Panel Discusses African Problems and Solutions
A five member panel of African graduate students and visiting teachers in the Palisades Room criticized U S foreign aid policies toward Africa and urged self reliance. They urged scholarships to train Africans in the United States and emphasized using Africa s own resources to reduce aid dependence. They also questioned Peace Corps use and noted difficulties in African unity and cross border hiring to fill labor shortages.
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Palisades Room
Danforth
Africa
Fala Aboaba
Nigeria
Erasmus Monu
Ghana
Honorius Kedilkiwe
Botswana
Tony Antao
Tanzania
Georges Nzongola
Congo
Kinshasa
United States
Aboaba
U.S
Russia
China
Mr. Monu
Peace Corps
African Unity
Ababa
World Campus Afloat voyage links learning and travel
World Campus Afloat operated by Chapman's Division of International Education sends 500 students and 70 staff from New York aboard the RY DAM for a semester at sea visiting Europe Africa and South America. The voyage ends January 29 in Los Angeles with a spring voyage to depart February 3 from Los Angeles looping through the Orient India and Africa to New York on May 27.
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Chapman
Division of International Education
New York
RYDAM
Europe
Africa
South America
Los Angeles
Orient
India
Chapman College
Orange
California
Tiny Alice Visits at Cornell Theatre
Cornell College Theatre presented Edward Albee’s Tiny Alice at Armstrong Hall on Saturday November 28 with further showings December 5 and 6 at 8 p.m and January 16. Directed by Joe Svec it features The Lawyer Mike Russell Brother Julian Steven Zegarac Miss Alice played by Heidi Livingston and Mary Tompkins Cardinal Stephen Sutton.
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Edward Albee
Tiny Alice
Cornell College Theatre Department
Cornell
Armstrong Hall
Mr. Albee
Julian
Alice
the Lawyer
Mike Russell
Steven Zegarac
Miss Alice
Two Persons
Heidi Livingston
Mary Tompkins
the Cardinal
Stephen Sutton
Kaul to Speak on Cornell Campus in Hedges Lounge
Donald Kaul, satirist from the Des Moines Register, will appear at Cornell on Monday December 8 at 8 30 p m in Hedges Lounge. He is known for his Over the Coffee column and sharp remarks about Iowa politics and culture.
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Donald Kaul
Des Moines Register
Cornell
Kaul
SAGE Tobacco and Alcohol Debate Shapes Campus Policy
At the SAGE meeting on Dec 2 196? the group discussed abolishing tobacco sales on campus and appointing two SAGB students to a trustee committee to study alcohol policy. Debates covered Rorem constitution amendments and a key replacement proposal costing 35 dollars, with decisions to revisit at the next SAGB meeting.
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SAGE
Dean Reid
Stumpf
Cornell
SAGB
Barb Martin
Paul McGregor
Thanks Giving Happenings at RLC Engage 75 Students
At RLC on Nov 24 and 8 30 p.m. seventy five students entered the Alumni Gym through a maze of junk yard objects and black plastic. They gave thanks by saying thank you while exchanging junk and creating statues from tires oil cans and boxes. The event ended with a large circle dance and the gym emptied of junk. Craig Willer noted the aim to offer meaningful worship and togetherness for one generation.
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RLC
Thomas
Craig Willer
Craig
AWS Proposals Pass With Key Deposit and Fine Changes
At the December 2 meeting of the Student Affairs Governing Board the AWS handbook revisions proposal passed with amendments. A $1.00 deposit is charged each semester and a $35.00 lost key bill is sent to the dorm, subject to House Council determination of payment. The AWS board sponsors a Christmas Dinner on December 10 at 6:30 p.m. in the Commons with sign up for hosts starting December 6. Career Day is set for February 27 featuring a keynote and three sessions with 15 professions represented, aiding women students in career options.
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Rorem Hall
Dean Reid
Rorem
OSA
SAGB
Dean Scott
Sage
House Council
Student Affairs Governing Board
AWS
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Albee
Joe Svec
Norman Nadel
New York World Telegram and Sun
Mike England
Jim Beeman
Hedges
Office of
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