Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 31, 1969
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An international snow woman with flags of more than 50 countries pinned to her skirt gets a final pat from Jose Barbera (left) of Madrid, Spain, who never before had seen snow before coming to Ann Arbor as an exchange student. Two other high school students who never had seen snow before leaving their native countries are Ignacia Almeida (center) of Quito, Ecuador, and Christiane Thielcke of West Berlin. They built the international snow person in front of the International Cultural Exchange, 290 S. Wagner Rd., Scio Township.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 29, 1974
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Chinese student Elizabeth Lee rehearses fan dance for fair.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, August 31, 1967
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Miss Iva Smith (left), receptionist at the International Center, helps newcomers Eisuke Sakakibara and his wife, Mihoko, register for foreign student activities. Eisuke will study economics at the U-M. This is the couple's first year at the University, but second year in the United States. They hail from Tokyo, Japan. Center volunteers will aid them in becoming acquainted with Ann Arbor.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 18, 1962
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New Experience: Sri Hardjoko Wirjomartono of Java, an island in Indonesia, found Michigan snow a new experience. While studying for his master's degree in mechanical engineering at the University, Sri is learning about American living through the Family Host Program. The Wilfred M. Kincaid family of 1358 Arlington Blvd., including Walter, 6, David, 4, and long-haired pal, and Bill, 9, (left to right), is entertaining him once a month during his stay in Ann Arbor.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 18, 1962
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Indian Guests: Dr. and Mrs. Carl E. Gingles of 204 Mark Hannah Pl., participants in the Family Host Program since its inception five years ago, will entertain both their past and present participants in the program at Christmas dinner next Tuesday. Pointing to the world globe, Rao Mutyala Bhaskararao shows Bruce Gingles, 7 1/2, his Indian homeland, while the other Gingles, Sallie, 15, Dad and Mom, Catherine, 12, and Alice, 5, (left to right), gather around. Ramdas Bhirud of Bombay, India, (right) still visits the family although he has "moved on" to new hosts after visiting the Gingleses regularly for the past two years.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 1, 1963
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Leave for North: Some of the 36 teachers from 17 foreign nations who are in training at the University's English Language Institute are boarding a bus in yesterday's rain at the Michigan Union for a trip to Michigan's Upper Peninsula and Chicago. The teachers were entertained last night by the U-M Alumni Club at Sault Ste. Marie, and tonight will be guests of the Alumni Club of Menominee. The group will then travel through Wisconsin to Chicago, returning home Monday.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 16, 1965
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Mr. K. S. Srikantan and his wife Vatsala, both of whom are graduate students at the University, share their apartment with mementos of their home in India and their travels in Africa. The statue of a Masai tribe man from Tanganyika stands in front of a plate and dinner bell from India. The Srikantans are holding a pure copper plate with rock carving from Rhodesia and a little African drum. The rug is made from a monkey skin from Ethiopia. The couple spent two and a half years in Africa while Mr. Srikantan was working as a statistics expert with the United Nations.