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CREATIVE WORKSHOP This course, although only a seminar, is well known throughout the country, and is exactly what the name implies for under the talented direction of Edwin Granberry, the students of the Creative Workshop express and develop originality in any branch of writing thev desire. The requirement of all in the course is a finished piece of work every two weeks. Many manu- scripts have been published from this class and Rollins authors have been inspired by this course to go on in the literary field. 15
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Candidates for admission to the Upper Division are re- quired to submit three different papers to the Board of Admissions to the Upper Division. The first, a letter of application, should contain a formal request for admission, a detailed statement of the student ' s fulfillment of the Lower Division requirements, reasons for the choice of the major field, and any additional information the student may desire to furnish. The second paper to be sub- mitted to the Board must be a brief essay giving a full account of the use of all time not devoted to class and course work. The student should name with particular emphasis the activities, which in his opinion, have served most to develop the maturity requisite for admission to the Upper Division. The last paper is a plan of the Stu- dent ' s Upper Division work. This plan, if approved by the Board, becomes a contract in which the minimum Miss Treat checks her work and by that smile there are no mistakes. Wonders! amount of work required of the student in the Upper Division is set forth. The Board will not approve this plan until it is convinced that the program is adequate in scope, that the work in the major field is properly corre- lated and well out-lined, and that the plan expresses the direct intention of the student rather than his hopes. When all these papers have been satisfactorily com- pleted, the Board meets to decide if the student has ful- filled all Lower Division requirements including extra- curricular activities, if he has acquired sufficent maturity for specialization work, and if his plan of study when completed will be equivalent to a four year college course. Dick goes before the Upper Division Board : Left — Mr. Charrnbury, Dr. Hutchings, Mr. Mendel, Dr. France, Mr. Marvell, Chairman; Mr. Wein- burg, Miss Treat, Miss Packham.
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The hope and faith of these minds will determine and uphold the future.
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