University of Minnesota - Gopher Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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ABSTRACT PAINTING rets close ' rutiny rrniii Mitcliell. Il is part of work for art course 111- is ta] in in Jones liati and Ills into special curriculum Mitchell has planned with help Irorn l ' ni ' ersity Collej e -oun- selors. It will prepare him lor work thai is combination of aflministration an l art. He has taken courses in adver- tising, -speech, photofirajdiy. p.sycliology. athanced writinfr. SMILING DEAN .] Vil- liarn Huchta talks to I ' nixersity C ' olleee can- didate who has special curriculum prtdjlcm. Chances of getlin ; into Mimiesota ' s smallest col- lefie are not too good — two to one. a iainst you. v() of every three who apply for ad- iiissioii is given the cold siioiilder. L ' lii- .fersity College acccpLs only those per- ;ons who have very special ])rohlenis , ' iirrieiila-wise. One example is the ease of Barbara ■itilluill. I ' liiversity College senior. She .vanted to prepare her.self to do thorai).v ' or mental |)atients liy means of the lanee. SLIDE MAKING is reviewed by Mitchell in a visual niatcrlals course. Instructor is N. E. Pearson. LIBRARY STUDY hour is used carefully by Mitihell. rii;ht. and Robert Barber, who is tiraduate student. To do this she had to eoniliine dane- iiii;, social work and psyeholosiy. With- out University College she would lia ' had to finagle with three different schools. But she was admitted and her ])rol)lem was solved. Don ' t try to get into I ' liiversity Col- lege, though, tniless your problem is really special. The odds are two to one against your getting in. Page 65

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0. X i t- - UNIVERSITY COLLEGE STUDENT HOMER MITCHELL WORKS AT HIS PART-TIME JOB DOING LETTERING AND SILK SCREEN WORK FOR ART DISPLAYS: FEW STUDENTS Admittance to U College Is Special Privilege for Elite If yoii happen ed to bump into some- one from University College this year, you may consider that you ' ve knoeked the shoulder of the elite. There just aren ' t many people in this eollege any more. In fact, there are only 45. University College represents the bottom rung on the ladder as far as the size of colleges goes. The College could be larger, but about Page 64

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OCCUPATtONAL THERAPY SENIOR CLARENCE SICARD WALKS ACROSS MALL TOWARD SUMMER SESSION OFFICES IN NEWLY OPENED JOHNSTON HALL i DEAN Thomas A. H. Teeter stands on sunlit campus. Among the special offerings of his session was a symposium in July of courses in art. music and litera- ture. Trips to Twin Cities industrial plants also attracted students. HEALTHY BUNCH Summer Session Students Use Less Aspirin, More Soft Drinks;