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Page 20 text:
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Other travel aids were: Reading . . Two weeks. Just about a week before the monthly book reviews are due Mr. O ' Neill has a busy time of it. Larry Miller chose a thin edition for his masterpiece. Carrying six subjects a year in a college course gives the scholars plenty of the traditional three R ' s as they pursue their way through the deeds of Caesar, Cicero and the poetry of Virgil. They relive the course of the world in their social studies. Very few have a good word to say for Descartes, Pythagoras, Euclid, Newton, Faraday, Priestly and Lavoisier as they work the problems of math and science. French is their required modern language. And ' ' Who Said That” can be very amusing on T. V. but not in a literature test. Very good. Brother Michael gives the okay to the diagrams of Bill Larkin and George McCarthy in Freshman English. You can ' t win. Three C ' ers in action during an exam seem to be doing just fine. Yes — until they get their papers back. ( 16 )
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the rules of the road . . What, no lessons? Pat Sweeney, Paul Concannon, Dick Spencer, Joe Hurley and Jim Kerrigan consid¬ er the annual retreat schedule. At this time lessons are put aside so that full attention may be given to the spiritual progress of the students. Master of Ceremonies. Genial but forceful Father O ' Neill of the Passion- ist Fathers was this year ' s retreatmas- ter. His talks were practicable and en¬ joyable, and the students derived much benefit from his four-day series. Take your choice. The Sodality ' s supply of pam¬ phlets provided everyone with a variety of spiritual reading for retreat. The Blessing of the Lord. Each retreat day closed with Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament by retreatmaster Father O ' Neil. ( 15 )
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Rithmetic of all kinds . . . Simple stuff. For experts such as T. Kelley, J. Duf¬ fy, R. Newton, J. Mooney, G. Kelly, and J. Devine, respectively, trig and sol¬ id were just a breeze. Step by step. Dick Bour¬ que proves his point to Mr. Coleman in plane geometry. I A. B. C s. The slide rule with its alphabetical scales is an appreciated tool in the hands of seri¬ ous mathematicians. Rec¬ ognizable scholars above are Kiley, Colder, Bart¬ lett, Eveleth, Duffy, Vella and McIntyre. ( 17 ) !
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