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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1962
Page
4
A traveler recalls eight weeks in Ban Aibling and Berlin, observing West Germany's recovery, East Berlin's ghostly scars, and a student world engaged with the Common Market. He notes factory lines, rebuilt cities, and the contrast between modernity and past divisions. He also witnesses wartime injuries shaping attitudes toward Europe’s future.
Helen Frey recounts escaping Hungary during a Communist takeover only to find Soviet occupation. The piece notes the loss of freedom after the war, including thoughts, movement, speech, and press, and how this spurred her journalist parents to flee west.
A travelogue chronicles Spain under Franco noting queues for tickets, passport checks, and a praised yet troubling culture. The author recalls an escape from Hungary through Austria to the United States aided by a Zionist group, detailing border crossings and Soviet-occupied Vienna. The piece ends with a warning that many others fail to escape but humanity will persist against barriers.
The narrator recalls wartime Cuba during Christmas, noting restrictions on decorations and the hidden trees for American families. Emotions run high as gunfire marks the holiday, and optimism about Cuba’s future gives way to heartbreak over Communist rise. The piece challenges the glamorous diplomat image and reflects a loyal Foreign Service life.
The Russian Area Program demands two years of Russian by the start of the senior year and recommends completing the elementary course for the concentration department in the first or second year. Students seeking area specific requirements should consult advisers listed in the catalog promptly.
A speaker recalls a full and rewarding life, expressing gratitude for precious moments and affirming no regrets about the years spent with loved ones. The tone is warm and nostalgic.
Miss Peckman of the Placement Office notes summer jobs abroad aid learning not earnings. ASIS, AFSC, IASEC and religious groups offer work in Germany, Finland, Spain, Norway and more with room and board, tours, and passage costs. Minimum four weeks, max three months, pay on par with locals.
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