Whittier College - Acropolis Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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Ulmservations ol neurotic and psyctiotic patients in a mental tlospitat. experiments as a recreational ttierapist, and discussions ot mental liygiene provided interesting and sometimes surprising experiences for students in Psyct1ology.Tt1e statt.witl1 tlle new addition ol Kennetti Vvrigtlt. carries on a well-rounded program in cliild de- velopment, tests and measurements, and normal and abnormal personalities. A reference room maintained lay time depart- ment gives Psychology students materials for term papers and detailed information plus an opportunity to experiment. Paul Allmrcclu Kenneth Wright Jerry Patton seigsf' STUDLNTS CHEERED as .terry Patton cut ott l1is beard alter spealcing in convo. g E9?T'TA- Rolmort O'l5ricn 'Lee Brooks Eugene Mitts Finding out tiow people in our own and ottmer societies tive, worlcing witti ottiers, talcing tield trips and visiting an indian Reservation gave insigtnt ot lluman nature to sociology students. Ttiis year time de- partment developed a graduate research laboratory, wl1icl1 is shared wittl the So- cial Science Department. Sixteen gradu- ate students participated in this first year program. Ps chutugy-Suijiolug

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.SONGLEADERS AND a parade greeted former Student Body President Richard Nixon as tie returned to Whittier cturing his national campaign. The department of Political Science and international Relations presents a general curriculum of cultural and civic value anct provides a background in civit ancl international administration, business, journalism, teaching, law, research, and pulatic relations. Vvittw twice as many majors in this department as previously, it has expancicct its seminar classes ancl has actciecl new courses. In addition to this. time ctcparlmcnl sponsors two campus organizations, the Political Science Honor Society and time XMI1iltiCl' College Ntoctet United Nations. iotln Schulz J. Xvitiiam Robinson Ben Burnett Puliiicai Science