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	Teaching U.S. History in Argentina \| M. Graciela Abarca \| November 2004 OAH Newsletter
		The university authorities, faculty and students were very enthusiastic about the introduction of new courses, but there was still a long way to go before U.S. history, among others, could become fully established as an important component in the training of historians.
		In 1987, after a year as visiting scholar at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Pablo Pozzi undertook the difficult task of developing the first course on U.S. history at the University of Buenos Aires.
		This journal is edited by University of Buenos Aires faculty and the Center of American Studies in collaboration with universities in Brazil, Chile, Paraguay and Uruguay, thereby offering a South American perspective on U.S. history issues.
	www.oah.org /pubs/nl/2004nov/abarca.html (1149 words)

	J.D. Student Central \| Academic Programs \| Study Abroad Programs \| BU Law Programs \| University of Buenos Aires, ...
		BU Law students who are fluent in Spanish can study international and comparative law -- and, in particular, the laws of Latin America, one of the fastest growing economic regions of the world -- through BU Law's exchange program at the University of Buenos Aires (UBA), Argentina's oldest and largest law school.
		Argentina's capital city of Buenos Aires (the "Paris of the South") is the country's commercial and cultural center -- and a natural choice as one of the most desirable places to study in all of Latin America.
		Up to two BU Law students can attend UBA in either the fall or spring semester.
	www.bu.edu /law/central/jd/programs/abroad/buenosaires.html (152 words)

	Universidad de Buenos Aires - UBA : Buenos Aires, Argentina Language Institute
		UBA classes are also a great way to meet other foreigners living in or visiting Buenos Aires and when your common ground is speaking Spanish together - it is great practice.
		The quality of the teaching is generally wonderful however, the materials are lacking from the quality one might expect from one of the most celebrated universities in Latin America.
		Despite this, UBA is far and away one of the best, most affordable options in the city.
	www.buenosaires-argentina.com /language/universidad-de-buenos-aires-uba.html (366 words)

	Buenos Aires (city) - MSN Encarta
		Buenos Aires is situated on the Río de la Plata, which is an immense estuary formed by the confluence of the Paraná and Uruguay rivers.
		The core of the Buenos Aires metropolitan area is the City of Buenos Aires, a federal district and the nation’s capital.
		Despite its immense population, Buenos Aires is surprisingly homogenous in its ethnic and racial composition.
	encarta.msn.com /encyclopedia_761571750/Buenos_Aires_(city).html (1494 words)

	Buenos Aires Study Abroad, Argentina (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Tango is one of the cultural treasures born in Buenos Aires.
		The population of Buenos Aires is incredibly diverse.
		Buenos Aires is a diverse, multicultural center with a proud history, fascinating culture, and influential economy.
	www.studyabroad.com /buenos_aires.html (597 words)

	Tourism in Buenos Aires: the city, climate, location, history
		Buenos Aires is a singular, open and integrating destination that allows the visitor not only to view the city but also to live an exceptional urban adventure.
		The City of Buenos Aires is the capital of the Argentine Republic and is located in the southern hemisphere, latitude 34º 36’ and longitude 58º 26’.
		Buenos Aires is a safe city, but as in any other big city in the world, the tourist should take some precautions.
	www.bairesapartments.com /buenosaires/about_buenosaires.php (878 words)

	Buenos Aires - Ecotourism with JOURNEYS International
		Buenos Aires is the capital of Argentina and its largest city and port.
		Strongly influenced by European culture, Buenos Aires is sometimes referred to as the "Paris of the South" or "Paris of South America." It is one of the most sophisticated cities in Latin America, renowned for its architecture, night life, and cultural activities.
		Buenos Aires is the financial, industrial, commercial, and cultural hub of Argentina.
	www.journeys-intl.com /info/buenos_aires (791 words)

	International Higher Education--14/3
		UBA remains the most prestigious university in the nation, and although it is losing ground to several of the new private institutions, graduates earn considerable status by holding a degree from the university.
		The relationship between UBA and the government is influenced both by the ideology of autonomy and by the politicization of the university.
		UBA is traditionally linked to one of the political parties, and partisan politics infuses both campus decision making and the relations between the university and the government.
	www.bc.edu /bc_org/avp/soe/cihe/newsletter/News14/text3.html (1597 words)

	Study Abroad Argentina: Buenos Aires and the University of Belgrano
		Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina, is famous for its European style and sophistication.
		A third of the population is centered in Buenos Aires.
		A private, non-profit foundation founded in 1964, the University of Belgrano is recognized by the Argentine Ministry of Education and grants academic and professional degrees valid nationally.
	www.aifs.com /college/ays06/buenosaires/location.htm (408 words)

