Simmons College - Microcosm Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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In I BIOLOGY Anne E. Coghlan, chairperson ' BS. Simmons College lVl.Ed. Boston University M.S. University of Vermont Ph.D. University of Rhode Island ci ff' L The Biology Department strives to be a working, contributing part of Simmons College and not a little world in itself. The discipline of biol- ogy is concerned with the universe - all living organisms and the physical environment in which the organisms exist. 3- ' I ? ' ' me li .1 K gf fy ' ' 1 .Q -1 arf.. 1 7-iz' KV .. 'n-ve, 3 M ex w. 9' sq. -.fl r i,: ,W .. -, D .- 1 ' ' . 1-L Q A . . 1.0 . Q f Kwik? A, N -yp.,MAw 1.3. H . 5 iff N- 1 . .5 5. of 5 ' 3. M V, y .- V t . ' -f i- - L A qi ivi'--staffer:-s ig Q-Q5 ,Ni wJ , 'jWQ,,wmw wJH ! . A . ' ' 'if .' V' A 9435, A .sf ' - - 5 A-if LZ: I I . J gr- if 1 , Ssvjy' Sandra N- Brown Elizabeth A. Weiant

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ENGLISH There are all sorts of answers to the question, Why study literature? some of them good, some of them awful. lt seems to me that the answer really is, Because we have to be hu- man. l don't know what that means, but I suspect one cannot get any very real sense of what it is to be human without some sense of what it has L ,g ' - '-41'A,'-fi-', A 3Q'1'k 'WK' J fiww , :Te if .' . 1 7 N 1, gU, 4f : 'if i f f. . -ff f- - .- . f. .4 ac ws.L..s.fw-.4 af . .l.-. -. - M.. ,.,.,-Q H been to be human. And for that, the past is all we have, the complex record of what man has done with his problematic humanity. That record exists chiefly in what we call litera- ture. l suspect that some form of this perception lies at the heart of every- thing that goes on in the Simmons English department. -if-, ,fe ' 'E 'Q 1 A W 5'.., fmt. ,- .. rw. i.i,.,.imif'Q: ....,.0,9.,., .. .iggaa2wf.'faQ:4g'ft r. L,-L5 . -f ' 1'1 x1-- .1213 ' ' A1 .we '-- - X , 'Jw ' . . 4 f '17 L...--. . 44. g .V ' '- . 5- C V , 4 'nf f ft. .' L Q. ' :.' '31, I'. . - - l P 4. . 1 1 nga I ' A .. , sxm Constance A. Lewis George W. Nitchie, chairperson B.A. Middlebury College M.A. Columbia University Ph.D. Columbia University Lawrence L. Langer