Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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AND LECTURES The tradition of our liberal arts college continues as knowledge from all facets of life and from many different countries is explored. Subjects as diverse as social sciences and history or physical sciences and religion become important in our studies. The goal is not to keep new learning isolated in each area but to integrate it and form a unity. Courses such as College 111 and College -fOO, for freshmen and seniors respectively, are designed specifically for this purpose— to form a focal point for studies and their relationships to the critical questions of contemporary life. The culmination of knowledge is tested each year by the Col- lege Bowl sponsored by the ATOs. This year the Independent Commuters As- sociation won the trophy. Lift page Dr. Miller lectures co his Zoology 202 class. Top left: Laboratory work also in- cludes identifying chemical unknowns. Abotc Here bot- any students arc preparing a plant experiment. L U: Span- ish Department guests from Mexico visit with English professor Ashburn. 19

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College is friends—making new friends, renewing old acquaintcnces, and having a circle of pals. New friends—the fellow that sits next to you in sociology class, a stranger as a lab partner, a new professor, or a smile as we walk down Seminary. Old acquaintcnces—former roommates and teachers. And a circle of pals—the fraternal organization, dorm parties, or a table of friends at dinner. College is fellowship of many or a few, sticking together through thick and thin. New clubs, such as this year’s Newman Club, start with a few and grow with bright plans for the future while the well established student council administration renews its pledge for good government and plans another out- standing year. The interactions of this family of two thousand arc many and great. fa l page: Who is it for? Kohler girls anticipate verdict. Abort: Students gather on lawn in Spring. Top right: Students gather in Kulas auditorium for cultural events. Right: Students gather in Ur- sprung gymnasium for an all-college as- sembly.