University of North Carolina Greensboro - Pine Needles Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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, . J VJ I - ECOND The real worth of an educational institution depends upon its academic strength; the program of study; the serious- ness with which the business of learning is pursued; and the ability of a student body to carry out their ambitions and ideals. Where else but at the Woman ' s College can a young woman find a wider variety of scholastic, extra-curricular, and social opportunities ? For those desiring a business career, there is offered teacher and secretarial training in busi- ness education; while others may prepare to take their places as the future teachers of America in the fields of primary, grammar-grade and high school education. Science majors devote long hours of study to chemistry, biology and physics — studying which enables them to contribute to the building of the world of tomorrow. A knowledge and understanding of the social problems of today are gained through the varied courses offered by our Sociology Department. No W. C. college student can reap the full value of her education without participating in at least one of the many extra-curricular activities on campus. The Y. W. C. A. offers each girl a chance to develop her religious interests. Action, recreation and sportsmanship are all found in the numerous clubs sponsored by the Physical Education Depart- W86p m5

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v v»; Tl -» a - ' Nf-f - : : ■■Bf 1 m TO NONE ment. Through such an active sports program, a spirit of intense interest and competition is brought about among the dormitories. For an excellent portrayal of a Woman ' s World at W. C, the Pine Needles presents on every page the typical events and the day-to-day program of every Woman ' s College student. The Carolinian, our college newspaper, covers the news and views of the campus; the Coraddi, college magazine, depicts intellectual and cultural aspects of a liberal arts university. Socially speaking, there are the usual bridge parties, society initiations, and formal dances which offer fun and frolic for all. The four societies — Adelphian, Cornelian, Aletheian, and Dikean — lend a helping hand in organizing our campus-wide social program. So, in this 1945 Pine Needles, we have endeavored to bring to you in all sincerity the true spirit of this North Carolina College for Women, a college of arts and sciences which in our hearts will forever remain SECOND TO NONE. (Lbasru t QjuJLu