" She worked part-time to earn enough money to travel to France and Switzerland before she went on to attend the eighth World Festival of Youth and Students in Helsinki, Finland.

Beginning in 1894, Christian ministers under the direction of Charles Taze Russell were appointed to travel to and work with local Bible Students congregations for a few days at a time ; within a few years appointments were extended internationally, formally designated as " pilgrims ", and scheduled for twice-yearly, week-long visits at each local congregation.

Students from the surrounding areas of Dwight, Alta Vista, and Wilsey travel to Council Grove to attend high school.

Students in the district travel to Dalton to attend Nessacus Regional Middle School for sixth through eighth grades and Wahconah Regional High School for the high grades.

Students from New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and New York travel to and attend the private ( day ) school Sussex Christian School, an inter-denominational Christian School that was founded in 1958 by members of the Sussex Christian Reformed Church.

Students and tourists often travel from Cambridge by punt to picnic in the meadows or take tea at The Orchard.

At this meeting, the Inter-Varsity Association and the International Students Bureau ( which organised student travel and had been lobbying for a national body ) agreed to merge.

Students who travel with IBI during the summer visit corporate headquarters, manufacturing plants, and government and international agencies in Europe, India, and China.

Students interested in participating in the project receive a $ 500 travel stipend from the Spaceward Bound Program run out of NASA Ames Research Center.

Students from all parts of the world travel with UWP for one or two semesters.

Students travel to Washington and spend a week hearing from prominent speakers, meet with interest group spokesmen and tour the national capital.

Students used to travel to it from all parts of the Arabian Peninsula.

Students are required to take three Jan-terms during their time at AC, and many use the semester to either take a class in a different area than their regular studies, intensify their study in their designated field, or travel abroad on one of the many travel Jan-terms.

Fees range from $ 3999 ( Wonders of the Canadian West ) to $ 12500 ( Students on Ice-Antarctica ), and include travel expenses, lodging, meals, and activities.

Students also have the option of going on school-sponsored academic travel or exchange.

Students travel across Europe and the world in a series of diverse cultural, educational, and service trips, which have included Paris, Rome, Madrid, Istanbul, Dublin, New York, Jordan, Kenya, Cambodia, Prague, Berlin, Morocco, Barcelona, and Lisbon.

Students also made use of the tunnels to travel between buildings occupied by strikers.

Students are provided with a full scholarship and stipend that covers the entire program ( including the home-based practicum ), and related travel expenses.

Students on the programme have the opportunity to travel to environmental research sites, and can benefit from the interdisciplinary research taking place in the Cornwall Campus's Environment and Sustainability Institute ( ESI ).

Additional servcies include the online housing registry, campus lost and found, travel and conference funding, campus " Safewalk ", the Students ' Union Student Rights Advisor, 240 student clubs, various awareness weeks, " Cinemania ", and the time-honoured end-of-year-crasher " Bermuda Shorts Day ".

Students can travel to adjacent blocks by linked walkways or footbridges.

Students must often travel to nearby towns in order to pursue higher levels of education, since most villages do not have secondary schools.

Students from Africa can apply for full scholarships, including travel, board & lodging, tuition, and a stipend.

Students continue on to Foley High School in nearby Foley for grades 9 through 12.

Students in sixth through eighth grade attend middle school in nearby Newberry.

Students in sixth through twelfth grade attend Hawthorne Middle / High School in nearby

Students living in the Taylorsville area enroll into either the Bartow County School System located in nearby Cartersville or the Polk County School System located in nearby Rockmart.

Students also attend the Bug-O-Nay-Ge-Shig School in nearby Bena, a Bureau of Indian Affairs-funded elementary and secondary school established in 1975.

Students attend the nearby Highland Elementary and Highland Junior-Senior High School.

High School Students have had to attend Smoky Mountain High School in nearby Sylva since Cullowhee High School closed in 1988.

Students attended Riverdale High School before it was consolidated with the high school in nearby Underwood, North Dakota.

Students from Wakita now go to a consolidated school district with the students from the nearby towns of Pond Creek, Renfrow, and Hunter.

Students attend Fort Mill schools, which are located nearby and are considered among the best in the state.

Students in nearby Weber Canyon and Mirror Lake Canyon also reside in the school district boundaries.

Students from the small nearby US exclave of Point Roberts, Washington above 3rd grade are bused through the border to Blaine to attend school.

Students in grades seven through twelve have the option of attending the schools in nearby Driggs, Idaho or providing their own transportation to attend the secondary schools in Jackson.

Students from the nearby Darmstadt University of Technology began flying gliders from the Wasserkuppe as early as 1911, but interest in gliding in Germany increased greatly after 1918 when the Treaty of Versailles restricted the production or use of powered aircraft in the nation.

Students attend secondary school in nearby Petrolia and Dresden, both of which serve as local service centres for residents.

Students are also free to take classes at nearby Clarkson University and SUNY Potsdam.

Students have access to many places in Montana, from hiking in the nearby city and state parks to sightseeing in Yellowstone National Park to going to a concert at MetraPark.

Students from Sydney University and the nearby University of Technology reside here but due to its central Sydney location, access to facilities, and attractive terraces, homes in the suburb are increasingly sought after by higher paid workers and families.

Students from nearby Davidson College could also be found enjoying themselves there on the weekends.

Students can call their teachers by their first names, and every Friday the principal escorts the seniors to lunch at Fourth Street Live, a nearby entertainment facility.

Students from the two public schools, upon finishing Year 7, generally attend secondary school at nearby Hallet Cove R-12 High School or Seaview High.

Students typically walk to the stadium from the Ellicott Complex, Greiner Hall, and the Governors Complex or take the UB Stampede buses directly to Alumni Arena, which is nearby.