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 \nTonight and tomorrow night panels of three students will visit  \nliving groups to answer questions such as these.The programs  \nwhich will begin at each living+  \ngroup at 7 p.m,were arranged by  \nKerensky  \nthe IIR to explain and arouse in-  \nterest in the newly developed stu.  \ndent exchange program betweenStanford and African universities.  \n# Edits Study\n\nAS A result of the IIR·Africa  \nDesk's efforts last year,Hilary  \nSims is now studying at Makerere  \nCollege in Uganda and Judy Houtz  \nOf '17 Rule  \nis at the University College of Ni-  \ngeria.  \nLast year the Africa Desk also  \nRussia's brief interlude with  \narranged a seminar which was  \ndemocracy has been fully docu-  \noffered for credit to those stu-  \ndents desiring to study in Africa.  \nmented for the first time in“The  \nRussian Provisional Gove.nment  \nThe panel will discuss this semi-  \n—1917.\"a three-volume study just  \nnar which will again be offered  \nunder the direction of Peter Duig.  \npublished by the Stanford Press.  \nnan,Curator for the African Col·  \nSupported by the Hoover Insti·tute,the study includes more  \nlection at Hoover Institute.A  \nthan 1.400 documents selected and  \nmeeting on Monday at 4:30 p.m.will be held for those interested  \nedited by Prof.Robert P.Brow.der,chairman of the University of  \nin further details on the seminar.  \nThe panels,each composed of  \nColorado History Department,andAlexander F.Kerensky,prime  \nan IIR member,a student who has  \nminister of the Russian Provision·  \ntraveled in Africa and an Africanstudent,will visit Roble,Mirlo  \nal Government.  \nHouse,Lagunita and the Delta  \nVERY FEW of these source ma-  \nBY BILL REPPY  \nand happiness of the male rooter.Until the ratio drops to 1.01 to 1,  \nJames Rasmussen—Theta DeltBeau Bianchi—Beta  \nChi house tonight.Girls living at  \nterials have been translated pre.  \nAn avalanche of petitions pour.  \nFlorence Moore are asked to at.  \nviously.The great majority aredrawn from the Hoover Institute's  \nwomen will never sit with us,butgiven their own leader,one day  \nRandy Devening—Delt  \ned in on the last day of nomina-tions yesterday to put the Stan-  \ntend the discussion at Mirlo,and  \nJohn BannisterPhi Kap  \nstudents on the Row should attend  \ncollection,the most complete set  \nBob Petit Phi KapRoble L.ASSU Representatiye  \nford political wagon rolling in  \nthey may root with us.\"DAVE KIESEL—AKL:\"Down  \nthe Delta Chi discussion group.  \nof records on this period available  \nhigh gear.  \nAMONG the Stanford students  \noutside the Soviet Union.The Institute provided funds to-  \nThirty nominations swelled to58 the number of eandidates for14 offices.There would have been62 but for four withdrawals in the  \nwith loud,obnoxious girls;for:  \nAnn Evans  \nwho are on the panel and who  \nward with ba.R.F.type school  \nAnne Osborn  \nhave traveled in Africa are Lynn  \ntaling nearly S90,000 for the four.  \nspirit.”  \nPatricia F.Bush  \nJOHN“CANNONBALL”MAC.  \nHowe,Bill Dedman who worked  \nyear study.  \nKitty Matthews  \nunder the\"Crossroads Africa\"  \n\"The importance of these vol  \nGREGOR—Beta:\"I may not be  \nhead yell-leader race.Yesterday there were no candi-  \nBranner LASSU Representative  \nprogram,David Koff who spentthe summer in Ghana and Dave  \numes cannot be overemphasized.\"  \nthe most animated yell leader,but  \nAnn Kovacovich  \nI will have the biggest ball.\"  \ndates for the Class of'65 vice pres.idency-now there are 16 in the  \nKerensky comments.  \nCarole Hanson  \nFrench who has traveled in Ethi-  \nPAGE EDWARDS-Alpha Delt:  \n\"THEY OFFER not only a full  \nSue Bailey  \nopia.  \n\"Bordering the acceptable,capital-  \nrunning.  \naccount of the legislative and ad·  \nWilbur LASSU Representatives  \nAfrican foreign scholars include  \nSEVEN additional nominations  \nizing on the clean.\"  \nministrat","cbCaiuQ9mwo7HLwQ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuQ9mwo7HLwQ","pdf",27087822,"English","# Edits Study\n## IIR Panels to Visit Living Groups\n## Africa Desk Efforts and Student Exchange Program\n## Seminar Offerings and Information Sessions","[{\"question\":\"What credit-bearing seminar did the Africa Desk arrange?\",\"answer\":\"The Africa Desk arranged a seminar offered for credit for students who wanted to study in Africa, with additional details discussed at a scheduled meeting.\"}]","Stanford Daily 1961-10-25 | PDF",1789410915]