Principia College - Sheaf Yearbook (Elsah, IL)

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The Project has just been lncredible for me. I would say, Get into the Project Whenever you can because lt 1S so free that lt will take il TOD yelling at One thing I have learn ed is that the learning process is not really important unless I have some sincere questions that I Want to answer. When I have those ques- tions then what I do is meaningful, relevant, interesting, and fun. Carl Rohde jeff Robertson 2?

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Freshman Project! The freshmen I had worked with before the Fresh- man Project as Well as most other students were poorly prepared for college. They were not taking advantage of what was here. We thought better pre- paration in the freshman year might help solve the problem. As it stands right now, the Project is not the an- swerg it was not meant to be. The Project is only secondarily meant to have an impact on the students in it. The major reason for having it is to learn about freshmen, what their needs are and how to meet them. I have been so close to the Project, so involved in it each quarter, that it is hard for me to sit back and say what We have learned. I think the freshman year has to include a transition between spoon-fed educa- tion--the kind you get in high school and television-- and independent education--the kind they are suppos- ed to be doing in college. --David Nartonis 311 'p7 5,. 'o chew Jim Cr bbe Daiyili Nartonis fa if- '

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