"Riders were very appropriate to a western war, but these horsemen could not have been more different. One group patrolled the oceanfront of The City after dark. While the residents of the nearby Sunset District and Seacliff huddled around the radios in their living rooms, curtains pulled and blinds lowered, listening to war news or to One Man s Family, other residents rode the beaches. Mounted on their own ponies, the men of the San Francisco Polo Club labored through the sands of China Beach, Baker Beach, and the Ten Mile Beach, looking for Imperial Japanese intruders." from the...
"Riders were very appropriate to a western war, but these horsemen could not have been more different. One group patrolled the oceanfront of The Ci...
This 40th Anniversary Retrospective presents the reminiscences of the directors of Indiana University's Office of Overseas Study, from its creation in 1972 until the present day. They recount not only how IU faculty and administrators selected partners and locations around the world but also how they established systems at the university to facilitate student access and participation. Integrating such programs into a large public institution of eight campuses posed challenges as well as opportunities. While study abroad today is considered a high impact educational activity that students...
This 40th Anniversary Retrospective presents the reminiscences of the directors of Indiana University's Office of Overseas Study, from its creation in...
