University of Wisconsin Stout - Tower Yearbook (Menomonie, WI)

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ft '4 Discussion sessions are enchanced by visual materials College choir shown practicing, provides Stout students with an excellent opportunity to satisfy their musical inclinations Among the aims of Stout State College are the cultivation of self-expression, clear thinking, under- standing of scientific principles, intelligent citizen- ship, and appreciation of the arts. To fulfill these aims the college offers, and sometimes requires, Work in English, speech, mathematics, science, social science, art, and music. General psychology, general sociology, and gen- eral economics are subjects required of all students. English composition, oral communication, and one semester of chemistry are also necessary for gradua- tion. ln selecting academic minors to accompany his major specialty, a student is free to choose from a variety of academic areas, depending on his interests. He has a choice of one twenty-hour minor or of two fifteen-hour minors in separate subjects. Students who have completed their required minors often elect additional liberal arts courses simply for pleasure. College music groups, for example, do not furnish credit toward a minor, yet are enjoyed by their members. Oral communication, so essential in the modern world, is a required subject area for all students

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The Stout print shop has a double function: it offers valuable experience to students and, at the Same time, provides printed material for the college dw wad Wwiweffwmg nimeziinm

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0 I ! vi. I W I mamma an A basic understanding of chemical principles is necessary in any field