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Many internationalists at Harvard claim students are showing greater interest in international studies and working abroad. Margot Gill, director of the Office of Career Service and Off Campus Learning (OCS-OCL) believes this is due both to initiatives by President Bok and to increased support from departments for study abroad programs. "Departments are clearly more receptive to giving credit to undergraduates studying in other countries. In addition, students are finding the Ventures Abroad project that Bok started very helpful." Gilt says...
...initiated the ventures program five years ago in an attempt to make use of alumni living help Harvard students or graduates who come to their countries become acclimated and find part or full time jobs. Gill estimates that through these alumni contacts about 400 companies have come to draw regularly on Harvard Students...
Moreover, I find it incomprehensible how anyone could take even the slightest interest in the swiftly written, ad hoc judgments of a meretricious media whose like Rex Reed, or that superannuated hack Brendan Gill (whose review was not, as reported, favorably...
...mood to be periodically exasperated but basically resilient. In a poll early this year, only 13% of Israelis considered the nation's economic and political position to be good, but fully 76% were certain that they could cope nonetheless. What is striking, according to another social analyst, Rafael Gill, the director of Public Opinion Research of Israel, is the way the public has lost faith in the politicians and the political parties. Gill reports that most Israelis are unconvinced that things would be any better under Shimon Peres than they have been under Menachem Begin...
NOTEBOOKIvy League tournament honors were passed out this weekend. Senior Betty Ippolito won an all-Ivy nod for her 8for 16 weekend. Honorable mentions went to junior Elaine Holpuch. Who batted,429: junior Gill Raney, who batted, 333: and sophomore Pat Horne, who batted .333... Scorekeeper Janice Nevin has won a Rotary fellowship and will study in England next year...