Metropolitan Community College - Sunburst Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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i Bu Social Sciences . . . Soi The social sciences - history. sociology, eco- aff, nomics, and political science-deal with the warp on and woot ol human affairs. In these courses at wo, J. C., students have studied the past and present cm behavior of humankind, and have given thought gm to the molding ol the future. Ethics . . . S History . . Efhics creafivify. 'Now I know that city was here yesterday! X Psychology . . . X X X--0- Philosophy and Psychology . . . ln psychology and philosophy, students applied Pope's adage, The proper study of mankind is man , and Browning's challenge, Man's reach should exceed his grasp, else whot's a heaven tor. Stimulated by questions ancient and new, students in these departments considered human thought patterns, ethics, logic, and other such basic matters.

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English . . Basic to any college curriculum, and to all busi- nesses and professions, is the ability to read with understanding and to write with precision and clarity. In English Department courses, stu- dents have pursued these goals under exper- ienced teachers of literature and composition. ,f X ' X : ' Z Z '4 W NWN X X 5 E 2333 Zsnx. eg Russian . . A , -Y ZX 4 or Wont Kruschev be s ed when we get to w . W, N mga W lex 4, W: SN QYQM is Q fr Nw .. Q Lan ua 9 93 Krxcgg. Q wx-sg is e J. C. foreign languages to the stu- dent-Frenqliglfjjaanish, Gennan, and Russian. Whether interested in languages as a maior lieldiggijlssimply as one part ot his total education, C. student sang the music ot the countg the works ot the country's writers, a f as he tried to coniugate verbs. All in language department supplied him with that he will never forget. se .E . X X. es KFSSNQ 'F ss kgs! .Ark ss N- a dsx? X X x Phi Stuc com trail but co-a dl , f 'Z4izff,f!' g'f.,..v v - 3 . C if ll 7 No' get Bow -.M f n Y' il f'