‘Ear-Bender 9 Relates Value
Of Overseas Experiment
THE BATTALION
Wednesday, January 14, 1970
College Station, Texas
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An ear-bending booth will be
in operation in the IMiemorial
Student Center post office area
Feb. 11-13.
When Paul Scopel of Seguin
goes on duty at the Experiment
in International Living display,
the earnbending will get energetic.
An Experimenter to Austria
last summer, Scopel believes in
the advantages of EIL.
“It gives a broader understand
ing of people,” the junior mar
keting major said.
“One of the reasons we have
so many problems in the U. S.
is that we fail to appreciate oth
ers’ problems,” he suggested.
“One way to improve the situ
ation is to learn another lan
guage.”
The MSC Travel Committee
chairman, who got started in Ger
man through EIL, also pointed
out that many leading U. S. col
leges and universities require a
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semester of work overseas.
Based on the concept that it is
best to learn to understand anoth
er people and their culture by
living among them as a member
of their family, EIL also offers
opportunity for extensive travel.
After language training at
Putney, Vt., and several weeks
with his “family” near Vienna,
Scopel and nine other Experi
menters visited Northern Italy,
Budapest, Hungary; Berschtes-
garten, Germany, and Austria’s
major cities. He also spent three
days in Czechoslovakia.
“The Czechs were more excit
ing, more emotional, more crea
tive,” he observed. “Hungarians,
in comparison, were definitely
subdued.”
Scopel’s father was Rudolf
Jansza of Soheibbs, Austria, 60
miles west of Vienna, which “we
visited five times.” Jansza, rep
resentative in the Lower Austria
government who also owned an
accounting firm operated out of
the family home, added Paul to
his family of 22-year-old Use,
Rudi 19 and Christa 16.
Active in the MSC as a direc
torate assistant, member of
Great Issues and SCONA XV
delegate, Scopel also serves on
the University Traffic Commit
tee and participated in the UT
Model U.N. Conference.
EIL has caused Paul to bite off
more, such as more courses in
psychology and German.
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By John Hotard
Associated Press Writer
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hearing before the Presidential
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agencies and others will tell what
is or isn’t being done to abate
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ing the channel one of the worst
polluted channels in the nation.
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the members of the advisory
board visited the Beaumont-Port
Arthur-Orange area.
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information of general interest
to the student body, Weston said.
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offices of the Athletic Depart
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Civilian Student Activities and
Student Programs. Weston said
that additional announcements
may be made by calling the
YMCA at 845-1626 between 8
a.m. and 4 p.m. the day before
the event occurs.
elude two days of fact-finding
along the Southeast Texas Coast
and inland waters.
At Corpus Christi they learned
about a contingency plan that
city is developing to clean up
any oil spill which may occur
such as the one last summer off
the beaches of Santa Barbara,
Calif.
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were impressed with the clean
water and docks in the Corpus
Christi harbor which contrasted
to Monday’s boat tour up the
polluted Houston ship channel.
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would have to bear the full brunt
of any accidental spills.
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the raw and refined products of
the petrochemical industry, there
is a built-in danger, he said.
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the federal government has no
complaint and added that a com
bination of state and federal
forces abating water pollution
made a good team.
“Let’s stop the studies and get
the job done,” he said.
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told Klein that his board “can
and will do the job down here.”
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abate water pollution was to hold
the quality of the water where it
is now and then enhance it.
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1967 when the board pointed out
that the Houston Ship Channel
was “grossly polluted.”
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them back to the state to see
what improvements have been
made.
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