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    • STUDENT ORIENTATION 78 VITA Lisa Jane Laird teaches part-time at Dixie State College of Utah in St. George. In addition to teaching 15 credits per year in Human Communication, she also advised students in the Department of Communication....
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    • No pirates no princesses 16 Advertising attempts to instill the idea of a perfect world using emotional appeals and advertising that links products with types of people. There are societal benefits to socially conscious advertising. Pharmaceutical...
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    • 39 Chapter 4 Results The hypothesis examined was that the barriers to school gardens in public, suburban school districts were lack of (a) growing time or climate, (b) educator knowledge, (c) curriculum application, (d) educator initiative, and (e)...
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    • 49 Question four of the interview measured the resources provided by the school districts. The consolidated school districts, of which three suburb groups reported, were summarized first followed by the fifteen suburban school districts. There was...
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    • President E. G. Peterson . . . per-sonified as the man who gives lifts to tired Aggies walking up College Hill . . . gladly welcomes all Branch Aggies to Logan . . . seen on our campus at the Presi-dent s Assembly and Graduation Exercises . . . a...
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    • DEANS N. A. PEDERSEN, A.M., Ph.D. Dean, School of Arts and Sciences PAUL DUNN, Ph.D. Dean, School of Forestry RUSSELL E. BERNTSON Executive Secretary and Treasurer ERNEST A. JACOBSEN, B.S., M.S., W. L. WANLASS, A.M., Ph.D. rn.L). Dean, School of...
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    • HOMER STEPHENSON . . , one of the Branch s outstanding students . . . scholarship student . . . efficient editor yearbook . . . secretary to the Director . . . active in debating . . . member of Phi Sigma Xi fraternity . . . leading part in the...
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    • short stories Ray B. West, Jr. and Edwin L. Peterson, have recently been granted permission by the Board of Trustees of the Utah State Agricul-tural College to take a leave of absence for the school year 1940-41. Both instructors have been...
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    • The Agricola Staff points with pride to the part that students and faculty members of the Branch Agricultural College play in the annual presentation of the Zion Park Easter Pageant. Two of the founders of this spectacular Easter service—a...
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    • wise as the first student that climbed the hill to the Library building, and as modern as a 1Q40 Freshman. Mr. Flannigan is as much a tradition on the campus as the seven-thirty bell or "A Day —Mr. Flannigan and his dog*— they ve seen...
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    • 1 I. V J Eleven successful years of leading the Branch Agricultural College is the record now held by Director Henry Oberhansley. During this eleven years he has been instrumental in bringing about many improvments. Most prominent of these are: the...
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    • The leading and progressive man, who fol-lowed Anthony W. Ivins in the office of Presi-dent of Board of Trustees, is Frederick P. Champ. He has the loyalty and support of the Board, Director Oberhansley, Faculty, Alumni, and everyone connected with...
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    • Significant to every student after he has been welcomed by Director Oberhansley and has paid his financial regards to the registrar, are those activities aside from the regular college class routine. This same individual will perhaps receive...
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    • The programs were broadcast over the western network of the Columbia Broad-casting System. Due to their brilliant performance, they were asked to return and sing again during the spring on the weekly national program instead of the Tabernacle...
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    • H c e r t a * 4 The talents of our B. A. C. Band have been partially concealed in former years because of the lack of presentable uniforms. The Stu-dent body has felt that the appearance of the band should compare with the quality of the band...
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    • PROLOGUE TO GLORY The Varsity Play of trie Branch A. Q, "Prologue to Glory," by E. P. Cankle was presented on Dec. 20 and 21, 1939, under the direction of Miss Vera Chadwick, speech director. CAST OF CHARACTERS Abe Lincoln Worth Porter Denny Jack...
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    • The first year in the \Vomen's Residence Hall has been a success-ful one due to the efficient supervision, the capable officers, and the co-operation of the girls. On September 14, 1959, the Residence Hall was opened for the first time for the...
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    • Serious looking faces prevailed while the cast for "Prologue to Glory" waited for calls Gus O Larsen, director of the Institute, bids good afternoon to open house dignitaries Although only putting a pinenut in his mouth Parry Urie appears to be...
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    • NORMAL DEPARTMENT While the Normal Department has not suffered from con-gested or over-crowded class rooms this year, the fact remains that the B. A. C. is the only school in the state that can boast of an actual increase in the enrollment of...
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