Word: traveled
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Thanks to the GI Bill and a French demand for two-way intellectual travel, the number of American students spending their summers in the Old Country this year will be larger than ever before. The desirability of this arrangement, however, is deceiving, for despite the improved condition of France's economy and the marked strides the nation has made toward regaining her pre-war financial foundations, the country is still fairly shaky internally and a glut of recreation-seekers, travelling in the guise of students, may well put a stop to a great opportunity...
...projects taking students overseas are on a volunteer basis. One group will travel to Mexico to assist public health and recreation agencies there, while other groups will cross the Atlantic to aid in rehabilitation in Finland, Italy, and France, a job undertaken by the Quakers after the last war as well as today...
Recently, while the Mail's burly, quietly competent Editor Stanley Horniblow visited the U.S., Frank Owen had filled in as editor. Last week, hungry for more travel, Horniblow quit (his long-term contract had reportedly been bought up for ?17,000). The day Horniblow left, he and Owen walked out of the office arm in arm to get a drink...
...factors kept the score down. Dartmouth adopted a conservative three-man attack after leading 2 to 1 in the opening period, and the Indians sought too often to travel the glory road alone. High point of the Green's solo onslaughts saw Bruce Mather converge on five Elis while both his line-mates were off on penalties. After an extended scrimmage in front of the Bulldog nets, which was climaxed by a Mather shot at the goal that nearly connected, Yale finally succeeded in clearing the puck...
Twenty selected students will travel to Europe this summer in an AVC rehabilitation unit, Richard T. Rives, Jr. '45, who is in charge of the plan, announced yesterday. The work will be done in co-operation with European student groups...