Morehead State University - Raconteur Yearbook (Morehead, KY)

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PHOTOGRAPHERS always examtne their negatives before they pick out th ttperfect shot that they are looking for. ABSTRACT or CONCRETE? Artists see the world in a whole different lit than the average person Their original, individual, idealistic views keep the sp alive in a dull world.

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RSING students have their internships at St. Claire's Hospital here in rehead. Nursing majors assist patients in various ways and do those things them that they find hard to do. Being a nurse requires patience, under- ding and love. DIATRICS IS ONE area where nursing interns fulfill their requirements. , ses bathe, give medicine to, and virtually mother the youngsters and in- ts when they come in with illnesses. In addition to classroom lectures, different workshops dealing th various aspects of the health-care world are offered to dents and professionals to expand their knowledge on various bjects. One such workshop discussed the spiritual needs of pa- nts and techniques for administering spiritual care, the effects different religious beliefs on care, and materials and resources ailable to the nurse. Though each student has his or her own reason for entering into e health-care field, most agree that one must be genuinely con- rned and interested in people. By TERESA HILL. CONSULTATIONS with other nurses on certain patients' needs often leads to a better understanding and more appropriate measures on the health of an In- dividual. Nurses often consult charts together for better interpretations.

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COMMERCIAL ART is a very strong program in Morehead's art department. Students have the opportunity to use their creative talents to mimic other famous characters or invent their own future stars. ib evoted to Creating Student Creativity The College of Arts and Sciences is devoted to developing a stu- entis artistic and scientific creativity. This college is making the ampus more aware of its activities through the outreach of its -epartments. Many of the departments stress research and involvement of -oth the faculty and students. The Art Department has become an extremely visible depart- ent on campus. Visiting artists' work has been displayed and SL1 artists work is more prominent. The Department of Biological and Environmental Sciences has neen as busy as usual in preparing some of our most technical ma- 'or students in pre-med, pre-vet, biology and environmental sciences. The Department of Communications has made students more aware of the opportunities to gain first-hand experience with radioi TV and print media. The Department of English, Foreign Languages, and Philosophy has stressed research and involvement of both students and facul- ty. The professors in this department as well as other depart- ments, spend much of their time expanding their knowledge in their particular field. The Department of Geography, Government, and History has been sending students to the student legislature which is making the department known on campus as well as outside campus. The Math Department carries as much weight as any other discipline and with the addition of the computers, the department has changed to a more realistic application of computational math. The Department of Music has become known through its various achievements on campus via speakers, private and public recitals and their international activities. The Department of Physical Science has made people more aware of it through informative programs, the planetarium and their modern and weIl-equipped facilities. By COLLEEN PRITCHARD and ADA MIRACLE.