Rockford College - Recensio / Cupola Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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. . . To Build Thinking, Feeling Beings Man is a Thinking and feeling being. Therefore, the College seeks to confirm in each student a concern for truth, a respect for fact, the habit of inquiry, the practice of intellectual discipline, and the art of creative expression. This is the task of Rockford Dr. Gordon Ross answers student questions on WRCR. Jan Hodge mixes with students in a serious game of Hearts. Knox Fowler chats with students over coffee in the snack bar. Faculty, students .and administrators work together to plan Focus on the City. I6

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College, and the maiority of the burden falls upon the College's faculty. And RC's faculty continuously seeks new and better methods of providing challenges that make their students think and feel The curriculum is not a static thing, but one that is continuously examined and reworked in order to provide the potimal amount of intellectual and social stimulation for the students. Art Adair serves pizza as art students raise money for floodstricken Florence, Italy. Faculty relax over lunch. i7 .af But their function is not limited to the formal academic structure of RC. The faculty teaches in the snack bar and in committee meetings as well as in the classroom. Discussions over a game of hearts or at a faculty-student dinner, questions answered on a radio program, coffee or a drink with a maior pro- fessor provide viewpoints that would not be relevant in another situation. ,AI f' I vi' gn' i gui ,sul gil ,gn ,nl ,nl .nl gov '4!l'l Dr. Mary Braginton, First Lady of Rockford College.