However, for those who are thinking of getting away from cold, dreary California for that week, there is still an option to consider. Dr. Raldo Parascenzo will lead a group of 45 travelers who will be staying in Torremolinos and making a number of field trips to Granada, Sevilla, Cordoba, and Tangiers. Also included in the price are full day excursions to Granada, Sevilla, Cordoba, and Tangiers. William Beck, dean of Library Services, is seen here during the tour in Spain. The final payment for the trip is due on January 5, 2001.
Students are also able to sign up for a three-credit course as part of the trip.
This involves registering for the classes, which meet Tuesdays for three hours beginning the first week of January and conclude before the trip. In the classes, participants study the art, culture and architecture of Spain. A trip to Grenada has been included so travelers can visit Alhambra Palace and Generalife Gardens, the Cathedral, Alcaiceria, and Inlaid Wood Factory. While in Sevilla travelers will visit the Cathedral and Giralda Tower, Alcazar, Maria Luisa Park, and Santa Cruz Quarter. The full day excursion to Cordoba includes a guided tour of La Mesquita and the Jewish Quarter, the Synagogue, the Roman Bridge, and sight seeing of the patios and gardens of Cordoba, An added bonus will be a full day trip to Tangiers including a round trip ferry and a guided tour.