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ART Workshop Brings Opportunities To Present New Techniques One of the biggest events for the Art Department this year was hosting a special workshop the first weekend in October for the faculties for music, art, and theatre arts from Baptist colleges throughout North Carolina. Several programs were presented on the methods and techniques of studio art, art history, and aesthetics. Students' works were also exhibited during the workshop. As part of the curriculum, the department offered degrees in three major areas of the field: studio art, art education, and art history. Requirements included a one-man art exhibit for seniors during the academic year, and independent projects such as a special study in macrame or pottery. We stayed busy, com- mented 'Ioe Robertson, chainnan of the department, trying to produce the best examples of art in all capacities and providing an atmosphere for creativ- ity. 28
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BIOLOGY Faculty Restates Requirements: Sets Competencies for Majors The entire faculty of the Biology Department was engaged in a major endeavor this year. During january term and the spring semester, faculty members worked to restate the department require- ments in competence statements rather than courses. These statements encompassed objectives for study in the specific areas of biology, botany, or Zoology, while focusing on the general objective of developing understanding and appreciation of the role of biology in the basic form, processes, and relation- ships of life. One concrete method taken to achieve these competences was work in the greenhouse. Dr. Hutt was responsible for upkeep of the greenhouse and Sharon Wyatt, a junior biology major, served as his assistant this year, LOWER L: Dr. L. M. Outlen, UPPER R: Dr. Fred Drercks. UPPER CENTER R: Dr. Frank Quick, Depnrtrnerzt Clzarrpersorz. LOWER CENTER R: Dr. William Hutt. LOWER R: Donald McLeod. . ,gisar E- fl. fi' 30
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