,695.
For information, contact McNab
in Duke 301, or The Center for
Off Campus Education which is
located in Frazier Apt. 21.
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In the tradition of Summer School Abroad, Jim McNabb and
Kathleen Pulgin will lead an exciting study which will include a
week in Nice.
Intramural Information
Nov. 7 Wednesday
Men's Team Tennis
9:00-12:00 Quarter Finals
Volleyball (in court order)
7:30 Faculty v. Day Hops
Shore B v. Bryan 3N
Bangers v. Hartbreakers
8:15 Right Nads v. Bryan Knuts
Milner 2NA v. Frazier
Shore B v. Faculty
9:00 Bryan Knuts v. Swiss Bavarians
Day Hops v. Bryan INB
Bryan 3N v. Dana House
9 45 Milner 2NB v. Swiss Bavaians
Shore A v. Semi Suites
Binford I v. Bindord 111
10:15 Milner ISB v. Probes
Bryan Combination v. Milner 2S
Milner ISA v. English
Nov. 8 Thursday
Volleyball
7:30 Left Nads v. English
Milner 2NA v. Bryan INB
Probes v. Swiss Bavarians
8:15 Morons v. Milner 1N
Milner 2S v. English
9:00 Dana House v. Semi Suites
Faculty v. Bryan 3N
Shore A v. Binford 111
9 45 Binford I v. Bangers
Milner 2NB v. Right Nads
Hartbreakers v. Shore A
10:15 Milner ISB v. Milner 1N
Milner ISA v. Milner 2NA
Bryan Combination v. Frazier
November 11, Sunday
Volleyball
7 30 Shore B v. Hartbreakers
Day Hops v. Bryan 3N
Dana House v. Binford 111
8:15 Faculty v. Hartbreakers
Shore A v. Bangers
Shore B v. Binford I
9 ; 00 Left Nads v. Day Hops
Frazier v. Bryan INB
Milner 1N v. Bryan Knuts
9:45 Right Nads v. Probes
Morons v. Milner 2NB
Milner 2S v. Day Hops
10:15 Milner ISB v. Swiss Bavarians
Milner ISA v. Milner 2S
Bryan Combination v. English
Councelors Year Round
Boys Camp
Career opportunity in therapeutic wilderness camp for
emotionally problemed youth. Live in group, taking extended
backpack, bus, canoe and raft trips. Degree preferred. Life
experience considered. Training program, company benefits,
growth potential. Eckerd Foundation representative will be
on campus November 14 from 9-4. Come by placement office
for information and/or interview or send resume to:
Director of Personnel
Eckerd Foundation
Rt. 1, Box 575-M
Brooksville, Florida, 33512
November 6,1979