Connecticut College - Koine Yearbook (New London, CT)

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Q;MM K Dahbon O D PROFESSOR EMERITUS OF PHYSICS The phrase under Dr. Daghlian's portrait is his own. It means in the idiom of the Near East, Take it easy. Mr. Daghlian finds it in this age of super- sonic speed flights and velocities rivaling those of light especially helpful. 1 Though he attributes his many faults and shortcomings to the fact that he never had a woman teacher in his life, he certainly did a fine job teaching us. 'y The job, says Dr. Daghlian, was accomplished largely through observing this old adage! But we seem to remember more: his intelligent, humorous, and always interesting approach to his subject; his kindness and humility which made his conferences with his students as well as his chapel talks stimulating and memorable. We hope you like the book, Dr. Daghlian; we like you. The unmistakable twinkle. il

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A PENETRATING MIND, AN UNDERSTANDING HEART lore:ii enl Ieodemary p cu'A A happy combination of humanity, in- telligence, and vision make Miss Park a well-loved president of Connecticut Col- lege. In assembly and chapel talks her wis- dom enlightens us; in conversation her sense of humor tickles us; in conference her guid- ance helps us. Her study in Germany during which she observed European educational systems, her teaching experience, and her former ca- pacity as Dean of Students give her a prac- tical and realistic view of education. Yet she maintains an active interest in the new theories of education and is perhaps cur- rently formulating one of her own through her daily observance of our problems and Interests, our weaknesses and strengths. We are happy to have Miss Park as our fifth president.