North Carolina Central University - Eagle Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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Campus That her students may study into the great field of science — the College Science build- ing is a meeting place for theory and practice in scien- tific achievement. The Senior Bowl — where common bonds between generations of students are held sacred. That her students may enjoy a homelike atmos- phere, beautiful dormi- tories for men and wom- en are maintained. Realizing the future problems of the home. The Practice Cottage gives to students actual experience in home man- agement and develop- ment.

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The Newi This is B. N. Duke Auditorium, center of community and college cultural and religious life.

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ACADEMIC FIELDS To give her students a broad preparation for good citi- zenship, the college otters courses leading to B. S. and A. B. Degrees in Liberal Arts courses. Here the student may delve into the social sciences and allied groups — history, political science, economics, phil- osophy, and psychology; sociology, home economics, edu- cation, commerce and public health. He may learn the ton- gues of other lands — French, German, Latin and Spanish. English becomes a major part of his training. The Fine Arts — music, dramatic art, and art — are taught. The pure sciences — botany, chemistry, mathematics, biology, and zoology are studied from the standpoint of theory aug- mented by practical laboratory experience. More than theory is imparted at N. C. College. It is a union of culture on one hand, and a broad general educa- tion on the other. From the undergraduate school, the road branches into the professional schools: law, public health, education, com- merce, science, or perhaps into the school of Library Science for special training. THIRTY-FIVE YEARS OF EDUCATIONAL SERVICE 10