Study Abroad Programs Here and Abroad Before World War II
George A. Sleeman surveys the rise of group study abroad from the 1920s to the 1960s, detailing organized year abroad programs at Delaware and expansions across colleges. It covers term abroad setups, language and culture focus, summer sessions, and study tours, with examples from Fordham Elmira Hollins Temple Kansas and Monterrey, plus guidance for Bennington High School students seeking lists of programs.
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Institute of International Education
University of Delaware
France
Europe
Latin America
Paris
Madrid
Florence
Santiago
Chile
The
Direc
Temple University
University of Mississippi
Syracuse University
Sarah Lawrence College
Oberlin
Vienna
Mexico
University of Kentucky
Southern Association of Colleges
Monterrey
Bennington High School
Methodist Clergymen Assigned at Troy Conference
At the Troy Annual Conference in Gloversville New York Methodist pastors were reassigned among congregations. Revs Melvin McGaughey Fair Granville Greenwold Miller Hagg MacDonald and Angus J. MacDonald received new posts with Bennington Troy District. Bishop Wicke plans Burlington for next year. Delegates urged support for a qualified Black district superintendent and voted to observe Racial Witness Sunday with a $20 000 fund goal for the Troy Conference in 1965.
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Gloversville
N.Y
Troy
Methodist Church Here
Lloyd C. Wicke
Melvin R. McGaughey
Bennington
Elliot Fair Jr
Bondville
Granville Greenwold
Pownal
Rupert
Angus J. MacDonald
South Shaftsbury
Bennington - Troy
Lawrence Larrowe
Burlington
Wicke
Pete Williams Comes Friday To Manchester
Schenectady television personality Pete Williams hosts his Rangers country show at the Manchester Elementary School gym Friday at 8 with dancing to midnight. Proceeds aid the Manchester Rotary Club including the Rotary Swimming Pool project. This is his second visit, billed as wholesome family entertainment by Rotarians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Pete Williams
Schenectady
WRGB
Rangers
State Nurses To Hold Unit Meeting Here
Vermont State Nurses Association District No 3 will hold its annual meeting May 19 at Paradise Restaurant with a 5 30 to 6 30 social hour and dinner. District No 3 includes Rutland Springfield Bellows Falls Brattleboro and Bennington. Gov Hoff sent congratulations praising the association for health protection and nursing standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont State Nurses Association
Paradise Restaurant
Rutland
Springfield
Bellows Falls
Brattleboro
Bennington
Annette Belisle
R.N
Frances Crozier
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Helen Philbrick
Philip H. Hoff
Preserve Natural Vt. Beauty Hoff Urges County Farm Bureau
Vermont Governor Philip Hoff addressed the Bennington County Farm Bureau urging preservation of natural resources and beauty. He warned against unchecked development, advocated highway zoning and scenic easements, and noted open fields giving way to woods as farms exit operations. He emphasized pollution control and Vermont’s role in aiding southern states with water needs while protecting local interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preserve Natural
Beauty
Hoff
Urges County Farm Bureau
Vermont
Philip H. Hoff
Bennington County Farm Bureau
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Standard Register Company
Middlebury
Reunions Set At North Adams State College
Plans completed for the annual spring reunion of the North Adams State College Alumni Association on Saturday from 2 to 5 at Masonic Temple Church Street North Adams. Miss Mary C. Dailey is general chairman assisted by a large committee Mrs Lillian Van Surdam aids with arrangements on the committee representing the Bennington area Stephen Boisvert president will conduct the annual business meeting at 3 p.m. Dr Eugene L Freel college president will tell the alumni of progress of the proposed expansion program Members of the class of 1915 will be guests of the association as they are the honor class Special emphasis is plac ed on the five year classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Adams
Mass
North Adams State College Alumni Association
Masonic Temple
Church Street
Mary C. Dailey
Lillian van Surdam
North Bennington
Ments
Bennington
Stephen Boisvert
Stamford
Eugene L. Freel
Miss Charest Wins College Office
Miss Gloria E. Charest daughter of Mrs. Marion Charest of 110 Putnam St a student at the College of St Joseph the Providence in Rutland has been elected president of the sophomore class for the fall term She has just completed her term as president of the freshman class Another local student Miss Mary Agnes Hewson of 108 Putnam St who will be a senior next fall has been elected to president of the Student Body Government She majors in elementary education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria E. Charest
Marion Charest
Putnam St
College of St. Joseph
Rutland
Mary Agnes Hewson
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George A. Sleeman
Tor
Fordham
Elmira College
Hollins
Vichals
Bloomer
Frost
North St. Bennington, Vt
Drysdale
Joop Wyco
Shaftsbury
London
API
Timber Decay Enquiry Bureau
Wormwood Street
Melrose Dist. CO
Fienberg
Main ST
Bennington, VT
H. Greenberg & Son, Inc
North Adams State College
Miss Charest
Bennington Catholic High School
Kodak Electric
Kodak Automatic
Noveck-Shultz, Inc
Main Street
Besaan
Sonotone
Sonotone Earing Aid
Carroll
R al Vigkes
Olds
Olf-O-Rama
Oldsmobile
USA
Wisconsin
Florida
New Jersey
Delaware
Kansas
Nebraska
Detroit
Michigan
Nbc-Tv
USGA
Ken Venturi
Bobby Nichols
Thurber’s Garage, Inc
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