Guilfordian, September 7, 1983
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Russia-China
there were eaten in different
restaurants and each meal had
no less than ten dishes; plates of
vegetables, poultry, pork,
seafood, and rice could be found
at every lunch and dinner. One
night in Peking, they were served
a special Peking Duck dinner.
The food was much better than in
Russia and eating was more
entertaining as the Americans
learned how to eat everything
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with chopsticks.
Those of the tour taking the
history and culture courses for
credit were required to keep a
journal throughout the trip. Each
student also wrote a paper on a
topic of his or her choice for each
country. Martha Cooley taught
the course on Russia and Jim
Cooley instructed the one on
China, and they gave history lec
tures in hotel romos while in the
respective countries. Geology
professor Cyril Harvey was also
along, and provided lessons from
his knowledge on the geography
of the two countries.
It is undoubtably difficult to do
justice to such a trip because
everyday was filled with new ex
periences. But, from entering the
Soviet Union and going through
customs, trading money on the
black-market and swimming in a
lake in the middle of Siberia, to
helping Chinese refugees take
valuables across the Mongolian
Chinese Border, staying in the
Peking state guest house where
Kissinger, Carter, Nixon, and
Busch stayed on their visits, and
eating eel at lunch, each ex
perience provided a chance to
learn something new, whether it
be about history, a different
culture, or about oneself.
Memorial
continued from page 1
area hospital and transfered
to a Baltimore hospital. Beth
returned to college on
September 4 and attended the
memorial service of her friend.
Charlotte was an English
major who had appeared in
two Revelers productions,
"Diary of Anne Frank," and
"Godspell." In addition to her
acting talents, Charlotte was a
writer of short stories and
poems, and an artist.
Other services were held in
Pennsylvania for family and
friends in the area and in San
ta Monica, California, where
her mother, Mary Pelletier,
lives.
Dr. Rogers
continued from page 7
strengthened and made more ap
propriate to the issues and
careers of the coming years. I
trust you will find great stimula
tion and satisfaction as well as
challenge in these academic pro
grams. Far beyond learning
specific things or specific skills,
your liberal education here
should prepare you to deal
creatively and imaginatively
with a wide variety of problems
and opportunities, the exact
shape of which we could only
guess at from this point in
history. To think clearly, to in
vestigate data appropriately, to
recognize what factors are ap
propriate in specific decisions, to
understand the implications of
arguments, and to integrate
diverse concepts imaginatively -
it is such capabilities that can
lead to success and personal
fulfillment whatever your future
course may be.
Come and celebrate the open
ing of the new school year at the
special fall convocation
September 14, at 3:30 o'clock in
the afternoon in front of Hege-
Cox - weather permitting.
Cordially,
William R. Rogers
President
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TASTE LIKE?
If you smoke cigarettes,
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Your clothes and hair
can smell stale and
unpleasant, too.
You don't notice it. but
people close to you do.
Especially if they don't
smoke.
And non-smokers
are the best people to
love. They live
longer.
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