University of Missouri - Savitar Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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The international The cultural shock of an entirely different atmosphere is the main adiustment for the foreign student who comes to the University of Missouri. Most of these students are used to one exam and to going to class only when they want T0-they find it difficult to adiust to quizzes and role-taking. Foreign students at the University come from approxi- mately 60 countries, mainly Asia, India, China and other Far Eastern countries. This year, Colonel Theeland, Dean of Foreign Students, said there were 460 foreign students on Filipino girls, who are nurses and students at the University, dance a native Filipino dance. side of Mizzou the Columbia campus. Several programs are offered to help foreign stu- dents who attend colleges and universities in the United States such as the African Scholar Program in American Universities lASPAVl and AID. Off-campus housing is preferred by most foreign stu- dents because of expense. In this way they are free to practice their home customs such as preparing their native food.

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fx Japanese sludenis sing Auld Lang Syne a! internalional nigh! - An exchange of ideas and traditions Filipinos demonslraie naiive slick dance.