California Western University - Loma Del Mar Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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S s Part of the learning process for many students is weekly chapel service held in Goodwin Chapel. Services are often planned hy students and include a main speaker from San Diego or a Cal Wesl- ern faculty member. Knowledge on a college campus is not only gained from books. Speakers and the preparation involved in bringing them to the campus create learning situations for students. Here, two volun- teers paint a banner for Charles King's visit. The quadrangle in Evans Hall isa popu- lar place, especially in sunny weather. for students to get those few needed minutes of studying in.

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