was second to the Social Science building to be dedicated this year. Housing the departments of Elementary and Secondary Education, and Family Life, the building contained classrooms, seminar rooms, laboratories, a media center and a children's school. The Ed Building cost a total of $2,380, 212.00, half of which was financed by the Department of Health, Education and Welfare. Dr. Robert J. Havinghurst, a noted author and professor of education and human development, was present for the pre-dedication ceremonies. Dr. Havinghurst spoke to WSC students at a convocation and later gave a lecture encompassing current educational issues at the pre-dedication ceremony. Utah governor Calvin L. Rampton and Ogden Mayor Stephen Dirks were two of the dignitaries present at the dedication ceremonies held in mid-February. KHIGH DHEIGH spoke to convocation goers on the history and tenants of the I CH1NG philosophy on January 24. The noted actor and director of I Ching Studies Institute in Los Angeles stated that I CHING was the basis of many different Chinese philosophies, including Taoism, Confucianism, Buddhism, and Maoism. THE I CHING philosophy contained the idea that if man accepted and adjusted to change, then he would find life more enjoyable and less traumatic. The Education Building Upper left: The world famous Harlem Globetrotters performed to a packed crowd at WSC's gym. Upper middle: Two students discussed events on campus in the Union Building Snack Bar. Upper right: A WSC student was intent on forming a perfectly symmetrical vase with a potter's wheel. Center. Chatonelle members, Debbie Zizumbo and Janice Miya practiced many hours to perfect their maneuvers. Lower left: Explaining the meaning of Chinese characters, Khigh Dhiegh gave convocation-goers an idea of the concept of Change. Opposite page, upper right: Newly elected mayor of Ogden, Stephen Dirks, met with WSC's President Bishop during dedication ceremonies for the Education building. Lower left: A member of the Utah Repertory Dance Theater was part of a nostalgic dance of the 50's. Center Governor of Utah, Calvin L. Rampton was one of the dignitaries present at the dedication of the Education and Social Science buildings. Lower middle: WSC Basketball Coach, Gene Visscher, discussed defense strategy with a team member. Lower right: Khigh Dhiegh described the origin of a Chinese character.