The Language Resource Center recently acquired four interactive video stations designed to help students sharpen their language skills. Each station is equipped with a computer screen, a video monitor, a laser disk player and a CD ROM player. The work stations allow students to hear and see language exercises.
Students for Excellence in Education, a service support group formed last summer for students interested in education, met for the first time last week at Rockefeller Center. SEE's goal is to create an environment on campus where undergraduates can meet and share resources about education, said Lisa Hacken '95, SEE president. Kevin Lapin '95, a SEE member, said, "I think that a pre-professional group for the teaching profession is an essential first step in making teaching into the well-respected and renumerated profession it should be." The organization plans to make students aware of volunteer and community activities affiliated with the Tucker Foundation and local schools in the Upper Valley near Hanover. SEE will also offer many other services to its members.