Wisp'r nr 10 - 14.03.96

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This week in wisp'r 10:

International Club carries on with new blood

The International Club Association is well known for club evenings and good music. 'Music is an international language,' says Leon Pijnenburg, newly elected president of the club. At the annual general meeting a new council of eight members was also elected. ICA is more than a place to dance, although lack of time and motivation among volunteers and shortage of money sometimes hamper the club.

Local communities have to marry the government

"For a marriage to work, both parties have something to offer", argued Augustin Chi, a government official of the Ministry of Environment and Forestry of Cameroon. Chi is executing his PhD at the Maastricht school of management. His research focuses on the compatibility of government policy with indigenous culture in forest management.

International student sports day in Wageningen

"Except for a squash player, which we will borrow from another team, the Wageningen MSc student team is complete now. The only thing what is needed more is a horde of supporters who cheer on our team of course", says Ankie Lamberts of the Dean's Office for Foreign Students.

Summary (WUB)

An English Summary of the Dutch articles and news that were published in the Wageningen University Paper (WUB) of this week.

Wisp'r nr 10 - 14.03.96, mail to: SVink@RCL.Wau.nl