Congo University Fights For Its Own Existence
Kisangani Congo University struggles to survive amid years of rebellions and housing shortages. Since 1963 the Free University of the Congo has grown with U.S. backing, opening a campus network in Kisangani and Luluabourg, with 67 professors from 17 countries. By 1980 plans envisioned a 5000-student campus, while 80 to 90 percent of students rely on government scholarships. The university, led by acting rector Louis Molet and dean Jean-Felix Koll, emphasizes social services for wives and broad expansion as Kisangani’s economic backbone.
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Rome Traffic Jams Prompt Demand for Single-Shift Work
In Rome and northern Italy, long lunch hours and afternoon siestas create frequent traffic jams as workers split their day into four trips. Bank employees protest for a single-shift day while government and factory workers increasingly move to straight hours. Older staff resist change due to meals and naps. younger workers favor fewer trips and more evening free time.
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