Cleveland State University - Scene Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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rtmen. Head Talks . fieAow, ychology Confab M ip, 51eroy L. Strorrners, ' g Ai-q a« s psychology depr ' ),, ' ■ ' ! ? 0 I ' A. the Psycholof q Q A - •»o See Films ecA° inning Wednesday at 8 « „ - C ., ' £ o; Berenson, President While the membership in the Psychology Club is open to all students who have six hours in psychology, they encourage all interested persons to attend their meetings, and boasts of member- ship from almost every school in the university. While the purpose of the club is to stimulate inter- est in the various branches of psychology, the topics discussed should be of interest to all people concerned about the mental health of our nation, and have been widely chanted in newspapers and books. Juvenile Delinquency , Adjustment Problems for the Aged , Alcoholism , and Psy- chology Works in Cleveland — Here ' s How are just an idea of the earnest efforts of Elliott Beren- son, the club ' s able president, to prove that the state of world depends on the state of man ' s mind. Madge Silia, Secretary Susan Wold, Treasurer