Connecticut College - Koine Yearbook (New London, CT)

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THE SCHWIFFS GATHER 'ROUND SITTING THIS ONE OUT 5 TO GOOD MUSIC WE'LL DANCE 29

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Exams are over, forgotten, DONE, So drop your books and have some fun; Mid-winter formal's drawing near, So write your man and get him here! THE DECORATIVE EFFECT TO THE GRAND AFFAIR, MID-WINTER FORMAL

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STUDENT GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS Student Government election time awak- ens the loyal citizen spirit in us all. A rep- resentative government such as we have de- l mands the participation of the whole student body. Nominations are first made by pt'ati- tion. Next, nominees prepare campaign speeches which are delivered to us, the vot.-ing public, in Amalgamation. Finally h?vmg weighed the pros and cons of each candidate, l we go to the polls and vote. In this way the officers of our government are elected by the choice of the majority. POLLING CAMPAIGN SPEECH TWO EDUCATIONAL PLATFORMS FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE WEEK This year traditiohal versus progressive education was discussed by Dr. Lowry of Wooster College and Dr. Taylor of Sarah Lawrence College. Their lectures and talks provoked valuable discussion everywhere on campus. In the past Freshman-Sophomore Week was designed to help underclassmen choose majors. The purpose now is to benefit the entire college on the all-important question of why we are here and how we can best fulfill the aim of education. FIRED BY LECTURES, WE DISCUSS