Bates College - Mirror Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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CHARLES R. NIEHAUS, Pl1.D. Professor of Cultural Heritage Now you must have some ques- tions . . . JOSEPH DPXLFONSO. Pl1.D. Associate Professor of Philoso- phy E According to Dffllforzso. HUMA ITIE GEORGE D. GOLDAT. Pli.D. 1 Assistant Professor of Cultural Heritage Questions. questions, ques- tions . . . il DlYlGH'l' R. XY.-XLSH. HD. lnstruetor in Religion and Cul- tural Heritage Y 5' I took ll eoutfe in Egdgptstnz JV tl ..ierogl-rpliier. Courses in tli and the Coinpreliensive Cultural Heritage sequence alllord tlie stu- dent an opportunity to investigate some o e Humanities vvliieli include Religion. Pliilosopliv. p f tlie most fundamental liurnan questions tliat are being' aslqed luv eaeli new generation, Tlie Courses in Religion and Pliilosopliv Combined xvitli studies in otlier fields provide a well-rounded. integrated view of modern Culture and endeavor to provide Criteria for detennining tlie ultimate na- ture of our universe. The unifvinq eilort of tlie Humanities is eul- ininated in the studv of Cultural Heritage, This Course unites tlie underlving elements of tl X s .l lfl western civilization. ie e tayisnnent and development of our OSCAR E. REXIICIK. All, Instructor in Pliilosopliv If 'tour git! j,u:tni nrt a flute it rf:f1j, be fuel: of orjtgerz. P' 'Z' JAMES V. MILLER. JR.. Ph.D. Associate Professor of Religion This zsn't just a pie-imthe-sky idea. 25

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WALTER A. LAWRANCE. SQ ' ' .av i K Plrlb. Plifll-Viitbli of Chemistry . . . and than he rrzfzerzzlwrfzl umm' of his IIITNIZIVIIIIZ they nay. w11.1.i,xx1 B. THOMAS. PHD 'ivifef P1'1wff'ssw1'0f Chemistry Aa X Tim it flfflgf' I.r1b, not Choral aligisii' Higgs' i5iE:'Q3,.ls-.t , S 1 'fr '. ' . . W1 f ' ' '5-.-'S . 4:'.? 1 lt tri. isis.. 'lr .ef f . Q af vb. , . Nj 5 ' X - 'gIf 'ring' 'WT' . ', 135: ': 1f'L' - WS 562 iw :Sh if' f M 1 , 'P' 1 RICHARD KI. BRIGGS, - .' . Plrlil. l A Assistant Professor of Chemistry A7111 at I :ent .tayzing myself . . . CHEMISTRY XF 24 S CARLETON E. MORRILL. BS. Part-time Instructor in Chemis- try Mem orize your flow-sheets. The great technical strides made in the scientific age have created an ever-increasing demand for specialists in the chemical field. The Bates Chemistry Department, under the direction of Dr. YV. A. Lawrance, is keeping pace with this demand. Courses in both or- ganic and inorganic areas are of- fered the BS. and A.B. student. For those majoring in Chemistry, three different programs are avail- able meeting the requirements of industry and graduate school, teaching. and premedical prepara- tion. These programs have received the approval of the American Chemical Society. Thus. a student can acquire the familiarity in theory and practice prerequisite to entering the chemical profession. 1 1 I

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SYDNEY W. JACKMAN, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of History This exam will contain no gob- bits. ERNEST P. MULLER, Ph.D. Associate Professor of History and Government To all intents and purposes . . . BHAGWAT P. SINGH, A.M. Visiting Lecturer in Indic Culture Feel free to ask me questions. OCIAL GARGLD W. THUMM, Ph.D. Professor of Government. As soon as I get comfortable, we'll begzn our lecture. Training for intelligent, active citi- zenship in our communities, nation, and world is the purpose of the Bates Social Science Department. The citi- zenship Laboratory in the core Govern- ment course provides the student with ' an introduction to the American sys- , .A tem of Government. Other courses deal il 'W I with various national governments, governmental problems, and political ,ix processes. rx ' 73 The introductory Economics course 1' I I helps bring about an understanding of M ,A the economic world by surveying its A - origin, theories, and mechanics. Ad- , 1 vanced courses provide the person who 'r i plans to enter the business world with 1 1 f .P a knowledge of economic theories plus I V A , it the ability to apply that knowledge. ' l Lg. Throughout time, great nations have fi . X risen to power only to fall. Through ' various History courses, the student THEQDQRE P'WRIGI-IT, becomes acquainted with the reasons Ph,D, for the rise and fall of nations and has Assistant Professor of Govern- an opportunity to apply this knowledge mem U D to present times. Here mynconcentrzc czrcle theory CO77l6S Zn. RALPH CHANGES, DAVID WILLIAMS, Ph.D. M.B.A. Associate Professor of Econom- Assistant Professor of Econom ICS ICS Well, that's almost right. I have some billet doux for you