Curry College - Curryer Yearbook (Milton, MA)

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College Looks Good DO YOU THINK THAT THE CAMPUS TURMOIL IS OVER OR JUST BEGINNING? I think if we use the word turmoil, it isn ' t over. But neither is it beginning. I think the strong issues have been brought out. We are sort of settling back to a level as to how they are going to be worked out in a much saner atmo- sphere and environment in which we do it. DO YOU THINK THAT THE STUDENTS SHOULD HAVE A GREATER SAY IN COLLEGE POLICY UKE HIRING PROFESSORS? Students may well make appraisals of class procedures and professors which they have. That will some how guide those who have direct responsibility of hiring professors and instructors. WHAT ONE EVENT IN YOUR LIFETIME STANDS OUT MOST PROMINENTLY? I suppose the most thrilling event was, after years of studying in college and in the seminary, was ordination into the Christian ministry which took time, which took commit- ment and also a personal decision. And when those deci- sions were made, there was a sense of satisfaction which one only experiences once in a lifetime. HOW WOULD YOU SUM UP YOUR YEARS AT CURRY? They have been growing years, all eight of them. When you look back to what Curry was and what it is now, I don ' t think that many faculty or students appreciate the struggle we went through to get to our present position. It is really thrilling to be a part of those eight years. WHAT FUTURE DO YOU SEE FOR CURRY COLLEGE? With what we have achieved, the future looks good. I think we got an inkling, through admission, of the students interested. The fact of accreditation also helps us to attract attention from a larger geographical area. The future looks best now, at least during my stay at Curry College.

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