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...French version of the course, introduced in the spring of 1982, goes beyond the basic vocabulary for working in a Francophone country. Students learn specific French business practices, like labor relations, and are prepared to take the French Chamber of Commerce exam, according to Senior Preceptor Judith G. Frommer, who teaches the course...
...modern technology drive in the department has also included studies of the integration of computer-assisted learning into courses, according to Frommer, who will study student reaction to computer instruction at this year's Harvard Summer School...
...only the robust buck that propels this amicable invasion. Most goods and services in Europe come cheaper this summer because many governments have devalued their currencies. In addition, Americans appear to have increasing faith in their economy. For example, schoolteachers, who traditionally account for an important part of Arthur Frommer Holidays business, are traveling in large numbers again. Connie Sykes, Frommer's general manager, explains: "Either they've decided they will continue to be employed or they've decided to stop worrying about...
Europe on $20 a Day by Arthur Frommer; Frommer/Pasmantier; $9.95. It started out as $5 a day, but times and the inflation rate have changed. Frommer, however, has not. Still the popular Baedeker of Bermuda-shorts wearers everywhere, Europe on $20 approaches the Continent as a kind of Disneyland for post-adolescents, and brims with a wide-eyed sense of wonder. But after one too many meals in department-store cafeterias, one too many Dickensian bed-and-breakfasts and one too many afternoons of hauling dirty laundry around Zurich in a vain search for the cheap laundromats that Frommer assures...
...Budget Guide to Europe 1983 St. Martin's Press; $8.95. Tunisia, Morocco, Greece, Egypt, Israel: these contemporary meccas of American students are each thoroughly covered, along with a frugal European grand tour, in this guide issued annually by the Harvard Student Agencies, Inc. Even more rockbottom, pricewise, than Frommer's guide, Let's Go offers tips on youth hostels, hitchhiking, overseas study and controlled substances ("The best advice is to stay away from drugs in Europe"), as well as sensible sightseeing suggestions...