Assumption University - Ambassador Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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IHIIQHLIQC Iuhoratory at JXSSUIIIIPIIUII which enulvles neu-comers to the nuncialion in Fl'Clll.'I1 conversation. II1gIiI1gI1l this year Ioi the CIuIi uns 1 lrilw In Dclmlls Institute of I'1ne Alls ulic-re nu-nilvers sau lhe proiessmnl classicnl IIritannicns. EFSJILGIE Glu The Iirench ljlul. is iinproi'ecI realli' since the innovation of the language to Ivetter It-urn proper pro- -K K I Ifrencli I'Iaye1's present HLICIIIU-S 'I'I1ilfI II1-xx: V. Ifortin. I.. Hlllm-II: S!'1'Hll4I lou: Il, Iuliixuv. I . xI4II4IlI .I. IIuII.nIuy. 5l'i'IV'ILlIy. I.. ILIIUII. ff ,zz- Ws . ' ' t S-unlined F. , . I? XI I.lIvllt1-. I. IUNIIIIU. X. IIllIu11lIl. I.. IIl'nxs. . . I , W III llv'tlsllI1'I.XI.IIvll1IlI k.x1..--in---1.It'nt. I. Nltuln. 1, I.n--. In IILll'1'. 1? X , ., .Q I 3 ..f,- , I ll'XI lou: I.. bilulu-lf.. ,l. lit-Klint.. XI:-. Nunn. XI:-s I.. NIM .lIIIIX. I'lu.II.. Ill1llIl'ltlI1!l'. I. NI.moIls. lYI'1'NItIl nl ,pq .- .,, Nate-I: I'.. NllYlll'l'f'lf'. III: X. IIIIIIIPLIIIII. XImIvI'g1tol': X. .IIlIIi1ll0. X. Ilmxuis. Stgintlin Ivll to right: I l imeron. I'1'w-sinh-lit: ll. IIVXI4PllIl'i4'IltlIAII, II. IIeImus. 'If Nssung. Y. Qui-sneI. 78 Glu The Spanish Club is greatly boosted by the number of Latin- American students attending Assump- tion. Many of its members are new- comers to the language. taking first and second year courses. and they re- ceive first-hand pronunciation in a less-formal manner from their fellow students from the south.

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5 5 l l -N. 1 - . A ediiiclent Forum Y ' '4 Cl I I x i 3 -1 l ' - 255552. I rs T i , ' 5 S. 5 fx X is V. Armstrong. B. Elisha, D. Raper. A. Houston, C. Nlepliam, S. Green. J! -11 J! J! Mlm 'llie Liimiiliiiii l'e4li-mlioii ol lmlmlic Lollegi- Slmlm-iilx 41ll'1lljSi if il Lliiiiiiila-uiile orgaiiifiiliori uliir-li liuf gi- ite aim llie l'lll'lll6l'LIllCl? ol' iiiiiliiilii- imlvgil- Lllllflll! ligilliolii- 1-ollege Plllll1'llTF ilero - Ilia' l'UllTlllt'lIl. Ilii- XrFlllllIill1ill vlulv uorlv Lll Iioili lliv' iiulioiiiil iiml the local iluliw. -ex 3 THE TREASURE VAN AT ASSUMPTION. J. Mi-Naniura. President: D. Pereira. Y l J l J l Al J ll l lllIoi1il Uniiireiisiity gi imrieei Tlie World University Service. a world-wide orguiiizulioii. piwwicle-s wtuileiil wcliuluiwliips and organizes summer seminars to various parts of the world for its uiemlfers. The Treasure Yan is 0118 of the liiggesl projects of the organization.