Miami Dade College North Campus - Falcon Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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Professor Gamer, Faculty Senate president, also heads up the IFK Community Service Award program of student ter teaching. Professor George Markert heads up the market program of this division. AMBROSE GARNER GEORGE IVIARKERT Education and Psychology General Education and Social Science ' l it l r My sl r L v a iii i t i Lb R Q sl t . Nl, I' 5 I Q Wi i K X X xr rr it ft A it or r r 1, , S ? , , X ., H ffl? , Wvsrila' .. as iw H il kilfgtb , L My 1 I 'nut ,- r 5. , ., ,.- , f it - , r e 0'-3181- ,f.. N ,-3,3 .-'gf ' I, 5 V7 f 3 4 1 i or ' '43 ,r i t, . gjrryyy f-: I . -. gf ,N Q1 L ..,-.gf - W, 'ffi 2 . Y - 1gQr . - .,.Q. 4 I ask you-How can you be a REPUBLICAN and still read Clinton Rossiter? A - 'V 1- .- - rr 5- I ,fha ,Q The new product zs gOlT1g on the market. All these figures before the going price is established. The Lonely Crowd 41 rr m 'w ' ' ,V rr T 'wi V' ' at ' L iw ir W W ' I Ei.: ,Uhr 5,-rim, Hmm , ini ri r , ,. ' 'lea --at -xl r ' 1:--3 r-.'f fe r f , mtarfs , '1t.IL ,- p Srl ft' -i his r it ..: A H e irefitrftiliirrseatt r. fl , ljzff' :'::., ' , , ., Ulu - , Y 4 H in 1 ve-asian 1, - ,:' f' -' Y..-. :N .wi I

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I ff It's not the world about us-it is the people about us that comprise the social science study area. Is our way the only way? How do We equate our World to other viewpoints? The whys of what we do and how we do it are aired and result in some furrowed brows over coping with problems. THEIRIA Pnrnns PAUL CONOVER Drrector History and Polztzcal Science Dr. Peters arranged for hosting the visiting Peruvian educators who visited our campus during March. They came to study our educational system and seemed to enjoy 'what they saw. -Our Enrique Rosa, foreign language professor, seemed to know the answers and directions. were perused in the Student Center front. -ai-X vi url MI-Anhui l and on the old favorite meeting place Scott

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GEORGE MEHALLIS Director Technical, Vocational and Semi-Professional Studies Not all of our college is devoted to the Liberal Artsg a large portion is aimed at the development of the technical skills of the student. We find them pursuing Architecture, Engineering, Drafting, Mechanical Drawing and other areas of doing skills. In these classes the M-DICer prepares to design the world he'll inherit in the not-so-distant future. This program received good publicity this year with the addition into the curriculum of the course offering in Mortuary Science, the only college south of Tennessee offering this course. M-DIC this year also pioneered a college course in Aerospace which leads on completion to passing the Federal Aviation Agency requirements for the Instrument Flight Instructor Certificate. These college vocational courses are not geared to the dropouts or sloughoffs but are intensive training areas leading to superior jobs on M-DIC graduation or entrance to advanced Work at major universities or technological institutions. 42