Grand View University - Viking Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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Stedeete Eepleee We .Science Wade! fit. Dr. Marvin lessen Professor, -Biology Dr. Mary Ellen Warters ln our constantly changing world, we often find that the force behind that change is science. That is why students are required to take a course in the science of their choice. . Biology focussed on genetics and anatomy, with sessions of dissection for first -hand observation. Chemistry explores the basic elements, their ,relation- ship and reactions. Physical Science emphasized the scientific method- while teaching astronomy, geology, anthropology, and earth science. Physics includes the study of the basic properties of matter, heat, light, and electricity. ei V Assistant Professor, Biolo- gy sy Robert ,wg 5 Q Burham You do ou th' Professor, Ch ' t ' Y I lflg and I'll do mine. E