Description

Long Beach Junior College, 1942. Paper covers, 28 pp (unpaginated). In good condition. Red white and blue paper covers have light bumping and creasing to edges, corners and spine. 1" square white scuffed patch on front cover where price sticker was removed taking red paper with it. Light to moderate overall aging scuffing and spotting to covers as well. Binding tight (staple bound). Pages clean and unmarked. NOT ex-library. From Preface: Symbolizing these words "Education for Victory", the Long Beach Junior College Evening Classes surpass most similar educational institutions in the vast number of courses offered, combined with varied social privileges. More students than ever are attending these classes for the express purpose of learning what they can best do to serve their country during war time. .... The main purpose of Cereus is to give to those who have never attended Evening Classes and to the community as a whole, a synopsis of the many opportunities presented by this institution's curriculum to all people who are working but wish to continue their education and therefore find it necessary and practical to attend school at night.] Black and white photos and illustrations. An interesting look at educational opportunities in California during World War II.