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• Text: ...That first Exchange -- born of the dream of two New York farm boys, former 4-H'ers and then Army veterans who were concerned 2 that such a war should never happen again -- involved only four young people from Britain and 17 from the United States. From that modest beginning, interna...

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• Text: ...IT WAS GENERALLY AGREED WH I LE SOME FIND MANY IN AN EARLIER ERA, THAT THE RETURNING VETERANS OF WORLD WAR I I WERE AMONG THE ABLEST STUDENTS THE COLLEGES EVER HAD. THOSE REWARDING DAYS ARE BACK AGAIN, THIS TIME WITH NO PROSPECT THAT THEY WILL END. THE REQUIREMENTS HAVE 1960S, ...

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• Text: ...d to be taken to strengthen instructional programs. If students had more experience of life before they enrolled, like the veterans of the late 'forties, they would solve any problems of slackness by the demands they would make on the f aculty. However, short of war or some other vas...

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• Text: ...r years on active duty until 1970. 1 (JS): Well you’ve just gotten yourself into a good deal of trouble since I run the veteran’s history project, but we won’t worry about that now right here. So, were you in the army or? (MP): Air Force for those four years. (JS): Air Force for fo...

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• Text: ...OCS in Newport, Rhode Island. (JS): Well, since you are talking to the Director of the GVSU Veteran’s History Project, I’m going to have to ask you a few questions about that. What did your training program consist of? Oral History Interview with David Frey, May 7, 2010 2 (DF): Well...

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• Text: ...g that is continuing education must happen here (patently not true) ·..·A part of this relates to fiscal (you are hardened veterans at dealing with budgets not as large as you think they should be) - ·-Occupancy rates, balance sheets 6 Ch a l l eng et h a tcomm i tm en tt oC o n t i n ...

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• Text: ...exible about that, so within education if I was interested in doing, what about programming for new people? Okay. What about veterans? What about trustees? It’s actually how I ultimately would get into family. But I also credit it with really, really building the sort of liberal arts aspe...

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• Text: ...Again it was quite an experience to go to East Lansing. GI Bill was in effect, the dormitories were filling with veterans who should have had priority. I was in a little boarding house, became a member of an agricultural, social, and professional fraternity the second and third year, that a...