Merrimack College - Merrimackan Yearbook (North Andover, MA)

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ed and weighed by afternoon of Phy«cs Mow what oia the temperature begins A high degree of concentration is demanded of the student of chemis- try. In four years he takes the vari- ous steps through analysis and syn- thesis until he has achieved a basic awareness of the techniques, the state of knowledge, and the problems in his field of specialization. He sub- mits as well to the other branches of scientific discipline and, because he is in a liberal arts college, he is not allowed to neglect the humanities. John and Ann make tensiscope in the Laboratory. friends with Physical Cl

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Ufa Engineering During the past four years since the Fall of 1951, the Division of Engineering has grown rapidly and now offers courses in both Civil and Electrical Engineering. Tlnoughout their four college years, the student engineers are trained in the basic engineering sciences with the ultimate aim of learning to apply these fundamental con- cepts to the varied problems encountered in the life of a professional engineer. From concept to design, each step of an engineer’s plan is expressed by the draftsman. The analysis of fluids in motion with respect to various flow conditions in the distributing lines is undertaken by this group of student engineers . The elements of surveying require much field practice; of weather, the engineers are there! regardless ' - t ' 4 fi f®W ■ T

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Ginger and Joe place bacterial cultures in the incubator as part of the practical work required of science-minded stu- dents. ee: The study of medipi pective doctors and foundation for a car selves and mankind, and the fundamental courses are acquired and unglorifled wor perhaps the greates minded student can name to the list of th K ine f) long and difficult. Pros- denlists begin by laying the r till it will benefit both them- A pHiper scientific background of Immanitarian and cultural m f|» ur years of unglamorous Pitience and fortitude are attl ibutes that a scientific- {Tfossesi as he prepares to add his ise Mi ho ha ' e seri ed humanitv. By examining an actual skeleton, these students realize the importance of even the smallest bone in the human skeletal system. Pre-Medical Pre-Dental microscope aids in the recognition, identijfica- and study of the different types of battria, and other minute phenomena.