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thanResponsibility\"rty;it15  \n# THE\n\nINTERNA5介手再DO NOT REMOVE  \nSTUDEN T  \nIn This Number-·  \nThe Intercollegiate School  \nAt Toronto  \nRenewing International Cooperation  \nInternational Council of the I.A.  \nThe Problem,The Facts and  \nthe Responsibility  \nAlcohol Education at a StateTeachers College  \nFlight from Reality  \nRecommended Publications  \nUniversity of Toronto(See pages 1819)  \nVol.50,No.1  \nOctober,1952  \n# Purposes and Program\n\nOf the Intercollegiate Association1952-53  \n● Promote study and discussio1 of the Alcohol Situationand Problem by college students,teachers,and alumni-in an objective search for truth.  \n● Cooperate with stu1dent leaders and faculty membersin movements toward solution.  \n● Make available basic scientific publications of collegelevel for reading and study.  \n● Extend the circulation of THEINTERNAT1(NA1.STUDENT in colleges and among educators.  \n● Conduct Editorial Contests to encourage study.effec-tive writing,and service by students.  \n● Provide high grade speakers for colleges.  \n● Arrange for qualified students to work with studentgroups and non-college you11g people.  \nCooperate with student leaders and faculty membersin movements toward solution.  \n·Conduct the annual INT ERCO1.LE(IATESCHOOL OF ALCOHOL STUDIES for studentsand their leaders.  \n 一一  \n# Intercollegiate SchoolAt Toronto\n\nSEEKING TO SHARE freely in objective study anddiscussion of the many perplexing questions regard-ing alcoholic drink,as they confront thinking youngerpeople today,college students and faculty membersfrom 34 universities and colleges of Canada and theUnited States,gave a week to this very emphasis atVictoria University,affiliate of the University of Toronto,August 24-29th.  \nFacing the problem as it appears on the collegecampus in North America and in its related social andpersonal aspects,the program of the school led,also,to the consideration of alcohol in present-day culture,its character and consequences,and of educational acti-vities that can be effective aids toward improvement andsolution of the situation.These purposes were soughtin the following ways:By means of the latest scientificinformation brought by internationally known scientists;study of the motivations,and of personal and socialconditions back of the problem made available by thelectures of experienced psychologists and sociologists;by field visits to examine the results of alcohol in a prisonrehabilitation center and the activities of the A.A’s;byfree discussion in daily seminars on college problems,attitudes and counseling;by group discussion of thequestions that relate to the minister and the church;and by reports of what is being done by college educa-tors in their own fields.  \nHeld in Emmanuel College,Victoria University,theSchool was the third annual to date sponsored by TheIntercollegiate Association for Study of the AlcoholProblem.It followed those at Otterbein College,Ohio,in 1950,and Cornell,Iowa,in 1951.In attendance,rangeof attendance,and international fellowship among stu-  \nOctober,1952  \ndents it was particularly successful.Of the 68 receivingcertificates for full-time participation,more than two-thirds were students,college,graduate and theological;faculty members included professors,deans of menand deans of women;ministers,high school instructorsand all others attending were related,directly or in-directly,with education on alcohol at the high schoolor young adult level.  \nIn range of attendance,students and faculty memberscome from colleges as widely distributed as MountAllison in New Brunswick,Provincial Normal in Mani-toba,the University of British Columbia,Benedict andColumbia in South Carolina,State Teachers at Bemidji,Minn.,Cornell in Iowa,Boston University,Bates Collegein Maine,and Union in Kentucky.Ohio,Ontario,SouthCarolina and Virginia were most largely represented.  \nThe Lectures  \nBasic scientific information was brought to the Schoolby 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