Ohio University - Athena Yearbook (Athens, OH)

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International Students Walk through Shively and look at the names on the doors. You'll find ludy and Tracy, Rodziah and Ayumi, Kozlowski, Wilson, Feng, Teng and Huang. Walk into the lobby and look at the billboard plastered with colors and symbols representing the homes of approxi- mately 1,3O0 foreign students who are a part of the Ohio University atmosphere. Along with the stars and stripes are flags from Indone- sia, China, Belgium, Iceland, Hong Kong, the Philippines and Malay- sia. Shively Hall is A Community of Countries whose people share the thoughts, hopes, and goals of the native students attending O.U. Twenty-four-year-old Rodziah Mohamed says she left her three children behind in Malaysia to study finance and computer sci- ence. Rodziah's education is fi- nanced by a government agency and is a step towards the executive position she hopes to acquire with the Malaysian government upon graduation. Ohio University is well-known to Malaysian students, says Rod- ziah. Adjusting to Ohio's cold, un- inviting weather is the biggest change she's had to make, she adds. And l don't like being away from my parents and my family, either. Sociology graduate student Hsiao-Feng Chen said she exper- ienced no culture shock in coming to America, Cities and lifestyles in Taiwan are similar to those in the U.S. We have hamburgers and people wear blue jeans, she says. Hsiao plans to work for a government social welfare agency in Taiwan. Ola Balogun, a Perkins Hall resi- dent, received his bachelor's degree from Purdue University in Indiana, where he heard about O.U.'s indus- trial and systems engineering cur- riculum. My friends had nice things to Stacy Kollar Top - Sudata Gupta takes a rest outside of the library. Above - Hishan Arnaout study- ing outside the Oasis Stacy Kolla

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tell me about it, he says. Ola voices the same complaints heard often around campus - too much noise in the dorms, ugly walls, no decent apartments in town and cold rooms. The food is great, he adds. l've eaten in seven schools and this is the best. I've put on three good pounds since I came to O.U. Chui Wa Chan, a student from Hong Kong, goes by the American- ized version of her name, Carita, because it's easier to pronounce. She came to O.U. to participate in the Ohio Program of Intensive English. Language and food are much different here than in Hong Kong, Carita says. There are not a lot of hills and mountains in Hong Kong, they all live in apartments, she said. She says attending Ohio University has given her the oppor- tunity to learn about American culture. There is no culture barrier, said Carita's roommate, Rose Wil- son. In general, the foreign stu- dents are here to learn, she said. Our international students come from 90 nations around the globe to discover the American person- ality, learn to master the English language and be with others from home. But for now, Athens is home. Sue Kashuba T Above - This little one's father is an O.U. student. Du.: ne H, I lclch