February 18, 1983 (vol. 93, iss. 115) • Page Image 3
… - Improvisational comedy revue, "Full Frontal Lunacy," 9p.m., 408W. Washington. Professional Theater Program - "Old Times," 8 p.m., Trueblood Arena, Frieze Bldg. Speakers Organization of Arab Students, Arab…
… Student jobs available in Britain, Ireland February 19 Films Black Cinema Project - Josephine Baker, Black and Tan, and The Har- der They Come, 7:30 p.m., Palmer Park Aud. Ann Arbor Film Co-op - Picnic…
… United States, has been hit hard by unemployment in the past few years. Keeping that in mind, Britain would not seem a likely place for American college students to find work. Thanks to a special agreement…
… bet- ween the British and U.S. governments, however, an employment exchange program, which began in 1966, allows students the opportunity to work abroad. Police notes 1~ THE PROGRAM, administered…
… join- tly by the British Universities North America Club and4he Council on Inter- national Educational Exchange, has helped thousands of American students to find work in Britain, bypassing the red tape…
… involved in getting foreign work permits. A fee of $60 buys qualified students a "Blue Card," which clears them for six months of paid work overseas. A similar employment program in Ireland was set up in…
… 1975 in cooperation with the Union of Students in Ireland and the Irish Ministry of Foreign Affairs. HUNDREDS OF students participate annually and are permitted to work throughout Ireland for a period of…
… up to four months. Earlier this week, Nicholas Meaney and Maggie Barnes from the British program, and Irish representative Seona Mac Reamoim were in Ann Ar- bor to address students about their…
… money, if students are willing to look for them. "THE IDEA of the program is to give students who normally couldn't afford the cost of traveling in Europe the op- portunity to do so," Meaney said. Dr. Jim…
… Gehlhar of the University's International Center said, "It's a good program because it offers students a means to get jobs (in Europe) legally over the summertime." In the past, students have worked as…

