Arizona Western College - El Matador Yearbook (Yuma, AZ)

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,Ass-a twosyear institution, Arizona ewestegm Col- legeeexistseto 'provide educational opportunity for thescitizens of the area of itS'service. Thejstudent andpublic should avail themselves of this oppor- tunityg there is a partnershipjbetween learners and teachers, between the public-and the college, for what is brought into the learning experience will in some measure deter-mine' what is found there. We believe that democracy is dependent upon an educational system capable of developing,. to the fullest extent, the talents of its citizens. The college should be flexible in its offerings and services and adaptable to the changing needs and demands of the public and the times. '2:,,L' iff. 1-5-.-f 1T,T1'P.LIT'-i- --,TCl7.1I'Ff'Q . ' -'1- H .5 ,. . f 4- r ' 7- ,:, --. V, f, .,-' H.. ,, 1 gh- ,-f'- 7 -4-, . ,-4 N--. :N xc A, . . ' ' ' ' ' Q --r-'-'-'A-ff f-31- 5.,:. Q:fIf.--. --. ,..-'. Q, :I A I K