Education in China Today
Myra Roper
Wednesday, 30 Nov 1966 at 8:00 pm – Great Hall, Memorial Union
Miss Myra Roper, an Australian journalist and educator, received her M.A. at Cambridge University in her native England. She has made four visits to China. Her most recent trip took her to china via the Trans-Siberian route during the summer of 1966. She is particularly interested in Chinese education and the arts in China. Miss Roper is the author of "China-The Surprising Country." Part of the World Affairs Series: The Problem of China
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