Western Michigan University - Brown and Gold Yearbook (Kalamazoo, MI)

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.... and A44 lU e6 JznOiAjJLedae .... Training School, State High, Paw Paw, Portage Directed teaching is the final step in teacher education; the products of Western are then ready to turn their efforts from learning alone to teaching and learning together . . . . . . Western thinks seriously of the future, but life on the Bronco campus has its lighter moments . . ,

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Welte n StddxHied- .... Nearly 500 facul+y members, ad- ministration officers, and em- ployees of the school combine their efforts that Western might learn; more than t,500 different classes meet in the process of presenting these efforts . . . . . . and when Western has lis- tened, absorbed, and pondered, words are transformed into action in dozens of different types of proving grounds . , . . . . the finished product is evalu- ated; mistakes corrected, weak- nesses strengthened, and concepts formed . . .

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eMid nan. Juui yUi ypJxice, ai Wedie ui The ratio is still two to one; and this doesn ' t always work out on Saturday nights . . . The P and O never fits your schedule; It ' s always crowded, too. When you ' re in a hurry, it arrives too late, and when you ' ve plenty of time, it arrives when you do . . . . ' . - The perennial line of chatter is an ever-present feature; some- times it works, sometimes not.