International Organization Of Stetson University

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The main purpose of the International Organization shall be to promote cultural diversity and awareness across the population of Stetson University and the city of Deland. This club will also be an arena for interaction and cultural exchange among students of all nations. The International Student Organization shall also provide a ground where the interests and concerns of international students will be addressed in a social and supportive manner.

Other News & Notes

9-22-05
Frank Rich, a NY Times columnist, discusses the political imagery used by top leaders to control popular opinion about Katrina and other hot issues. In this article you can read how effectively this is done.

9-20-05
An objective view of ourselves involves considering the views of others and learning from them. In today's edition the French newspaper Le Monde describes the possible long- and short-term effects of Katrina not only for the United States but also for the world. (Either you or your browser must be able to translate from French!) For those that don't know French, e-mail me and I will happily send you a translation of the article! It is worth reading!

9-20-05
The acclaimed British journalist, John Pilger, draws effective connections between hurricane Katrina and how America is viewed by some on the international arena. For all those interested in international and domestic democracy and/or holding extreme or moderate political views.

9-19-05
The International Organization at Stetson University launches its official website. To celebrate this occasion celebrating diversity, a cordial invitation is extended to all those with a constructive attitude and an empty-stomach mindset. The meeting will feature free pizza and refreshments at the Conference Room in the Hollis Center this Thursday at 7:30 pm.

9-19-05
Last week was the summit meeting of the United Nations. Who did what at the meeting is discussed in the following article.

9-19-05
In Sunday's election, the Party of the Christian Democrats challenged the ruling Social Democrats in a rather unclear way leaving many questions about Germany's future. To read about possible coalitions, check this article. (Either you or your browser must be able to translate from German!)