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

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Lecturer Term Paper! Junior and senior years are a blur of re- quired courses, electives in allied fields and possibly one or two 'csnapv courses. There are eight oiclock lectures, term papers, field trips and classes about careers or marriage for Spartan students. When it's almost over, some students re- alize that each course has been the crossroad for a potpourri of diiferent races, creeds and faiths gathered from dissimilar pasts. And all are bound together in their search for learning, education and a degree. Perhaps one of the best things about col- lege for each student is that it gives him a chance to live and mingle with a variety of people. He learns to evaluate and to modify his prejudices. He expands his social and educational experiences and by so doing, eventually achieves maturity. When he is graduated, a Michigan State University student has not been molded into a stereotyped pattern but has learned how to develop into a free-thinking individual. He probably won't be enrolling at MSU until about 1970, but this young fellow had a chance to see the animals during the Farm Openhouse sponsored by the College of Agriculture. A jammed, but friendly meeting place, is the first lloor of Berkey Hall where students stop to talk between classes. 22 l

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