Dickinson State University - Prairie Smoke Yearbook (Dickinson, ND)

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The old and new combine at DSC to give a variety of scenery and exper- iences. Above: Keypunch introduces a new language. Center: a frozen fog hangs heavy on the trees surround- ing May Hall. Top right: Tim Clairon and Doug Sturlaugson share a book. Middle right: Joe Lopez and Tammy Gjermundson continue a DSC tradi- tion as braves and maidens in the homecoming parade along with the Alpha Sigma Alpha float. Murphy Hall, at right, during a spring after- noon and the Blue Hawk mascot cre- ates some fun at a football game.

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New Experiences Traveling abroad is one of many beyond the class- room experiences that students can participate in. Field trips, special guest speakers, festivals, seminars and workshops send students from the Student Center to San Diego and around the world in learning situa- tions that leave impressions for a lifetime. The field trips and applications of knowledge that we've learned gives a lasting source to call upon. Norma Braddock Biology Junior The quality of professionals the music department brings to cam pus each year is an added dimension to my studies. Susan Mayo Senior The placement of DSC grads into the working world has a history of success. Over 95%of all graduates that apply to the placement office are employed in less than one year. A full-time em- ployee works with students to Find permanent and part time employment for those completing their education and those seeking work to subsidize their college education. Seminars are offered, on preparing credentials into a resume for job inter- views. pre-arranged interviews with prospective employers on campus, and bulletins on employ- ment vacancies throughout the state and nation. The placement office did a great deal of work in rinding job possibilities for me. Ken Lewis ’78