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luburban eplitdevel home, that big
transter from Omaha to Cedar Rapids,
election to the state PTA board. 0!
course, it you want to tell about your
experiences a! Bl draft resistor. or such.
I will tool compelled to censor your lex-
ters, We cannot allow any implication oi!
advocacy to break this law of the land to
go out under the college seal. In fact,
that multlllth machine in the Service
Bureau is specially programmed to stop
eutornatloelly before printing any sedi-
tious or obscene material.

Your Class Agent will last I lltetlmel
leaner then you think, you will be read-
ing about clessmntes’ children attend-
ing Grlnnell. and then grandchildren,
Won’t that give you n thrill when
you're uventy years oldl

Speaking of children. do let us know
when ouch and every one of yours in
horn. because we would like to send
you a CHIP CERTIFICATE These 31'.
lovely documents, suitable for iraming,
that welcome your child an an official
Grinnell Chip. The certificates are
written in scarlet and black ink, with A
lovely border design ot iootoall players
end cheerleaders running in and out of
the words to one of Grinnell's timeless
pep songs.

But you need not retain contact with
Grlnnell College only vicariously. Begin-
ning in 1974, and every five years there-
after, your class will hold a Reunion

SCARLET AND BLACK

Thursday May ii. mt

 

right he" in Grinnell, during Com-
mencement weekend. You will come
back to enjoy Grinnell just like you did
when you were an undergraduate -
getting drunk and chasing aiier girls.

The best part or all this is that your '

membership in the Alumni Association
is — YIPPIEI — absolutely treel The
expenses or printing and mailing maga-
zines. class letters, alumni directories
(a complete listing or all 14,000 living
alums, by name, maiden name, class,
and geographic location — u truly
amazing document), reunion reminders,
chip certificates; are paid for out of
voluntary contributions. or course, since
Grinnell College is one big tamily, we
know you will wmt to help. The Devel-
opment Office and Alumni Office Shari
our files, and mailing lists, 50 you will
also receive numerous -— but testefully
designed —- nppclels for funds. You can
request to have your name removed
min the mailing list it you really want
to, but this means that you will become,
to Grimell College, a ’lost’ person, and
you'll never hear from Grimell again.
Now wouldn't that be sad?

And anyway, just think or the good
work your contributions will do. They
will support the college that you want
to remember. Because as long as the
alumni continue to support Grinnell
College, they can always morally con.
demn those hippierweirdoireaks who
try to spoil everything all the time.
Mum than being tor the students, Grim
nell is for the alumni, and don’t you
forget it.

 

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Years Ahead

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Human Biology Seminar — A New Approach

By RON STEINHORN

The seminar in human biology was
first created by Sheldon Parzen to be
a new Approach in leaching various
topics in biology. This year's Science I
sequence for example was based around
the general theme ”evolution ot strut»
lure," and had been less than success-
ful in arousing interest, a: have all the
introductory biology sequences tried here
during the past several yearn. In con~
tmst, the idea of the human biology
course is to organize the traditional
topics or biology; genetics, embryology.
anatomy, physiology. ecology, evolution,
microbiology, and others around their
presence in the human being. The great
advantage at this presentation in an in-
troductory biology course is that interest
can be easily created since the appli-
cation of biological ideas to the stu-
dents themselves is always at the fore
iront. For the non-blo—majnl' in particular
this is useful, because only in this way

is knowledge of tile subject likely to be
useful to them in the future.

To see whether this would be a good
way oi organizing a future course, this
past semester about twelve juniors and
seniors participated in what was Called
the "human biology seminar," which
met with the Parzens every week at
their home. Not everyone in the seminar
was a biologist. One was in psychology
and another in American Studies. As
timo went on, it became obvious that

these ditierent perspectives on the hu-
man being were extremely important tor
the group.

At the slant, the group made a plan of
topics to be covered The general format.
01 a session was that one or several peo:
ple would report on certain of the select-

» ed topics. This worked out so that each

person reported every three or four
weeks. The presentations always pro.
volred much discussion and reaction and
the seminar invariably lasted for about
three hours each time as the result of
the reaction the reports provoked This
bore out the initial feeling that it would
not be necessary for everybody to pre‘
pare material or read for all the ses-
sions, since most of the members had
background! extensive enough so thst
the inmrmation was not without refer-
ence to subjects previously studied.

it is sate to say that everyone who was
in the seminar tell it was a great suo<
cess. Those who had a lot of biologi-
cal training before saw new aspects and
applications of areas previously studied
while the non-biologists felt, perhaps
for the first time, the means and extent
to which biological pmcesses influence
and control our lives These factors,
along with the intense discussion and ex<
cilement which were always present and
which are the mark of any meaningful
learning experience make a course in
human biology seem a real alternative
to traditional ways of biological teaching.

 

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