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* On November 13, 1980, Jdmuchrkxn anannh- ' ropology student at U.P.E.I. last _year, arrived hone afua:a'flneexmxmh sunrin the west Indies. O'Brien was one of two Islanders dxeen1x>q>ahmmdkw Cmudimicnxmraxb Infirmnetional «II) blah , effini.u3pn:mmexnxsse‘ culhneltnmersunkfing‘ beUmKHICEnada and fix! Third Wbrld Countries.

O'Brien left .

cmniofleumm.mrmst28’ fin:an<nienflnion ' waflmmdin‘knnnflaand iien fhavcn bolus 'plaoement insSt. Georges, Barbados. “mile in St. Georges, O'Brien worked in' 'flraihelma Barren Mamnial Ikne flmtcruxfledcifildnan Hi53k1>wasix>hehptme childn31use theirlfinbs by dfing<naftwofl<asvell as Unremiandvnite. He finmd'flfim'fle Lhdng cmruiers flmrthelrurfi- agredxeryrmflenmbut ” the teaching facilitieS‘ very poor.

EothCTBrhaIandIfis Cmfisnxmb afllewme‘fixmd firmeelve52h1a grafl:deal ofcnntmfizwidlthexuuive people and their society.

"Iheyamraa veryzfifimk findtnsubtkapeopkyfi said Ofihien. “fifis;wasxery disoonceriting for-the

.tourists. The society‘ maearslmnewapesshe hl day hocknrlife than our“ cuflflne. It.&am8‘fl3be" a.non—viohau:sxxfiety but. one‘fluu:inchrb31mmh momaphyskxd amfiect".v

After his sunrin the Baflxflbes,CYBrka1 travelledzhlitinidad, Gque auiGnmmwe fin: agnochmuelytmovmeks 'Ufiweltjne pnxddedin thecxflipnxman. Somaof hisrmxn:interesting experiencesrxxnuzed ha (Enema and(hemada.

CrBrien suflxxithat he fowmd<hneme "typical ofvhat,Irmd hmxnned arficuflxmafip'UJbe. Fbr examfle, fimxfign flqxnis arexxnzalhawxiinUDthe <xmmtry-and<&yemese cnnzencv isrxnzaccepted

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,, In comparison with Guyana,(YBrien dxxxibes Grenada as a "dictatorship thatlru;just1x&m.thnmkm aavery;xpukn:revohnion. 'He paxfle d3not:&el' controlled, nor do they 'lack freedom. Americans and Omumfians are dislflqai and fifined hiChrmada.ffle dflfiataUX' axearstn realize the extent of his presponsibilites."

On the whole, O'Brien enjoyed the trip, especially the learning experience hnxflyed. Eb reozmemds the(IHZprOgnm1to arfixe interested in participating in CUSO orsflnfilar promzms-

After Christmas, he will be giving a series of promothmnd.talks to the various<mxxms who anSOHXIhnnintme program. .

Bysxeadng dunnLhis experiences, O'Brien meS'UJpnumne finerest h1the;nngnmnand:h1the "Third Wbrld" countries.

because Guyana will not exdumge:&xeig1curnamy for it".

Whikainliyena, CYBrien raxflyed some fascinating insight into a.part ofaavery diverse

culhne. 31(kyanate stawaivdth abkelen flmfilyvdm hudtedlfinlto participate in an Islamic hdhrwafiend. He-ka part blthe Moskmmservioe in flraMmane auL Lfler, helped-uraheadcnfthe family sacrifaoe a cow for dinner. Their meal consisted*of curried beef

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