Global village lessons from Cornell College professors
A Cornell College professor recalls 1950s to 1960s interactions with diverse international students from Korea Zambia India Hong Kong Japan and Africa. He reflects on equality challenges during the 1964 era and notes how cross cultural contact shapes world views and humanitarian understanding.
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Canada
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Korea
Dhansukh Naik
Zambia
India
Africa
Gabe Wallace
Governor Wallace
Alabama
Gabe
Cedar Falls
America
1964
Henry Ford
Hong Kong
John Hamada
Kochi
Japan
Henry Stimson
Kyoto
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Pope to bless world's largest Christian church
Pope John Paul II arrived in Yamoussoukro to consecrate the basilica hailed as the largest Christian church. Security and protests marked the visit amid critics arguing Ivory Coast cannot afford the project.
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Yamoussoukro
Ivory Coast
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St. Peter’s
Ivory Coast Basilica Stands as Government’s Grand Church
President Houphouet-Boigny drives anti government protests by legalized opposition closed while Pierre Fakhoury defends a $140 to $250 million basilica. The 525 foot basilica rises on a 320 acre cocoa plantation, seats 7 000 and can hold 350 000 worshipers, with 60 artisans from 14 countries completing 15 000 stained glass panels.
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Houphouet-Boigny
Pierre Fakhoury
St. Peter’s
France
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