University of Delaware - Blue Hen Yearbook (Newark, DE)

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FOPCAWARE LIBRARY Denny Schroader, a civil engineering major, is walching ouf for falling grades. A major hassle of student life, drop-add period, seems fo creale the most siressful slluations.

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IN ACADEMICS or meost college students there is an abun- dance of stress coming from many differ- ent sources, Some are among the follow- ing: choosing a field of study that will be person- ally satisfying and at the same time hold a promising fulure; peer pressure; living away from home; trying to get the best grades possi- ble. With the increase in the cost of education and the decrease in financial aid, the student also has to worry about whether he or she will be able to continue with college. People in the working world are constantly under pressure to perform kelter than the nexl guy to retain job gecurity. It has been recently revealed that stress iz wery bad for your health. Excercise is highly recommended to relieve stress, but each individual has something that he or she does to let off some steam. On the following pages the deans of the individual col- leges at the U of D enlighten us on what they do to relieve stress. Reqmmng' for cissses n Hullihen Hall can sometimes be a wery frustrating experience, especially for anyone unfamiliar with the procedures. Smith Hall sees many studenis throwgh iis building sach day. Students running o and from classee sometimes seem to biur together,

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The College of AGRICULTURE the university offers its students more than just plants and farm animals. The College of Agricultural Science feelz that along with its hard-core classes, such as biol- ogy, engineering, econcmics, or business, the curriculum should include liberal arts courses to provide a more well rounded education. Academics are always important, but the Ag- ricultural Science program alse stresses the im- portance of social activities among its members, The college is probably one of the most socially active here at the university. They have many clubs and organizations as well as Alpha Zeta, a co-ed fraternity, and the farmhouse. And of course there is the renowned Ag Day which is their most promineni university sponsored event. The Callege of Agricultural Science has, and continues to be, a strong program at the univer- sity, Maintaining a steady enrcllment of approxi- mately six hundred students, the college boasts several opportunities for its students, graduate and underguadualte, as well as a flexible curricu- lum. T he College of Agricultural Science here at Twe agricultural science students lest samples of plant and soil subsfances. A university greenhouse helps sfudents study plants by in- ducing a perfect, arfificial year round environmeni,