	Study Abroad Argentina: Buenos Aires and the University of Belgrano
		Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina, is famous for its European style and sophistication.
		A third of the population is centered in Buenos Aires.
		A private, non-profit foundation founded in 1964, the University of Belgrano is recognized by the Argentine Ministry of Education and grants academic and professional degrees valid nationally.
	www.aifs.org /college/ays06/buenosaires/location.htm (408 words)

	Buenos Aires travel guide - Wikitravel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Buenos Aires constantly receives tourists from all over the world and offers a large choice cultural events, nightlife, restaurants and pubs, so you can expect good services and a wide range of options.
		Buenos Aires has also one of the largest homosexual communities in Latin America and there is a liberal attitude towards gay society.
		First, Buenos Aires is such an excellent city for walking that if something is within 20 or 30 blocks, it is often worth the extra effort to go on foot and get to know the city on a more intimate level.
	wikitravel.org /en/Buenos_Aires (7314 words)

	Bernardo Alberto Houssay (www.whonamedit.com)
		Aires was the scientific beacon for all of Latin America, and from its laboratories emerged disciples who were to occupy prominent positions in scientific research and training throughout the continent.
		In 1919 Houssay was appointed to the chair of physiology at the University of Buenos Aires School of Medicine, and promptly converted the department into a full-fledged Institute of Physiology capable of engaging in experimental investigations.
		Consequently, with 150 other Argentinean academics, he was stripped of his university posts and forced to continue his research in a private laboratory especially organized for him and his collaborators with the support of funds contributed by the Sauberán Foundation and other bodies.
	www.whonamedit.com /doctor.cfm/1976.html (1586 words)

	In Buenos Aires, Researchers Exhume Long-Unclaimed African Roots
		BUENOS AIRES -- Their disappearance is one of Argentina's most enduring mysteries.
		According to some researchers, as many as 10 percent of Buenos Aires residents are partly descended from fl Argentines but have no idea.
		Estimates of the current population of fls in Buenos Aires are essentially wild guesses, partly because the Argentine government has not reflected African racial ancestry in its census counts in well over a century.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/content/article/2005/05/04/AR2005050402125_pf.html (1034 words)

	Bernardo A. Houssay
		Bernardo Houssay was born on April 10, 1887 in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
		It was at the time when, on his initiative, the Institute of Physiology of the Faculty of Medicine of Buenos Aires was created, and he was selected as Director.
		Bernardo Houssay died in Buenos Aires on the 21 of September of 1971 leaving an important legacy and dozens of disciples who would achieve international success.
	www.easybuenosairescity.com /biografias/houssay1.htm (664 words)

	Protests and Repression over Election of New Rector of Buenos Aires University \| Real World Radio
		Amid student protests, the new rector of the Buenos Aires University (UBA) was elected in an assembly held on Monday under a strict security operation at the Argentine Congress.
		The protest, organized by the Buenos Aires University Federation (FUBA), demanded a greater democratization of the university’s statutes and to speed up the appointments of the university’s governing council and the procedures to hire new professors.
		Hallu, who defines himself a “non-activist peronista”, promised to work for a “public and free university”, while the congress’ security forces forced a student that was yelling against the new rector, to leave the premises.
	www.radiomundoreal.fm /rmr/?q=en/node/20853 (320 words)

	Survival of the fittest - University of Buenos Aires Change - Find Articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The University of Buenos Aires (UBA), Argentina's largest and most prestigious institution of higher learning, has put into place an educational model that, in a perverse way, has lessons for higher education policy worldwide.
		UBA, an institution with more than 180,000 students, has been shaped over the years by the educational ideas of the 1918 Cordoba reform - a movement that: originated in Argentina and has had a profound impact on universities throughout Latin America - which have calcified into rigid policy.
		People are well aware that UBA graduates have accomplished a great deal simply by surviving a difficult academic environment long enough to obtain their degrees.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m1254/is_3_31/ai_55015328 (871 words)

	CHAGAS Disease (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Uriel Kitron is the principal investigator at the University of Illinois.
		Ricardo Gurtler is the co-principal investigator at the University of Buenos Aires.
		Joel Cohen of Rockefeller University, NY is the co-investigator in charge of the mathmatical modeling component of the project.
	www.cvm.uiuc.edu /path/chagas/aboutus/aboutus.html (253 words)

	Tilburg University: Biography of Patricia Morales
		Patricia Morales studied philosophy at the University of Buenos Aires and Goethe University in Frankfurt.
		As assistant to professor Ruud Lubbers at Tilburg University (1998-2000), she became involved in the Earth Charter process, participating in the research program and the organization of conferences.
		She collaborates actively with members of several universities, UN Agencies and NGOs of different countries, being member of the foundation Encounter of World Views and of the National Platform of Johannesburg.
	www.tilburguniversity.nl /globus/people/researchers/morales.html (205 words)

