Connecticut College - Koine Yearbook (New London, CT)

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The Month o the Hunter's Whoon SOMETHING SMOOTH FOR GOOD MEASURE CAN'T WAIT TO HEAR

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jAanAigiw'ng marks NOVEMBER With taxicabs, fur coats, and heels We greet each Saturday; Football and Thanksgiving Make November's days tres gai. THE 10:17 RUSH HALF-TIME HILARITY

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ONE WORLD jnfernafionai Me$-encl One of the outstanding week-ends at Con- necticut College is that one devoted particu- larly to Internatiopal Relations. It is held each fall in November, the month in which the Nazis entered the University of Prague. Our purpose is to arouse an interest in in- ternational problems and to allow for some personal contact with students from foreign countries. In order to achieve our purpose, at least partially, each fall we invite students from various countries to be guests of Con- necticut College. For three days our students and faculty meet and chat informally with these guests. It is hoped that through these informal gatherings we will gain a better in- sight into our own country as well as into others. Each year one main speaker is invited to attend the Week-end. The discussion which follows his speech, with members of several different countries participating, is invaluable to international cooperation and the problems which it involves. We feel that this Week-end is one of our most valuable; we feel that it is a step toward our objective of furthering international understanding and cooperation. PRO AND CON FOREIGN EXCHANGE 22