Fall 1992
A chance to truly "become participants in
American life"—Jean Grant explores how attending a small liberal arts college
can improve the exchange experience for international students.
No time to learn about e-mail? Terhi Mölsä thought so too, but now she calls e-mail a
"miracle solution." She explains why, as well as how she taught herself about
e-mail and gained free access for her advising center.
Can you answer this question in twenty words or less? Here's a page of thoughts from Lia
Hutton to condense.
Small doesn't mean a small range of options. Jane Conklin describes some of the ways
liberal arts colleges expand student resources and get creative with their programs.
Transfer of credit—an all-American practice that is not as arcane as it sounds. Doris
B. Johnson and Philip J. Palin explain how it works.
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