Ohio State University - Makio Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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MANY STUDENTS SATISFY THEIR DESIRE FOR LEARNING BY FOLLOWING INTENSE RESEARCH PROJECTS. THE IVY-LEAGUE GRAD BEGINS A REWARDING CAREER IN TEACHING. 1 1 Q a 2 AN ELDERLY PROFESSOR IS EAGER TO SHARE HIS VAST KNOWLEDGE

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STUDENTS FACE THE CHALLENGE OF LEARNING The impression of size sometimes carries over to the classroom, but soon all enioy the friendship of classmates and a personal relationship with instruc- tors. In the intimacy of the classroom, education assumes its vital role as the prime reason for college efforts. The class may be led by a grey-haired man of wisdom who, for a generation, has instilled knowledge and a love of learningg or it may be conducted by a young man with crew-cut, lvy League suit, and fresh enthusiasm. Both bring experience and training and give students the spark of understanding and enlightenment.

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