University of Dallas - Crusader Yearbook (Irving, TX)

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24 L .. Dr Gareth Morgan lectures on the epic The Odyssey by Homer to the University of Dallas Community. . A Daniel Healy ENGLISH UNIVERSITY OF DALLAS IRVING. TEXAS John Ahne Susan Garrett James Logochinski Mary Thorton Li ?M'VQ: Lisa Vselton Holly Weaver

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EDUCATION Would you trust these characters to teach your children? L vw- - Genevieve Barnes Lenore G Bernadeffe Grayi Kathryn Hug Mary Ingram Patricia Lambright ,5 Margaret LaMure Carol Ostermann Susan Tures 23

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SUMMER SESSION IN SPAIN lJUNE 30.AUGUST 1D Price: $987 with 3 credits $1287 with 6 credits $987 auditors Included in this price are tuition, lodging lwith host families in Barcelona and at a hotel in Madridl, 2 meals a day, one- way transportation from Barcelona to Madrid, transporta- tion from Madrid to and from Toledo, Segovia, El Escorial and the Valley of the Fallen. Other Expenses, Students will need to provide their own transportation to Barcelona and from Madrid, where the program will end. Arrangements can be made through the University. Meals not covered by the program must be budgeted. Additional expenses include: medical insurance l$8-10l; ln- ternational Student Card; intracity transportation tsubway or busl; laundry; optional visits to theatre, concerts, etc.; and presents, camera film and other personal items. A contingency fee of $50 will also be collected to be used only in case of fluctuations in currency exchange rate and other factors. Gregory Beben Carol Jacobs Jeffrey Clements F OREIGN LANGUAGE High school teachers participating as special students or graduate students will not be required to teach English, and will not stay with Spanish families. Hence, they will be ex- pected to pay for their lodging at a hotel or pension in Barcelona, at an estimated cost of $450. The University of Dallas Summer Programs in Spain of- fer a unique opportunity to students who wish to become immersed in Spanish language and culture, while at the same time developing their teaching skills. A maximum of 20 students are selected to participate in a cultural exchange program between the University and a Jesuit preparatory school in Barcelona, Spain. They may earn up to six undergraduate or graduate credits in Spanish language, history and literature. These courses are taught by University of Dallas professorsi Spanish host families, chosen from among the parents of Collegi Sant Ignasi students, will help be responsible for their day-to-day welfare. Following the month-long ex- change program in Barcelona, the University of Dallas pro- gram students and their professors travel to Madrid, where they spend 11 days visiting museums and other cultural sites in the capital, also making day trips to Toledo, Segovia, El Escorial and the Valley of the Fallen, Kw Jean Marie Fortier arr kit, I Wis rm Daniel McCarthy 25