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program that will begin with a
week in Mexico City, travel
from there to Havana, Cuba, for
an extra-ordinary two weeks,
and return to Mexico for a final
three weeks of study, travel and
reflection on the contrasts be
tween the two countries. Those
of you who are intrigued by this
innovative program focusing on
Spanish language and contem
porary social and economic
issues can contact Robert Wil
liams in Archdale 101 or the
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Summer School in Germany:
As soon as final arrangements
are made this week for a
co-leader, Herb Poole will be
inviting all interested students
to contact him about the Ger
man Summer School program
which is being brought back
again this year by popular
demand. This year the group
will once again be travelling in
both East and West Germany to
study German and aspects of
German culture and society. Do
not wait for a further announce
ment or formal invitation --
catch Herb Poole in his Library
haunts and ask him anything
you need to know. He is very
interested in getting the group
together as soon as possible.
Mary Feagins can also give you
the information you need and
convince you to go. See her in
Duke 312 if you miss Herb.
There is no better nor more
affordable way to visit Europe
or the Carribbean than with
these groups. The programs are
run at cost at a time when
inflation makes other forms of
travel out of sight, and they
provide a supportive context of
experienced leadership and
good companionship that makes
for an academically rewarding
good time. Decide to go now,
and do not forget the meeting
for the programs in London and
France this Wednesday evening
in Boren Lounge at 7:30. No one
who has ever gone abroad with
the summer schools has re
gretted it, and for many it has
opened up a whole new world
Meeting in Boren Lounge
We can take you to Europe this summer!
Lollygag in London! Peruse in Paris! Jim McNab and Bill
Schmickle invite you to come to Boren Lounge next Wednesday,
September 17th, 7:30 p.m., to talk about the Summer Schools
Abroad programs in France and London. Come and get acquainted,
and you'll be surprised at how affordable Europe-for-credit can be!
Bring your friends.
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The Washington Seminar, led
by Prof. Cyrus Johnson, at Fall
Break is the opportunity to learn
first hand about your govern
ment and how it relates to the
world. It costs very little. The
College pays for your lodging at
the William Penn House as well
as the program of speakers,
seminars and meetings. You
pay only for the round-trip
carpool to Washington and your
meals.
The program from Monday at
breakfast through Friday noon
will include speakers, visits to
offices of important organiza
tions, to Committee Hearings
and meetings of the Congress
and Senate. There will be free
time to visit your Senators and
Congressmen, the Supreme
Court and other places that
interest you.
The group will depart from
Cuilford at noon on Sunday,
October 19th and return the
afternoon of Friday, October
24th.
Applications and further in
formation are available at the
Center for Off Campus Educa
tion in Founders Hall. Register
now!
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