Tri‑S club members and others who were interested attended a meeting March 26 at which time a representative from the Peace Corps talked to them.

The speaker, who had served in the Corps in Ethiopia, talked to the students about her own experiences and how to apply to be a Peace Corps worker. The representative also spoke on the problems of the Middle East. She showed slides of her work, and at the end of the program students were able to ask questions.

"It was an interesting program, and she gave very valuable information to anyone interested in the Peace Corps," commented Mrs. Mary Hartman, sponsor of the club.

Tri‑S recently sponsored an Internation Simulation and they plan one more in the future. No other activities are planned.

Saturday, March 15, was another day for social science at Maine, from 9 am. to 12:45 p.m. when the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations presented "Focus on the Far East." Three specialists on the subject of Asia spoke to students and guests in the auditorium.

The first speaker, Mr. Richard Halloran, spoke on "Japan's Emerging Role in Asia." Mr. Gerald S. Margnov spoke on "Indonesia: The Quest for Stability." The last speaker lectured on "China in the Year of the Rooster."

After each speech the audience was able to ask questions and later attend any of the three seminars on Japan, Indonesia, and China, the three countries covered.