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W? sf Z r his CAFTION AND CARE - Senior eliernists learn the relation- ship between experience and the written zeorfl as Marguerite Cfsi:.inar, Barbara Broflonzska, CllI'l.S'fllllI Haiti, Uinifrezl Cook, Iiarhara Ro.s'.s'l1oro and Camille .Ko:.loie.s'ki prepare an experi- nienl in titration to supplement their study of aeizls and bases. cienee IIITAT IN ACTION - Inst inside the portals of general seienee, fl'C8l1l7lClli Kathleen U'asalc, Judith Kent, Elea- nor Iliaiak, Donna I.oCa,s'eio and Theresa Lynch experi- nient with heat by eonfluetion, eonueetion anti radiation. I U' 'K 4. -4 Klan learns from two hooks: the universe, for the human study of the things Created hy Cotlg and the Bihle, for the study of Cotl,s superior will and truth. One belongs to reason, the other to faith. Between them there is no elashf,-Pope Pius XII wi...
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SISTER MARY BENIGNA C.S.S.F. kmwff' ia, SISTER MARY SYLVIA C.S.S.F. IIOIV DOES TIIE GARDEN GROIVP - Some of Coffs mysteries of life become clearer to sopizoniores: Nancy Noethling, Patricia Maldini, Patricia jackson, Andrea Dulcizer and Susan Kehoe obseruing the development of the bean plant. HE IVAS RIGHT - Using a modern pre.s-sure gauge, juniors: Joanne Hanft, Patricia Pallerson, Carol Ogonozcska, Kathleen O'l3oyle and Theresa Zaieska prose the ceracily of BoyIe's law concerning the relalionsliip of pressure to UOIUIIIC in gases. J -rn 1 x' x ..--'P K 1 1 'fast l'1l'r'ATr.JgQ LHDUIUKIUHY I THINKING L.: '14 gun-rm
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PLANES AND ANGLES - Rulers flash and pencils fly as sophomores: Mary Lynn lVeimerslcirch, Phyl- lis Hasselberg, Barbara Schibinger and Mary Ellen Mathematics Pure mathematics do remedy and cure many defects in the wit and faculties of in- dividualsg for if the wit be dull, they sharpen itg if too wandering, they fix itg if too inherent in the sense, they abstract it. -Bacon 'The study of the mathematics is like climbing up a steep and eraggy mountaing when once you reach the top, it fully recom- penses your trouble, by opening a fine, clear, and extensive prospectf,-Tryon Edwards LOOKING FOR THE UNKNOWVN - Compre- hension comes slowly but surely to freshmen: Cyn- thia Babyalc, Kathleen O'Brien ancl Barbara Rani- szewslci learning the fundamentals of high school math in the Algebra I class. Koziol search for the solution to their geometry problernsg Iuclith Maciag and Leontine Federico work at the board. I kiwi
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