Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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The current thing electrifies them at the moment. Furrowing their brows while their pencils plough through. One of the most alert science departments on campus is the physics depart- ment. Headed by Dr. Unnewehr, we find the physics labs veritable beehives of activity with the VAIZer's wearing away at the 'Jnoturol lows and running experiments assuredly. Physics is one of The elemental ground Subiects and with The Current awareness and continual probing into the field of electronics and especially the coming of television, physics threatens to be a full-time post- war field for the boys who become interested enough in its intricacies to care to go on with it. The physics faculty has broadened to include Mr. Brown, Mr. Cowin, Mr. Dutton Sr., Mr. Meloy, Dr. Smith, Dr. Unnewehr, and Mr. Swortz.

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Choose any number from one to tene add it up, try an equation, or scale it to sizeiond you'll find yourself haunting the moth department sooner than you think for help, It figures are your meat or your Woterioo, campus moth classes can satisfy your aptitude or gratify your weakness ofong that line in no time. Since the advent of the Navy V-IZ unit to the BotdwimWolloce campus mathematics has become one of the major departments of basic training, and since their orrivof it has been greatly expanded to meet their novol require- ments. The department now has seven figure- heodseProfessor Anneor directs the department; Professors Stright and Sut- ton are carrying fulI-copocfty teaching load and ore on full time schedules. AFso teaching other courses are Prof. Poinor, Dr. Greenwoodj and Mr. Swortz. Two other prime courses which foH into this category are navigation and astronomy. They are essential to V-IZ training, but the astronomy in particular has proved worthwhile to many inter- ested civihcm students, High hopes for the post-wor precedent of mothemotics ore already being enterw tained, for this wiH Serve 05 on under? lying boas in all the scientific and engineering expansion to be carried on in the reconstruction periodt STAR STUDY

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B-W beauties over the Bunsen Burners, or, Femmes with the right Formulas. CHEmISTIW Chances are if you were a chem enthusiast when you were eleven and had a miniature chem outfit sent frOm Montgomery Wordis, you scurried off to your makeshift lob to carry on great, but not always safe, experiments . Chances are foo that if you where that young chem addict youhre now spending most of yOur ofternocms up in Science Holl, lost in a mole of tubes, beokers, burettes, and involved rIg-ups which only you understand, if you understand them of all, while you're sfill grubbing your paper with what- remoinswf on eroser offer 0 Tussle with equations. Chem, the master poroll'el to physics, welcomes young ospironts to its fechnicof and research labs throughout the country to persuade them to see what wonderful magic can be wrought from simple things like mold, cheese, and apple pumiceeond 0 million other undreomed-of material; The B-W chem division flourishes with Dr. Blocher of its head, and with Mr. Meby, Mrs. Rose, and Dr. Dutton doing regulor teaching. They have 0 refer? for any chem auesflon you might ask, do Dr. Blocher, Mrs. Rose, and Dr. Burton, and Mr. Meioy. A lob layout of future selennsts of America.