Otterbein University - Sibyl Yearbook (Westerville, OH)

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A command of one's own language is imperative for success in all walks of life. A result of this is the six-hour English requirement necessary for graduation. A varied offering of courses includes everything from freshman composition to Shakespeare and journalism. Continued success has been seen in the operations of the English labora- tory, now in its second year of exist- ence. The Qttetbein Room, a museum in lower Towers Hall, has been devel- oped considerably through the efforts of its curator, Dr. Robert Price, head of the English Department. 111' l'x'i4-t- and stuth-nts dist-uss the Romantic- Age. of Literar Creation I tmulllt-I' NI X 1' l'llllt'l' XI! NI. N ,,,, -, 'N V, ., .t X, 1 .l. llnx, Xl,X X-A -ca Y li ',,. is. r Q' ffl 1 'sbt' .. V fn-. rv ' I 3

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, o Q o Skepticism and Discovery v I 1, l-1 ' f . r 0000 mr 'tl ' math ilass. is ' ' N NNX x XX X Y X xc s Nfsexxsx X XQ t x X A as . Q: . , I . BamI'ol'tln, P1111 The difiliculty of computing long columns of numbers above the roar of a basketball game was often felt this year in the mathematics classes, most of which were held in the second Hoot classrooms of the Alumni Gym. A connection was seen, however, as yawning students occasionally were made to go through a series of Dr. Bam- forth's famous push-ups for stimulation in his classes. Otterbein boasts a Mathematics Department comparable to those of most large universities, offering nearly every advanced course to the many mathematics and science majors and minors. l .I 4l,llI Ill, IrI'nlrl1-Ill. 4:1 ft' M