Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 21, 1953
Caption:
Burmese Teachers Arrive: American women look over the dress of two Burmese teachers, among a group of foreign teachers arriving in Ann Arbor by train this morning. The pair, Khin Tint, in front, and Khin San Yee, teachers of English in their native country, will attend a special 10-week course at the University for foreign teachers of English. Thirty-four teachers from 14 countries will attend the special course given by the University's English Language Institute.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 3, 1954
Caption:
Foreign Foods Sampled: Foreign teachers of English, studying at the University's English Language Institute, gathered at Haisley School last night for a dinner in which several of the teachers prepared favorite foods of their respective home countries. Doing kitchen work here are (from left to right) Sawaaki Sakuda of Japan, Teruko Inoue of Japan, Shih-Chih Tung of Formosa, Peng Ann Tan of Indonesia, Henny Tumengkol of Indonesia, and Armi Ailas of Finland. The teachers, who will be in Ann Arbor until Dec. 19, are studying under grants from the U. S. Office of Education.