Phoenix College - Sandprints Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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M' df f C. K. Sharpe , f f Audio-Visual AN educator's range of instruction is usually limited to his location and his class enrollment. However, films are produced, copied, and distrib- uted to schools and institutions throughout the nation. This enables an unlimited audience to benefit from a detailed, interesting, color- ful, and factual presentation of any subject with an accompanying ex- planation of the complete proce- dure. Besides the films, audio-visual aids include tape recordings, film strips, slides, records, teaching de- vices, and other graphic machines. From the Phoenix College Audio- Visual Center, located in the lower level of the library, a competent staff delivers and operates AV ma- terials for the faculty to use in class presentation. ln addition, a music appreciation and a reading course are available in the reading center, also in the library. Through elec- tronic recorders, students receive individual data pertaining to the course from the Control Room. Such sophisticated resources are on hand for both instructors and students desiring to increase their knowledge in any art or science.

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Art and Photography PRIOR to the development of a formal language, ideas were conveyed by dirt scratches, wall graphics, and hide paintings. Self-expression is a man's basic communicatory experience from the earliest cave drawing to the most contemporary Picasso. Art will continue to portray man's emotions, tastes in natural beauty, delight in architectural grace, and aesthetic talent. Whether in paint, clay, stone, or metal, the artist's concept of the world around him shall serve as a record of our civilization to those of the future. PHOTOGRAPHY, one of the most advanced art forms, is an increasingly popular method of capturing beauty. ln the bloom- ing of a flower, the corona of an i eclipse, the stately dignity of a towering building, or the smile of a mud-splattered child, the artist of the instant canvas does, in fact, stop the clock and retain that precious drop of time E. A. Smith forever. WR, it . ..... - leaf E. D. Brooks A. A. Dutton M. Mahaffey J. A. Ransom 14

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