Michigan State University - Red Cedar Log Yearbook (East Lansing, MI)

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DWOLVLRIMEy AGRICULTURE The l.irtli it llii- collctjL- l-vlmiIv- (iiK- ycai a n was iliR ' tu the ision of nun (if the (lil w Ino i--uaH7,c(l a lime when hit her eikicatiim wnuld lieciinie a requisite fnr the agricuhur- i- t cif Michif fan. That vision has constantl - liroailened tlironyhout the niler enini ' ears, ine ' luilint; education for neai ' h evei ])ha--e of modern hfe. The tani|i and the s])irit of the famou-, Ai;,i,des have lieen carried o er into the new name of the collet rc. and it i-. a --iiirit that we may well lie proud to uphold. Aj ' riculture. the orii,nnal ha is for the in titution, will ah ' . a}s remain a ihmiinating part. ■ i!i©fi:©;»© (SjSS) ' t iQ as - a ©? ! PtiKC txvcttty-eiglit

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w, EDUCATION With tlu- fostering of education and tho encouragement and aid of all those who intend to spend their futures as apostles of the teaching profession as its purposed aim, the department of education, headed by John Phelan, Dean of the college, has proved a vital unit in the growth and worth of State College. Not only have the students in these courses perfected the mere mechanics of their chosen work, but they have been able to grasp the true significance of the pro- fession in relation to the lives of those whom they intend to lead. As head of the division, Dean Phelan has always emphasized the value of ideals, of character, and of understanding.

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vEr . - -!»---». yl APPLIED SCIENCE I ' miMi-ed to ciftVr ihf student a fundamcntnl training; in scit-ncf tn- gt-ther with a supporting curriculum of mathematics and language with a view to the application of these suh- iects to practical industrial and social problems, the Applied Science ili i ion of the college has grown to include a large part of the student body. Act- ing Dean Bessey has displayed his characteristic energy and thorough- ness in his administration throughout his short tenure over the department, and the increased laboratory and classroom facilities of the science division are attracting scholars from far and near. rage Iwciily-ninc