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Page 18 text:
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L. A. PECHSTEIN, Pl-ID. . Dean of the College of Education During our University year 1930-31, we have een the beginning of a new College of Education uilding which will be occupied next September. he most conspicilous feature of this building is e Annie Laws Memorial Wing which is establish- , as a permanent headquarters for kindergarten Nork. It commemorates the life of a great educa- tor interested in all types of organized work. ln ntroducing her on one occasion, Dr. Louis A. echstein, now dean of the College of Education, said: To few is given the opportunity to touch :he life of a great city, to fewer still, the life of a lation. One comes here who has influenced for food not only her city, but also, along broad na- 'onal lines, three major fields of educationg train- ng the girl for motherhood, the care of the sick, nd the education of little children. It is fitting ,hat such a memorial should remind us of the one who established three of our colleges. The Cincinn-atian Dr. Louis A. Pechstein has been on his sabbatical leave of absence in California. There he has re- ceived the distinction of being invited by Dr. Lewis Terman, internationally known psychologist, to conduct a seminar in Education at Leland Stanford University. ' Education Building under conqstrutction
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I New faces . . . regisfrafion . . . pofs . . . The new library . . . rushing . . . a new regime in Sfudenl' Council . . . Jrhe dorm . . . nigh? foolloall . . . frosh lea dance . . . more rushing . . . paddles SEPTEMBER
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Nineteen-Thirty-One the ne lbrar Entrance For books are not absolutely dead things but do contain a potencie of life in them for he whose progeny they are Balcony Minerva and her Owls guard the doorway . Q t X sf Q i at First floor foyer 15 a tribute to many conscientious students who stood in a driving cold rain, several elec- tions ago in soliciting votes for the Univer- sity bond issue.
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