University of West Georgia - Chieftain Yearbook (Carrollton, GA)

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A student often learns more by asking questions? the sl-udent Entering upon a life like nothing ever experienced before, the freshman arrives with eagerness, fear and anxious anticipation. Watching with silent and heartfelt amusement, the sophomores see the fresh- man wander around utterly lost and confused; rush- ing madly only to have to stand in line for hours. As we follow a typical freshman, Janice Gosdin, around, we see how she eagerly tries to act like a sophisticated college student when she really feels like giving up and going home; the nervousness she feels upon entering her first college class at the un- earthly hour of eight o ' clock — and the experience she has yet to face — staying up all night studying for the exams for which she has not prepared. Concentration such as this will usually be rewarded with better grades and less study time outside of class. 21

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Perhaps an illustration would make things clearer. the professor When a new school year begins, professors as well as students have to accustom themselves to the new surroundings in which they have entered. Like the typical faculty member, Dr. Hendricks has already endeared himself to the college and its activities. Students in his advanced algebra and physics classes are well acquainted with his immense capa- bility and willingness. Characteristic of a good pro- fessor. Dr. Hendricks keeps his lectures colorful, interesting and to the point. Part of a professor ' s duty is to prepare quizzes. yom. 20

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The student lounge provides a place for students to relax, drink a coke, and check the mail. the 9:50 break And some continue to study There ' s hot coffee for cold winter days. 22