University of Arkansas Pine Bluff - Golden Lion Yearbook (Pine Bluff, AR)

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96 oeeeiffuv- 65890 090 09009430 . . . . In Business Education courses, the typewriter is beaten with daily monotony, the mimeograph machine is made to do the Work ot its student mas- ters, and correct secretarial procedures and ottice methods ol management are taught .... X . . . . The Business Administration student over works the calculator and the adding machines in an attempt to solve the intracacies ot ac- counting, statistical and economic problems . . . . . . . Society, customs, morales, human relationships, social in- teraction -ee are some ot the terms used by the students in the area ot Sociology in their attempt to understand man in his environment . . . ,V 29

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I Hrn-m-rn-nr where's Doqpatch? Anyone know? Reading, reading and more reading is the primary aim of the Reading Clinic. Who said college students can't read? Ah for the peace and solitude of the library. One can relax, study, read, or sleep. These students prefer to studygrafher than relax.

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E' A . . . . such as tennis CHOW l'd like to have this co-ed tor a partnerb, soccer, aesthetic dancing, ping pong, baseball and other games of a wholesome recreational na- ture. The students also learn that these wholesome recreational activities are, among other things, necessary to: CID lncrease their health knowledge and to encourage more desirable health practices. V CZD To develop the organic systems of their bodies to the end that each indvid- ual may live at the highest possible level. CSD Develop through activities the more Well rounded professional curriculum for students who choose Health and Physical Education as a profession. entail-4. . . . . . Students in the Health and Physical Education classes learn that tor continuous good health, the apple a day must be supplemented by wholesome recreational activities . . .