Wednesday, Dec. 7, 1955. University Daily Kansan
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Foreign Student's Dual Role Leaves Little Time For Play
The dual role of teacher and student is keeping Dr. Hermine Papacek, Austrian foreign student, busy.
Dr. Papacek is studying American civilization and literature at the University and she teaches German on the campus and in Lawrence city schools.
Educated In Vienna
"At present, I am teaching German to 29 grade school students as a part of an experiment," she said.
Educated by Dr. Vienna
Dr. Papacek was educated in
Vienna where she attended grade
school, high school, and the
University of Vienna. She also has
attended the Goethe Institute in
Munich, West Germany, and has
studied in Dublin, Ireland.
"There are a few student houses, but most students live in different parts of the city."
"In Europe, we don't have a secluded campus such as this for students," Dr. Papacek said.
The most noticeable difference between Europe and the United States is the vastness of your country. Europe is more compact with quicker changes of landscape."
Active In Drama
For relaxation, she enjoys photography, drama, and music. While in Europe, she was active in the drama workshops sponsored by the Austro-American Institute for Education.
"I like American hillbilly music, but I haven't had time to listen to many of the popular records." Dr. Papacek said.
Most of her photography has been done in black and white, but she is now studying methods of taking colored pictures.
Faculty Club To Hear Drurys
"Japanese Universities and the Women of Japan" will be the subject of a talk by Mr. and Mrs. James Drury at the Faculty Club at 5 p.m. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Allen will be hosts. A supper will follow the talk.
DR. HERMINE PAPACEK
Co-op Conference To Begin Friday
Hal Charles of the Consumer's Co-operative Association will be the principal speaker at the annual conference of the Central League of Campus Co-op to be held at the Student Union Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
The program also includes a panel discussion on "Where Do We Go From Here?" and discussion groups on the general organization of coops.
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