Missouri Western State University - Griffon Yearbook (St Joseph, MO)

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Junior College Students Further Abstract Movemen That which we feel here as beauty we shall one day know as truth. --Schiller. English- Literature challenges both the teacher and the student to undertake ad- ventures in search for the soul of truth. A prerequisite for maturity is the ability to write coherently, concisely, and correctlyg to communicate effectivelyg and to read analytically. Further, the diffused cultures of the international -world are dissected and studied in the foreign language lecture and Music expresses feeling: Martha Graves, Modern art expresses man's emotion: Bob Nash. lab rooms. Foreign languages express man's knowledge: Everett Saverino. Truth is the highest summit of art and of life. --Amiel. Fine Arts-The Jr. College offers not only technical courses but also courses in appreciation of the fine arts. The tone poems of Rimsky Korsakoff and the abstracts of the moderns call forth the student's inter- pretative knowledge, enabling him to find a more complete education in beauty, Social 3 wi 1 1 t , 4 I 4 Obviously produce what called 'the well short radius! Math-The ment of J.C. gr ingful each 5 trigonometry, college algebi and geometry. not only suppl student but a acceleration.

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Byron, Frost, Schiller Challenge English Major i English Literature: analysis 3 r Speech: enunciation , A 1 Readings are presented from Byron's Childe HaroId's Pilgrimage. , German: translation i l all ' ' V ' S ,V 55:03 T Q ,ab - ,V A 3X -, b . :TY 22.9 fr.i i if tak? 152 dd! QQ 1,7 ' - Q C .W 63,53 9- -2 , fC Language lab provides interpretative experience in Spanish, French, and German. Speech offers Ray Allen training in self-expression. ,,,ff4ff4,f , V ,f,,f,fff,,'ff, , ,

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