Catawba College - Sayakini / Swastika Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

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CO -ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES FIRST QUARTER OCT 21 NOV NOV tO— 13 WCA 5TONS0RE LECTURES 8 15 CONCERT SERIES RAYMOND LEWENTHAL PIANIST 16 ROOM SERVICE | 00 OR FIEDLER || 00 CHAPEL 8 15 MUSIC DEPT PRODUCTION I.1 ' »«!IWI1I How the world changes in a single minute, an hour, a day. When you look, how Catawba has changed during the past four years which seem like yesterday. What senior can forget the first year in which we suffered through Saturday classes? We laugh with a serious tone while whispering under our breath something about today ' s freshmen Having it so good. We can still remember when everyone was required to attend all classes except three each semester. The holidays certainly seemed shorter then. Every Wednesday our attendance was required at chapel and convocations. We never went to chapel without our books and our reading material to keep us busy while listening to the speaker. And now they call it Co-Academic. The curriculum has been changing so much since 1968 that we have not had time to stop and decide how we feel about it. We are still adjusting to the new quarter system which has replaced the old semester system, lust as we are beginning to unders tand it; for, after all, it is progress; some smart educator, who knows more than we, comes along and tells us that the quarter system is no different and no better than the old semester system. And we are still progressing. However, the seniors can not help but moan a little when they discover that they did not have to take math after all. Our library has kept up with the times in at least one aspect. It has done so by broadening its literary materials by subscribing to Playboy and Mad Magazine. A group of concerned students worked hard to establish a literary magazine on campus and interest in creative writing has swelled since the advent of Bad Apple.

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