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but rn every month We have The people of course make up a college no college could ex1st without students - At Adrian they come from all walks of life and from various countries, states and cities. They may have varied interests, but all have the same common goal of learning. Upon entering college they make up many organizations and take part in all the activities offered on campus. Students become part of a great family of work, study, and fun. They learn to know and respect everything about the college. Four years, or even two, is something hard to forget, but so wonderful to remember. Students learn every phase of college life. They know its griefs and joys. Into each life a little rain must fall, but after the rain comes the rainbow: and over the rainbow lies the beginning of a new life. Htl!f!l7, X L
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SAMUEL I. HARRISON PRESIDENT A very cordial and amiable person de- scribes Samuel I. Harrison, the president of a friendly college. He came to us in 1940 from Albion College, where he served as professor of religion. Dr. Harrison has now completed his tenth year of service to the students and fa- culty at Adrian College. Upon entering Adrian, Dr. Harrison be- gan at once to develop the student self-help plan, which has placed Adrian in a unique position among the nation's schools. The program, which offers stud-ents 15 hours of work a week at the base rate of 6547 an hour, has grown steadily. Since 1940, almost S500,000 has been paid out to student workers. Under Dr. Harrison's leadership many changes have taken place on campus. South Hall and the Chapel were redec- orated and the Old Science Hall was made into the library. Executive of- fices were added to North Hall, and the Cornelius Memorial House, oc- cupied by the ATO fraternity, was built. Another first was established with the completion and occupancy of the Tobias Home Economics Houes this term. Through the encouragement of Dr. Harrison, many things have happened at Adrian College, and the future will probably bring many more.
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