Barnard Offers Travel Study Combos for Summer
Barnard students may combine study and travel in France, Spain, Germany, Austria, Italy, and Russia. About 10 Barnard students studied in France last summer, mainly French grammar and literature at the Sorbonne. Programs exist at Madrid Santander Granada Barcelona and Salzburg Vienna Berlin and Munich Goethe Institute. Scholarships aid those unable to attend.
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Barnard
France
Spain
Germany
Austria
Italy
Russia
Breunig
Sorbonne
Bryn Mawr College
Claire
Avignon
America
Friend
Laura FE. Garcia-Lorca
Madrid
Santander
Granada
Barcelona
Jane Ruben
Phyllis Peck
Willa Sack
Mimi Broomberg
Susan Romer
Salzburg
Vienna
Berlin
Goethe Institute
Munich
Indiana
Michigan
I.S.S.R
European Holiday 1962 tour highlights across Europe
The account recalls trips to London Florence Rome Granada Seville Cordoba and Barcelona during 1962. It notes art collections Fifth Avenue style in New York Times tours and praise for Granada's Generalife Seville's Barrio Santa Cruz Cordoba Mezquita and Barcelona's bustling seaport life.
Cross On Ireland And Its People
Mrs. Cross discusses Ireland in the context of poverty emigration and politics. She notes closer ties with Britain through movement of people and highlights concerns over unification with Northern Ireland and anti Protestant sentiment. She compares Irish humor with seriousness born of poverty and observes cultural and social contrasts in Dublin including zoo scenes.
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Cross
Dublin
Ireland
Mrs. Cross
Love and danger mingle in a Greek summer
A narrator recounts a summer in Greece from Athens to Ikaria and Playa. Intrigue and fear mix with affection as a window misstep leads to chaos over a whispering couple. The piece contrasts city life with rural beauty and ends with a reflection on Zeus Island.
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Athens
Greece
Ikaria
Playa
Zeus Island
Zimbabwean rage grows as calls for universal education rise
In Southern Rhodesia analysis shows the Matebele and Mashona communities navigating colonial legacies. Nationalism gains traction with campaigns like One Man, One Vote, pressing for a government delivering free compulsory education and broader political reform.
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Cecil Rhodes
Central Africa
ZAPU
Foreign Studies. Miss Zuckerman travels Israel and credits
Miss Zuckerman discusses studying in Israel through the Jewish Agency placement on a kibbutz for three months. She details Hebrew study, late school beginnings due to Holy Days, housing near Hebrew University, tuition around 100 to 200 dollars yearly, and a heavy course load of 25 to 30 credits per term.
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Israel
Miss Zuckerman
Barnard
Columbia
Tensions Rise in Southern Rhodesia Cross Cultural Exchange
A narrative describes Westernization in Rhodesia as urban growth spreads among Africans while a group of American Crossroaders encounters cultural friction. Civil friction grows as Africans press for rightful participation amid dwindling European hospitality and increasing strain in multiracial society.
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Southern
Rhodesia
Crossroads Africa volunteers shape futures through mutual effort
The article notes that many volunteers are boys and few girls work alongside men in Africa. It argues the Americans’ contribution fosters dignity in hands on labor, encourages self help and development, and that Crossroads Africa places faith in youth as future leaders. The building stands as a symbol of friendship and hope.
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Africa
United States
Crossroads
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