Indiana University of Pennsylvania - Oak Yearbook / INSTANO Yearbook (Indiana, PA)

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School of Business Dr. Vincent Taioni Marketing and Management profes- sor Dr. Vincent P. Taiani suggests that the source of our interpersonal difficul- ties lies in the fact that because our soci- ety shares the same language, we as- sume that we all share the same meaning. Meaning, as with beauty, lies in the eye of the beholder. No two hu- mans can perceive identical events, and no man can step into the same river twice. If we accept these ideas, then it must follow that both our past and pre- sent experiences will differ from the past and present experiences of o thers, and these experiences will govern our perceived reality and the meaning we assign to events. 26

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School of Home Economics The students enthusiasm and desire to learn is a motivating factor for me when striving to stimulate their interest in the didatic and practical application, said Mrs. Donna Cauffiel, Assistant Pro- fessor in the Food and Nutrition Depart- ment. This interest in learning, said Cauffiel, will contribute to the develop- ment of their professional self-confi- dence. 25

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Military Science Department Captain Richard Pillsbury My most rewarding educational ex- perience at Indiana University of Penn- sylvania is seeing a freshman become interested in Army ROTC and ultimately the Army as a career, said Captain Richard C. Pillsbury, Assistant Professor of Military Science. His philosophy in life is to take things OS they occur end not to over react, but to think actions and decisions out to the best positive result. If Captain Pillsbury were to leave lUP, he hopes that ROTC as well as lUP stu- dents will remember him for his willing- ness to assist them through construc- tive counseling in any academic or personal problem they may have. 27