Barrington College - Torch Yearbook (Barrington, RI)

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Hulfimfilfzg Crusfzes Admiuisirafiau Zzculfy Stuff The Task of culTivaTion is The nexT phase in The developmenT of The planT. WiTh- ouT someone To spend hours and days Toiling over iT, The planT will never be able To reach a maTure sTage. There musT be aT leasT one person who will TerTilize, who will give To The seed The nuTrienTs ThaT iT needs To develop. WiThouT proper weeding The young shooT vvill soon be overcome wiTh The useless planTs which seek To desTroy iT. The Tilling of The soil musT be done very carefully and vviTh loving and Tender care. If noT, The planT will be harmed and will noT be able To maTure inTo a whole- some planT. Who will be The husbandmen who musT Tend These planTs? AT BarringTon There is a dedicaTed group of Those who desire To fulfill This role. AT all Times They seek To TerTilize by Their Teaching and day by day insTrucTion. ln The oTTices of our Deans and FaculTy members, There are Tound men and women who aTTempT To help us weed ouT The problems which crop up in our lives. They do iT because They are concerned wiTh The lives of oTher people. I6

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Harrington Zollcge December 2, 1960 when BarringTon College-received iTs regional accrediTa- Tion from The New England AssociaTion of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Bar- ringTon had Taken a big sTep in TaiTh and God had blessed Them wiTh success. The campus has grown a greaT deal in The lasT TourTeen years. FirsT, There was The renovaTion of The buildings on The grounds for The Music and AThleTic DeparTmenTs. NexT, came The TormaTion of The Science and MaThemaTics DeparT- menT in 1958. Then in 1960 our TirsT new building, Woodward Hall, was con- sTrucTed. The DeparTmenT of InTernaTional STudies was formed in 1962. Also in The same year The new EasTon Dining Hall opened To The sTudenTs and Faculiy. Now in 1964 we see The compleTion of anoTher new dormiTory. BarringTon has noT even begun To ap- proach iTs climax of growTh. The oppor- TuniTies-Tor our fuTure expansion are unlimiTed. We need only To move ahead wiTh TaiTh. Woodward Hall .T T. T.. T. T T. N ..yy1EgQ,?g. EasTon Dining Hall 5 fa Winn Hall I5

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