Beaver College - Beaver Log Yearbook (Glenside, PA)

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Moneyv Managing for the Beaver Stutleinrti banksu dinthe unsored teserve ided by Going, Going, Conestoga; her 6, 1918 ?onit Be Concerned- Itis Just Your F uturel New Blood In Beav - I II: x sulting .ength. stciituut: By Paula Oram SI ere This semester five new $1me teachers have been added to Comm the Fine Arts Department. elecuo'Each teacher was happy to that altalk about their art. career have ?and lifestyle. A brief in- elecutroduction to each professor lomo fol lows: Studen Verna Prentice the H Animal? Behavior . At Beaveriziiii. techniques. The procedure in t the manual explains how to do a quantified statistical com- parison between animals in a group, sequently assures everyone of resutls on which a reprot be based. Library re techniques and app: scientific writing st also be covered in that each student with excellent lear- thunities in the area He research. While : facilities of the hia Zoo, the students serve the social of an individually .roup of mammals or incorporate this into ual research project. 1 this Winterim and years thereafter. the History Hon the social Beaver College will host Eastern Pennsylvania Regional . - Conference of Phi Alpha Theta, the Marl l tltoo m the Little International History Honorary Theatre and students paper not a lecture in economics, The program was a minirseminar that featured three top executives from three banking institutions who clarified various bank services, loans and interests accounts. Long goals were u goal may BEAVER COLLEGE. GLENSIDE, PA. begin with. The co-op became tndependent within four years and.is now marketing weavmgs, silkscreen designs and applique work in Brazil and abroad. The women became more self-sufticient financially and received great satisfaction. she added. Ms. Campbell's interest in weaving and textile produc- llOl'l stems back to a family in- volvement with crafts. She received her BA from Colby art history. an MFA fro pivareih: i tded for thenf Georgia .ix years Gr lents mciak; ' le and con- ottery. heryl Baisden 'tled A Popular Culture on: The Saga of Lili . the less for- will someday the classrooms osts Conference Glassboro State C Mauro's major Fuel nital. By three mean the print of cut and folded f PaPeL he ex- collcge careeti Basically, Lower's task is to assist students with job, hunting and resumes, obtain letters of recommendations and ap- plications and inform students of what type of jobs are available with their major. Located in the room next to Lowerls is a Career Service Library through which Lower will gladly escort students. The l,ihrarv is filled with numbers for student presentations. For students interested in gaining ng membership in Phi Alpha Theta, the is Society is open to all un- Lifeline Society. on Saturday, February 18th The purpose of this conference. which will be attended by faculty and students from 29 colleges and universities, will be to hear student papers. The activities of the morning session will be open only to Society members; however the afternoon session is open to all interested Beaver students. The afternoon artivities include Mrs Lloyd presentations which begin at 2:00 in various rooms in Boyer Hall. During this session two Beaver students will present their papers. Senior Lisa Wasser will present a paper entitled 'tJews. Americans. and the Holocaust: The problems of American Jews, 1942-1943, and Raghvendra Chauhan, a junior, will discussuKautalya and Machiavelli Students are encouraged to attend the conference; interested students should contact Dr. Gerald Belcher dergraduates. regardless of major, n- who meet the minimum academic requirements. Students must have ed had at least three history courses in V which a 3.1 grade is attained and a CC grade point average of at least 3.0 in SC the remainder of their courses. The it: current Beaver College members be are: Cathy Foedisch, Jaci 1d Goldrosen, Nora O'Dowd, Elizabeth m Close. Barbara Vaughan. Lisa t0 Wasser. Raj Chauhan. Teresa O'Dowd, Paula Webster. Sharon ' onhuman mt llnrll wullm- t0 W points that a bank may study whm considering a loan applicant Character of the person, Capacity ll pay the loan. Capital. Collateral am the conditions of the loan Borrowing money is like buying a car. all banks are not the same in that the interest rates may vascillate from bank lt bank It takes about six months tc will be presented for the Smithsonian Institute. Other projects she is currently working on are two exhibitions. I recently retur- ned from a 2 V2 week trip to San Francisco and Los Angeles, I was looking at galleries and workshops and talking to printers and book- printers, she explained. One exhibit will feature small press books at the Grolier Club in New York. An exhibition of contemporary prints will be it Fears Quelled First. during the time that elapses between schooling, an individual's interests may change. This time may serve as an opportunity to discover which specific field suits him. Another important reason is that very often once one is employed by a company, that company will pay for him to go back to school. Not all undergraduates move into graduate school and not all psychology majors breed rats to run through mazes for the rest of their lives. so it is helpful to know that there are diverse oc- cupations available in each major field. English majors may pursue a career as a writing consultant for a business, work in government services, public relations or publishing. Fine arts majors may enter fields from painting to publishing to business and management training. Psychology majors can help the mentally handicapped o1- teach, Some Beaver psych majors have gone into law school.

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..- 7- - duaw 16 .. zap -.. wra... -t .... Despite change, some things will always stay the same. There will always be parking tickets, snowstorms, the Annual Bea- veriSpring Garden Football game, Christmas decorations! the castle lawn - in the winter - in the spring Dr. Hazard's office, Camp Akiba, flushing'i Dr. John- ston's parties i500 269, gym credit, HoJo's, Beaver Beach, senior thesis, formalin, art portfo- lios, and finals. And there will al- ways be parties. Class of '84: This one's for you!!! acmgwmrnm

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Deena Ml'cheie Grossmon Theofre Arfernglish if you always assume fhe man sitting nexf to you is fhe Messiah waiting for some simple human kindness o g You Will soon come to weigh your words ' and watch your hands. And if he so chooses not fo reveal himself in your time - Ir will nof matter. Donn y Siegel's And God Braided Eve's Hair r Janice D. Beer Interior Design Pride in accomplishmenf is fruly its own reward, John Gory 18