Chicora College for Women - Nods and Becks Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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They are the strong supports In a complex structure. Under the weight of our inquiring minds They remain solid.

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An encounter with Dr. Lovell is something be- yond a lecture on Robert Frost, a conference for schedule planning, or a discussion on the book of the semester. It is an imitation to learning, one that he offers so natural 1 that our response is un- consciousk mirrored in new attitudes and behavior as often as it is in study. Dr. Lovell doesn't need to take roll; students recognize the value of his classes. The are always a new experience—an interaction between a pro- fessor whose command of the material is too large for his small worn notebook and students who re- spond with increasing understanding. Without strain he draws from his experience and our own to illustrate his points. He relates a concept of Heidegger's to the expression “he turns me on' and a sudden smile invites us to share in his humor and in his concern. We find the extent of his genius awesome and his vitality for literature as well as life infectious. We find ourselves checking for his name as we sign up for a literature course and experiencing sadness at the end of the semester like the sadness of finishing a good book. Because he is a valuable stimulus for our growth and education, we dedicate the 1967 Coronet to Dr. Lovell.

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