Furman University - Bonhomie Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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SkipWdhom The Living and Learning Center Many Furman students have participated in Furman's newest dimension of residential living: Montague Village Living and Learning Center. The main purpose of the center is to provide living and learning experiences through social, recreational and academic activities. According to Dr. Duncan McArthur, a member of the Residential Living Program residing at Montague, “The place that one lives should not be used as an escape from learning. Stu- dents must understand learning and its relationship to life. Numerous events were planned each term for the residents of Montague Village. The faculty-administration-student picnic involved a large group of people and offered a chance for everyone to meet. The student-led discussion “The Aesthetics of Rock and Roll led to weekly discussions and involved even students outside the living and learning center. Interesting talks w hich encouraged active participation were also given by faculty members. Students and faculty involved w ith Montague Village felt the programs were successful in achieving the goal of a living and learning center at Furman. Martha McDonald and Pamela Creech Joining (he students at Montague Village for a picnic. Melody Allen selects her dinner along with Robin Long and Dirk Castro. 28 Montague Village

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ttipW'.llumi SUpWlUMR Montague Village, the school's first attempt at proximity living, allows male and female students a chance to mingle in various social, athletic and academic events. Students Pam Pence. Sue Buchanan. Pain Anderson. and Mary Kate Bagwell share a humorous antidote while at a Montague party. Montague Village 29