Bucknell University - L Agenda Yearbook (Lewisburg, PA)

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Ten minutes out of every hour Mr. Louis Ives, Jr. Dr. Wayne E. Manning Labs are as important as classes 21

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s r i iauTtarEu ' - T lli l T Dr. Norman H. Stewart Dr. Huldo Magclhaes Dr. John W. Rice Scu cce tce The biology department is so designed that students may con- centrate on any one of the many phases of the biological field. It offers courses to prepare for graduate work; professional fields; teach- ing of biology; bacteriological, medical, or natural museum tech- nology; industrial research in botany, genetics, microbiology, physi- ology, or zoology; and civil service and public health. A general course in biology is also available to the student who wishes a general knowledge of and training in the life sciences. Students who show a special interest and achievement in biology may be invited to join the national honorary biological fraternity. Phi Sigma, after writing on extensive research paper which must be ac- cepted by the members This honorary is devoted to the stimulation of interest in biological research. 11 SWZ-A S. 4fr it OM Lk llilMBf ' Mi MaPuf 1 4 jj l-jI WB mKk M BUCKNELL ORNITHOLOGICAL CLUB — First Row, Seoted. Leit to Right — McQueen, Monning, Fritz, Harris. Second Row, Standing — Gorman, Lillmars, Ross, Kunkle, President; Groulx, Karroker, Bennett, Manning. PHI SIGMA — first Row, Left to Right, Seotpd — Hoshouer, Kurzmonn. Cridcr, Magalhoes, Daggs, Groulx, Jaggord, Musscr, Stioener, President. Second Row, Stonding — Sctiaetfer, Manning, Korraker, Hurst, Whiorton, Waddcll, Stcptionides, Hyott. 20

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( Munence cutct utcutcc The commerce and finance deportment is composed of general economics, finance and banking, accounting, market- ing, industrial theory, business management, and secretarial practice. The curricula offer a well-rounded background for those interested in the business world, although there are also economics majors in each separate field for specialists. Stu- dents of commerce and finance are instructed both in theoreti- cal economics, such as economic principles, and in practical economics, such as shorthand and typing. The Society for the Advancement of Management has been studying the problems of waste and inefficiency in man- agement. Those students who prove to be particularly inter- ested and who ore achieving high scholastic standards may become members of the national honorary economics frater- nity. Delta Mu Delta. Now IS the time Dr. Rudolph Peterson Mr. Robert D. Henderson Mr. Clyde E. Burgee Dr. Robert L. Motz Asset or liability? 22