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...Swiss universities, the Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich, and the School of Economics and Public Administration in St. Gallen offer tuition grants which can be supplemented by stipends given by universities and Swiss societies...
Approximately 120 schools in Canada, Latin America, Europe, and the Near East will offer a wide scope of courses. On the agenda is everything from study of the Gregorian chant to Cuban flora and fauna, Shakespearean drama to Greek Arvin archeology...
Almost every large city of importance or cultural significance in Great Britain, France, Switzerland, Italy, and Spain is represented by institutions giving summer work for foreign students. France, with 21 such groups. England, with 16, and Canada, with 14, offer the greatest number of schools to choose from...
...majority of the universities in these countries would offer primarily standard courses in the language and culture of the people. As a rule, science, business, and technical courses are not given, though there are notable exceptions...
Provest Buck yesterday submitted his report on athletics to the Corporation. That austere body would do well to act quickly on it, for it is our opinion that lack of policy direction more than anything else moved Valpey to accept Connecticut's offer. One cannot censure any man for leaving a college which has exhibited such deeprooted and persistent disregard for its athletic program...