Word: beirut
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Conditions in the Near East are worse than they have been at any other time", declared Mr. A. W. Staub yesterday when interviewed by a CRIMSON reporter. Mr. Staub is Executive Secretary of the American College at Beirut, Syria, and of Robert College at Constantinople. "The failure of the Allies to make peace has caused business stagnation which has impoverished the people and which has cut off all interior communication". Mr. Staub outlined a few of the conditions in the present conflict between Turkey and Greece, but he was concerned chiefly with the educational situation...
...pressing social and financial conditions caused by the war have caused much stagnation, but in spite of the fact the colleges have received their full quota". Mr. Staub added that since the bottom had dropped out of the Turkish market, the governing boards of the college at Beirut had established scholarship aids to carry on education at this foreign cosmopolitan center, where over 17 nationalities are represented...
Members of the University will have until 5 o'clock this afternoon to sign up for conferences with Mr. A. W. Staub, Executive Secretary of the American College at Beirut, Syria, and of Robert College at Constantinople...
...clock, there will be an opportunity for all members of the University, especially Juniors, Seniors, and members of the Graduate School, to have conferences with Mr. A. W. Staub on any phase of foreign missionary work. Mr. Staub is the Executive Secretary of the American College at Beirut, Syria, and of Robert College at Constantinople...
...students who desire to arrange for fifteen minute conferences with Mr. Staub may do so by signing up at Phillips Brooks House any time before Wednesday, March 8. All prospective applicants for positions as instructors at either Robert College or the American University of Beirut are advised to consult Mr. Staub...