Cal State San Bernardino - Casabo Yearbook (San Bernardino, CA)

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The eighteen professors in the Humanities Division concern themselves with the problems of mankind. . .man ' s thoughts a- bout himself and his means of expression. The Humanities classes are developed with the intention of avoiding specializa- tion and the evils of categorizing at the expense of versatility. Most of the courses are set up to give the student the same kind of idea exchange that comes out best in seminar structure. In this way the student can de- velop as a person as well as an intellect. ' So you put a tack on my chair! Dr. Hiraoka, Chairman of the Humanities Division, stated, The Humanities is a field of study built on shifting sands and therefore, noth- ing can remain fixed. We cannot deal in objec- tivity alone because the study of Humanities is a sentimental form of education based on the need for knowledge in an area of uncertainty. The hope of the Humanities Division is to develop a program of concen- tration on the world outside of the classroom. 23

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In The Humanities . . . Everything Is Discovery ' Now that ' s what I call creative, man! ' ' A man and his machines. This page dedicated by ' BUD ' RICKERT ' S ARTCENTER 1156 E Street San Bernardino, California A Coffee Break. . .at last! Yes sir, the basic philosophy is to try and get this little ball in that little basket. 22

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Happiness Is A Warm Tesi Tube . . . The CSCSB Natural Science Division was set up to provide a good undergraduate education for all science majors and minors. The tw o primary goals of this division are to offer courses de- veloping a common knowledge background of Biology, Chemistry, Math and Physics rather than specialization in one particular area and to give all students a taste of the real practical sciences. Actually, this division is aiming for a form of Liberal sciences. Dr. Ralph Petrucci Nafxiral Sciences Division Chai; What do you mean I ordered too many tutti-frutti flies? J