Florida State University - Renegade / Tally Ho Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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MURRAY W. KENNA Registrar Ed.D., Indiana University JAMES F. CARR Director of Placement and Financial Aid Ed.D., Indiana University G. EMERSON TULLY Director of University Test Service Ph.D., University of Illinois ROBERT T. LEIGH Director of Publications M.S., Alabama Polytechnic Institute

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JAMES BENJAMIN SHULER Director of Student Health M.D., University of Virginia GEORGE E. FORTIN University Comptroller M.B.A., University of Florida EDITH McCOLLUM Director of Housing .A., Columbia Teachers College ROBERT LEE BANNERMAN, JR. Director of Alumni Affairs B.A., Florida State University 28

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J. PAUL REYNOLDS Dean Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University Honors Work Offers Higher Opportunity Two years ago, the College of Arts and Sciences at Florida State initiated the Honors Program, a system of special classes offered to students of recognized scholastic ability having a grade average of at least 3-2 in all courses. Honors work is offered to Arts and Sciences majors in all departments, and to Freshmen and Sophomores in the school of Basic Studies, giving a more varied and challenging aca- demic program. Completion of honors work is recog- nized by designation on the diploma. The high standards of the college were further reinforced this year when it was decided that all incoming students, in order to receive credit for fulfillment of the language requirement, must not only present credit from their high schools in the subject, but prove their proficiency in one of two ways: through an examination, or through completion of a course in a particular language on the sopho- more level or above. DR. PAUL STOAKES OF THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT TEACHES THE FUNDAMENTALS OF WRITTEN COMMUNICATION OVER FSU TV. I 30