Immaculata University - Gleaner Yearbook (Immaculata, PA)

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It looks interesting, Theda, but I think you lost us a few steps back. Claudette Schilling demonstrates how differential equations apply to the vibration of a spring. CCH. 'ZCIC

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ii4m pig onzofation The profound consolation that a Woman can give to mankind today is her faith in immeasurable efficacy . . . of forces that are hidden, the unshakable certainty that not only a visible but also an invisible pillar supports the Worldf' The psychology and sociology student, striving to understand man and society, is concerned with the important role of Woman in that sphere. Psychology provides the Immaculatan with principles for self-knowledge, While sociology presents the scientific outlet Wherein she is to exert her diffusive influence. Sophs anticipate a coffee break as they cram for the inevitable psychology test. Q

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In an attempt to unravel the mys- teries of physical phenomena and mathematical entities, both physics and mathematics sound the depths of the unknown. They search the finite and the infinite, the macrocosm and the microcosm, for the answers to an unending series of problems. The contributions of these sciences may, at times, be deemed inconse- quential by the layman, but Immacu- latans employed in the study of the two realize the wealth of knowledge revealed through physical experimen- tation and mathematical manipula- tion. These Immaculatans seek to express the most complete reality . . . of the unknown, the seemingly ineffectual, the hidden . . The complexity of electricity experiments apparently varies inversely with the knowledge of these scientists Now what do I do after I discharge the rayotron?', Check with Sister, of course!