Shansi Fellows Named for 1967 Tours and Teaching Posts
Boston University student Jayo South Vieam joins Alex Jack as OSAP reporters to Vietnam with Yale Daily News editor Howard Mott and a team to staff a student press bureau. Fellows Beverly Hamlin Dice Hobby Charlie Wheeler and Jim Lewin will teach at Tunghal University in Taloran Madurai India and Lady Doak College during a two year eastern tour. Wheeler and Hamlin plan to marry June 17 before departing for India while Hamlin envisions an arts and crafts lab at Lady Doak.
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Obermeteast Asa
OSAP
Eanalton Shipney
Boston University
Asia
New York
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Vietnam
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Steve
Jack Witiplay
Michael Paxon
Beverly Hamlin
Dice Hobby
Charlie Wheeler
Jim Lewin
Nan Oe Yom Wen Ore Ahey
Dick Hobby
Tunghal University
Taloran
Thisummer
Yale University
Carlie Wheeler
Madurai
India
Miss Hamlin
Wheeler
American College
Lady Doak College
Tarai
Indrani Michael
Three Experts To Visit Campus To Evaluate Religious Activities
A panel including William Graham Cole of Forest College David Malt Carleton College chaplain and Robert Rankin of the Dan Ih Foundation will meet with Oberlin College leaders to assess religious programs on campus The committee chaired by William Capitan aims to expand on campus religious life through speakers regular preaching and a full time director while preserving the campus character and avoiding evangelism.
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Ex Bes
College
Montty
Evali Stine
Ding
William H. Capitan
Coarman
Graham Cole
Tae Forest College
David. Malt
Carleton College
Robert Rankin
Danih Foundation
YMCA
Robert Willams
Capitan
Review appeals for subscriptions amid financial difficulties
A letter notes the Review has faced financial trouble and asks faculty and administration to subscribe. A special rate of 5 for the rest of the year is offered, with regular rates of 480 per semester and 2.50 per year. Subscribed families and admins will receive copies in offices as promised.
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College mentor contemplates plays and travel notices
The report describes a professor discussing arts at Tung Talop and a hoped return to direct a Japanese play. He cites security concerns over travel to Tibet Mongolia and Red China. President Paxon notes 14 seniors applied for fellowships this year, down from 38, signaling waning student interest. Wheeler plans to act upon this. Lewin mentions an importer in SHANSI.
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Tibet
Mongolia
Red China
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Paxon Nowe
Wheeler
Lewin
NSA Plans Five College Student Exchange Program
The NSA invites applications through Sunday for exchange programs with Sarah Lawrence Carleton Antioch Swarthmore and Radcliffe. About six students will be chosen to spend three days to eight weeks at these colleges. Tentative dates Feb 26 to Mar 4. The aim is to broaden students horizons through cross college classes and cultural events and influence educational policy and social rules at the College.
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Sarath Lawrence
Carleton
Antioch
Swarthmore
Radcliffe
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NSA
Oordinator
Ted Gest
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