Word: salzburger
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Four of this year's six recommended charities also appeared on last year's list. They are: Phillips Brooks House Association, World University Service, American Friends Service Committee, and National Scholarship Service and Fund for Negro Students. The other two charities, Red Feather and Salzburg Seminar, have both appeared on the card in previous years...
...recommended charities are all "student-oriented with the exception of Red Feather," according to Edward M. Strasser '56, the other co-chairman. Besides Red Feather, the list includes: Phillips Brooks House, the World University Service, the Salzburg Seminar, American Friends Service Committee, and the National Scholarship Service and Fund for Negro Students...
...picturesque 18th century Austrian castle, called Leopoldskron, once the traditional palace of the archbishopric of Salzburg, has become the first teaching center in Europe for advanced study of American civilization. One of the few real attempts ever made to unite Americans and Europeans culturally, the Salzburg Seminar in American Studies has expanded far beyond the original hopes of its founder, Clemens Heller...
...charities for which the Council made exception last week are the National Scholarship Fund for Negro Students and Salzburg Seminar. Both use more than ten percent of their incomes for administration. But in the case of the Fund for Negro Students, for instance, most administrative expense goes to paying for extensive screening services, rather than for fund raising...
This year there were two charities which we wished to recommend but could not if we interpreted the restriction literally: the National Scholarship Fund for Negro Students and the Salzburg Seminar. Two considerations stood between the rule and a fair analysis of the charities...