Bennett College - Belle Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Lisa Anderson experienced a change in campus employment. She went from assistant in the Post Office to assistant in the Publications and Infor- mation Office.

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•76390 •s» CHANGING PATTERNS Any change, even a change for the better, is always accompanied by drawbacks and discom- forts, said Arnold Bennett. Change was the predominant theme for the entire campus. It was not always so evident in the physical surrounding, but more in the attitudes of the people who made up the college community. Certainly things will change for the sake of change because new people and new ideas come on the scene. But seldom is there such a change that demonstrates progress and rebirth in campus spirit on a large scale basis. And there were the noticeable drawbacks and dis- comforts as those who had been part of the old ways slowly came to realize that once the forces of change began there was no turning back. There was a noticeable trend in the return to in- terest in student government. Mary Harris raises question during SGA meeting with Presi- dent Miller.

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Dean Bragg chatted with students in the Snack Bar in his attempt to improve campus com- munications. Mis theme for the year was adding a touch a class. Change was also seen in our dealings with the opposite sex. We were somewhat more shy in our relationships as we tried to recapture the magic of the earlier Bennett Belle. We encountered many changes in the total college program. New faculty brought new ideas into the classrooms. New residence hall programs added new dimensions to campus liv- ing. While things were not always the best, we recognized that attempts were being made for our benefit. We picked on the move to strengthen each department. It meant more work. Mr. Canady ' s art class took to the outdoors to gain the realism of nature. HIV HUlMBMil lVH