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STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS The Studenteky Domov Mm 1921, the unique Stulentsky Domov, an international student social centre, was officially opened at Prague. aoe Twenty-one different nationclities are represented by its ane - i 6,000 members. "To visit the building any night during the week is to _. -@atch something of the international good-will which it represents. One may find in progress an entertainment by the Ukrainian Glee Club, a Russian Singing Festival, ea Ceech dance, or a German debate, Anda whatever group provides the program, the other groups are all represented | fn the audience, whether or not they are able to uncerstarda the language of the performers or the slenificance of their performance." - Stanley High, "The Revolt cf Youth". Students of Central European conditions report that the Studentsky Domov, where men who are likely Boon to have part 4n the affairs of their various nations meet, acquire mutual toleration ard respect, emi become friends, is one of the most hopeful signs Mx the future in middie Europe today. RELIGIOUS GROUPS International Y.M.C.A. Yadison Aves, New York City. The Y.H.C.A., under the general direction of its inter- national committee, carries on "foreign work". This work includes the maintenance of centers in many foreign countries, through which 2 spirit of internationsl fellowship is promoted by cor- . respondence, and by making possible sympathetic contects dy travelers. The international committee stimulates the study of the great questions now confronting the nations and “awakens men end boys to the necessity of finding Christien solutions to the problems of international relations.” It also carries on a “ergerdly service” with thousands of students from foreign countries and American universities and msintains work with boys