	Learn Spanish in Buenos Aires - Spanish language school in Aregentina
		The national dance, the tango, is perhaps the best expression of the spirit of Buenos Aires, practiced in dance halls, parks, open plazas, and ballrooms, it is a dance of intimate separation and common rhythm, combining both an elegant reserve and an exuberant passion.
		All of them hold a university degree and have a good general knowledge, which is of great importance to the interaction with the students.
		The close collaboration with the University of Buenos Aires is a guarantee of the academic excellence of their courses.
	www.linguaserviceworldwide.com /learn_spanish_in_buenos_aires.htm (1334 words)

	Spanish Courses in Argentina
		The University of Buenos Aires is divided into various schools, one of which is the schools of Agronomy.
		Buenos Aires is famous throughout South America for its theatres, museums and galleries.
		Buenos Aires is famous for its many restaurants and different types of cuisine, all at a very reasonable price.
	www.travellersworldwide.com /01-argentina/01-argentina-spanish.htm (2247 words)

	I studied biology in the University of Buenos Aires (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		I studied biology in the University of Buenos Aires, Argentina.
		I was then very lucky to join Dr. Lidia Szczupak’s group in the laboratory of Physiology and Molecular Biology in the University of Buenos Aires where I had a great time doing my Ph.D. studying neuromodulatory systems in the leech and their interaction with sensory-motor pathways.
		Marlen Petersen’s lab at the Institute of Physiology from the University of Wuerzburg.
	www-biology.ucsd.edu /~aburgin/Bio.htm (222 words)

	IAI - Homepage (en) - Urban Popular University -
		One of the first regional workshops (Buenos Aires, May 2-12 2006) is geared toward leaders of low income neighborhoods and micro-business associations and heads of local economic activity in Argentina and Peru.
		It is being organized in partnership with the Neighbors Federation (Fedevi), social researchers from the University of Buenos Aires, THE “Instituto Superior Octubre —ISO-“, the NGO “Fundación Octubre”, purpose is to develop trainers and debate political strategy, discussing and coordinating themes key to local activities, supported by the Basque Government.
		The workshop organized at the Bolivarian University of Venezuela, Caracas, on the third day of the VI World Social Forum for the International Alliance of Inhabitants, has allowed the work developed over the last two years on the Urban Popular University to be opened up to a large, varied audience.
	www.habitants.org /upu (406 words)

	Carlos Saavedra Lamas - Biography
		Born in Buenos Aires, Carlos Saavedra Lamas (November 1, 1878-May 5, 1959) was a member of the «aristocracy» of Argentina.
		Saavedra Lamas was a distinguished student at Lacordaire College and at the University of Buenos Aires where he received the Doctor of Laws degree in 1903, summa cum laude.
		Later, he inaugurated a course in sociology at the University of Buenos Aires, taught political economy and constitutional law in the Law School of the university, and eventually served as the president of the university.
	nobelprize.org /nobel_prizes/peace/laureates/1936/lamas-bio.html (1085 words)

	Columbia Law : University of Buenos Aires
		Since 1997, Columbia Law School has had a program with the University of Buenos Aires (UBA) under which up to five Columbia Law students fluent in Spanish may spend their second or third year fall or spring semester in Buenos Aires.
		The university is the largest in Latin America, having a total of 183,000 students, 23,000 of whom are studying law.
		The semesters at University of Buenos Aires are 16 weeks long, with the fall (Northern Hemisphere) semester commencing the first Monday in August until the end of November, and the spring (Northern Hemisphere) semester commencing the first Monday in March and ending in late June or early July.
	www.law.columbia.edu /center_program/intl_progs/Semesterstudy/Buenos_Aires (908 words)

	Buenos Aires Herald (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Rubén Hallú elected head of the University of Buenos Aires and Jaime Sorín vice-chancellor despite protests to block the vote for a sixth time.
		Five university students were arrested yesterday as protesters and police clashed outside Congress while the general assembly of the University of Buenos Aires elected Rubén Hallú as chancellor.
		He also promised that the university will continue to be free-of-charge and without admittance restrictions and will continue being co-governed (students, alumni and teachers participate in the elections of UBA officials).
	www.buenosairesherald.com /argentina/note.jsp?idContent=340053 (290 words)

	Universities in Argentina,University Programs Buenos Aires,Spanish Language Courses,Graduate Degree
		The University of Belgrano (UB) is a private institution in Belgrano, a suburb in northeast Buenos Aires, a quick subway or bus-ride away from downtown Buenos Aires.
		UB aims to to provide high-quality education, to promote research in all disciplines, and to foster the social and cultural development of the community.
		After more than thirty years of continuous growth, the University of Belgrano now has thirteen schools devoted to both undergraduate and graduate education in several fields.
	www.learn4good.com /great_universities/argentina_university_degrees_spanish_language_programs.htm (397 words)

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