Crowded Conditions Experienced
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oratories is the only answer to this
problem. In addition, the laboratories
are for three hours, which means that
too many laboratory sections eat
away the time which could be allotted
to the one-hour courses offered in the
other departments.
During this Fall, the Department
Is offering courses in 17 different sub
jects. There are a total of 45 lecture
sections and 29 laboratory sections
consisting of three hours each. In all,
there are 6,327 student contact hours
made each week. This coming Spring,
two additional courses must be offer
ed—Chemistry 173 for nurses which
consists of three lecture and three
laboratory hours a week, and Medical
Biology 123 which is a three hour lec
ture course for medical secretary and
pre-optometry students.
Even with the crowded conditions,
we believe the students profit im
measurably from their courses in the
department. Each course in a sciencc
or in mathematics greatly enhances
their appreciation of the world around
them. The immensity of the universe,
the immutable laws which control it,
from the infinitesimal to the infinite,
cannot help convincing them that the
guiding hand of a Supreme Being is
surely behind it all. The department
is made up of dedicated individuals
who are ever alert to learn new con
cepts and pass them on to their stud
ents. Their greatest need is more
space in which to have more personal
relationship with their students.
She does not sit and mourn
for her society; she moves
and takes an active part in
(he world around her.
Meredith’s small classes,
positive Christian values, and
high academic standards
compel her to do her best
and to become her best.
Meredith is a four-year,
liberal arts college for women,
founded and supported by
the Baptists of North
Carolina but attended by
students of many denominations.
On a 225-acre campus in
Raleigh, the State Capital,
it is near three outstanding
universities. Inquiries are
welcomed from prospective
junior college graduates, their
parents, and friends.
MAJORS: Art, Biology, Busi
ness, Chemistry, Church Mu
sic, Economics, English,
French, History, Home Eco
nomics, Latin, Mathematics,
Organ, Piano, Public School
Music, Religion, Sociology,
Spanish, Violin, Voice
DEGREES: Bachelor of Arts j
Bachelor of Music (requiring /
a fifth year of study in appli- j
ed music) |
Fully Accredited I
EXPERIMENTING—Bill DeLucia carefully scrtUmueB equipmenf used m
experiment he is conducting in the Physics laboratory.
The Meredith Girl Is Special
STUDYING SPECIMEN—Ronald Tanner vieu>s magnified specimens through
a miseroscope.
^ MEREDITH COLLEGE Raleigh North Carolina 27602
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