Word: munster
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Sickness delayed the arrival of the Studentischer Madrigal-choir of Munster University in West Germany, whose Volkswagen caravan drove into the Yard last night. Harvard Glee Club and Radcliffe Choral Society members stood in the rain for several hours waiting to greet the 52 students and their director, Frau Herma Reuter. The group will present a concert of Bach, Brahms, and Bruckner tonight at 8:30 in Paine Hall...
...University of Cologne will concentrate on "Modern German Literature." At Munich University "Germany's Relations to Her Neighbors" will be studied and analyzed. "The Masterpieces of German Culture" is the title of the seminar planed by the University of Munster. All these courses will be given in the month of August...
...college winner is Richard H. Henderson, a senior concentrator in Anthropology. Henderson will study anthropology and subjects related to the Middle East, especially the impact of Western technology on classic Islamic doctrine. He has previously studied at Yale college and Heidelburg and Munster Universities in Germany. He is a native of Hamburg, Iowa...
...nowhere else. Its purpose, says Brugmans, is to expose the student to a new attitude and a whole new field: "Europology." Under such teachers as Jan Tinbergen, The Netherlands' top economist, Walter Hoffmann, director of the Institute of Economic and Social Studies at the Westphalian State University of Munster, Paul Guggenheim, professor of public international law at Geneva's Graduate Institute of International Studies, and British Historian John Bowie, each student concentrates on three out of eight broad subjects offered: history, political science, economics, law, sociology, geography, administrative science, European institutions. Every year, before the term begins...
...Munster, one evening last week, everyone seemed to be hurrying to Ludgerus Square. They poured through the streets of the bomb-blasted old German town, past posters proclaiming "The City Comes to Hear Pater Leppich!" and under streamers announcing "Pater Leppich Speaks." Staring down from smashed churches, lampposts and walls were countless pictures of a craggy-faced Roman Catholic priest...