Two international student groups meet
"Our aim is at cross-cultural exchange, presenting cultural facets of Indian life to non-Indians," Surendra Bhana, grad-
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chance to visit some of the important places in the nation's capital and largest city. The White House and the United Nations are key places to be visited on the trip.
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AKBER R. HASHAM, Tanzanian graduate student and vice president of the I-Club, said the tour has been planned to give the international students a
and announced a planned student tour to New York and Washington. D.C. during Spring vacation.
Bhana said that the Indian Club has been regarded in the past as national and therefore only open to Indian students.
More information is available in the I-Club office in the basement of Kansas Union.
uate student from South Africa and new president of the Indian Club, said.
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THE CLUB MET for the first time this semester, Sunday night.
Included in the club's tentative program for this semester are a guest evening, a picnic, participation in the International Festival and a special discussion, "India as seen by an American."
The International Club met in the Kansas Union last Friday
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