Summer Study Abroad 1968 Guide Released by IIE
The nineteenth edition of Summer Study Abroad from the Institute of International Education lists over 200 courses in 30 countries with emphasis in Europe. Programs span Mexico Peru Israel Turkey and Japan and include sections on archaeology architecture law music and teen programs. The guide is available from IIE Publications Division at 809 United Nations Plaza New York NY 10017 with pricing 40 cents single copy and lower rates for larger orders.
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New York
Institute of International Education
IIE
United States
Europe
Renoble
Paris
Freiburg
Heidelburg
Madrid
Edenburgh
Mexico
Peru
Israel
Turkey
Japan
U.S
United Nations Plaza
Field Day Cancelled by Student Government
Field Day sponsored by the Student Government, set for Saturday April 20, is postponed indefinitely. The delay is attributed to the long Easter vacation. A future Lantern notice will announce any rescheduled date.
Harris County Democrats Meet Endorses Yarborough for Texas Delegation
Lee College Young Democrats and faculty attended the Harris County Democrats meeting at the University of Houston on April 11. The group endorsed Senator Ralph Yarborough as leader of the Texas delegation to the Democratic national convention and urged a statewide draft uncommitted to any candidate, not bound by the unit rule, amid debate over Kennedy McCarthy and Humphrey supporters.
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Lee College Young Democrats
Lee College
Harris County Democrats
University of Houston
Ralph Yarborough
Texas
Sen
Yarborough
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
McCarthy
Humphrey
Dallas
Michigan State Offers Program Study in Europe
Michigan State University invites students to enroll in summer language programs in Europe with credit courses in French in Paris German in Cologne Spanish in Madrid and noncredit offerings in Lausanne Florence and Barcelona. Credit courses also include graduate education humanities and political science in London and Lausanne. Deadline May 1.
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East Lansing
Mich
Europe
Michigan State University
Paris
France
Cologne
Germany
Madrid
Spain
Lausanne
Switzerland
Florence
Italy
Barcelona
London
England
MSU
MSU American Language and Educational Centers
ELEC
AMLEC
Center For International Programs
Lee College Bonds Highlighted in Thursday Program
Thursday program at Lee College Auditorium features Bob Reed of Cau dill Roulette and Scott presenting slides from junior colleges nationwide. The session aims to persuade parents and patrons of Lee College on the importance of the next bond proposal and invites volunteers to support the bond passage.
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Bob Reed
Caudill, Roulette, and Scott
Lee College
Junor Colleges
Graduates Urged to Pay Diploma Fee by April 18
Friday April 18 is the final date to pay the graduation fee and diploma rental. All graduates who have not yet visited the office should contact Registrar Mrs Bessie Durham immediately.
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Bessie Durham
Twelve SG Members Attend Convention
Twelve Student Government members attended the State Council Convention in San Antonio with Lee College delegations led by president Dennis Williams. The group met Friday and Saturday sessions, elected new officers, and proposed reforms including a two day executive board meeting and district reorganization.
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San Antonio
Phyllis Bayer
Carrie Casey
Ronnie DeHoyas
Terry Gordon
Sharon Griffin
Don Middleton
Lujan McAlister
Barry Reiter
Kathy Sanders
Alice Sanberger
Dennis Williams
Miss Sue Jones
Lee College
San Antonio College
Persident College
Loftin Student Center
Schreiner Institute
Wharton
Henderson
Bulletin
Odessa
el Centro
Students to Voice Preference For President April 24
Lee College will participate in Choice 68 the National Collegiate Presidential Primary on Wednesday April 24. About 1 000 colleges with enrollments over five million students representing 75 percent of the total student electorate have decided to participate. Sen Eugene McCarthy and Sen Robert Kennedy showed strong college support with the combined vote surpassing President Johnson at Texas Law School and the University of Alfred. Rockefeller maintains strong backing though not seeking the Republican nomination. Polls will be set up in Lee College halls next Wednesday. All students are urged to participate.
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Lee College
Washington
Eugene McCarthy
Robert Kennedy
McCarthy-Kennedy
Johnson
University of Texas Law School
University of Alfred
Rockefeller
International Students Conference Held in Austin
The International Club of the University of Texas at Austin hosted its first International Students Conference in March 1968. Delegates from 47 universities across 46 countries were selected for leadership and academic merit, with about 60 percent seniors or graduate students. The two day event centered on development gaps with discussions led by faculty and students and featured five noted speakers from the United Nations, World Bank, University of Chicago, Harvard, and UT.
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Intrenational Club
University of Texas At Austin
United States
C. V. Narasimhan
United Nations
Harold N. Graves, Jr
The
World Bank
Bert F. Hoselitz
University of Chicago
Alex Inkeles
Harvard University
Joe W. Neal
University of Texas
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James Phony
Austin
Lyceum
Houston Syn University of Houston
Charles Stephenson
David Corder
Terry Smith
Confluence Theater
HemisFair
HemisFair ’68
Smith
Larry Moler
Corlis Sonnenberg
Harris County
John Connally
Democratic Executive Committee
Michigan State
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