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 - Class of 1931

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Page 12 text:

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Bring fruit of youth To holy a liar. Ii shrines of truth No Step shall fullrr. J. M.

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SYRACUSE HISTORY .iir being given t M VC are di er»ified for they deal with work carried on in sev- eral of the colleges on the Mill. Among oilier entertainments, organ re- citals will lie featured. New York State College id Forestrj will have it- place on the programs, and will be used largely for the broadcast of horticultural subjects. The Agricultural department will present pro- grams nl interest to the farmer. I Diversity students will take part in a large amount of the activity around the studio. Talent along announcing lines is i|uite abundant and with the growth of the new radio station, an outlet for this talent will he provided. W ith the arrival of next year, the much- spoken-ol new Forestry Building will be- come a reality. An appropriation ol $600,- 000 has been made by the State for the erection of two structures, with the stipula- tion that S550.000 he used for the larger building and the remainder of the sum for the -mailer one. The larger of the new edifices will be a three story structure, 240 feet long and 60 feet wide. The ha-e of the building is to he made of marble, and the rest of the build- ing will be composed of brick and Lime- stone. The brick being used will match in color that used in the construction of Hen- drick ' s Chapel. An auditorium. ( r feet long, and 70 feet wide, will occupy a large part ol the SOUtb end o| the new building. In addition to this the structure will bouse a library, a forestry museum ami several ol the scien- tific department- of the Coll- Tne -mailer building will serve as a laboratory for experimental work done l the Forestrj -indent-. It will be situated at an angle between the present Forestrj building and the new one. discussion of recent Syracuse history would not he complete without a mention of the splendid progress ol tin- Extension School, now known a- the School of Exten- sion Teaching and of dult Education. The policy ol giving courses outside ol the regu- lar curriculum which correspond exactly with those taught inside ha- been followed this ear. The same instructor- are used a- far a- possible. Further feature- include the emphasiz- ing f certain non-credit courses which are very valuable in content. There an- several o| these available for instruction. A read- ing course has been established lor the henefit of outside and part time -Indent-. The idea of helping adult- ha- been one ol the main purposes of this work which i- done by mean- of broadcasting over the new station. Courses in Credit and Account- ing have been taught at Binghamton, Y . Such outside extension is developing rap- idly and has proven quite successful.

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