Belleville College - Dutchman Yearbook (Belleville, IL)

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Earn what you receive. Receive what you earn. Concentration is a characteristic of world leaders. BJC offers to its future world leaders an excellent op portunity to begin their training in concentration. A library with numerous resource books and magazines and teachers well educated in their diverse fields com¬ bine to give valuable aid to the student. If any ‘ ' world leaders” wish to continue their education bevond JC, it is p)ssible to transfer JC credit hours to most col¬ leges in the LInited States. ISAAC NEWTON may have gatten his ideas by silling be- nealh a Iree, bul Ihis Iree isn ' t going lo help Leroy Buescher. i I PAT BOST’S concentrated a!tentiveness during lec¬ tures exemplified the typical Junior College student. JUDY KREITNER, a quantitative analysis stu¬ dent, carefully observed a chemical reaction. 5