Indiana University - Arbutus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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Paul V. McNutt .... Governor of Indiana .... I. U. Law School Dean 1925-33 .... World War service .... American Legion National Commander, 1928-29 .... responsible to a large extent for pre- sent high rating of the Law School .... Phi Beta Kappa .... Order of the Coif .... pleasing person- ality .... powerful speaker .... unflinching will .... inspires utmost confidence in all who know him. BOARD OF TRUSTEES James Willicm Fesler, President George A. Ball, Vice President Ora Leonard Wildermuth Frank Helton Hatfield Charles Mahlon Niezer Paul Lambert Feltus Benjamin Franklin Long Mrs. Sanford F. Teter John William Cravens, Sec ' y. to the board Edwin Corr, Treas. to the board EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE BOARD OF VISITORS Paul V. McNutt, Governor of Indiana M. Clifford Townsend, Lieutenant- Governor Earl Crav ford, Speaker of the House of Representatives Floyd I. McMurray, Superintendent of Public Instruction James P. Hughes, Judge of the Su- preme Court Michael I. Fansler, Judge of the Su- preme Court David A. Myers. Judge of the Supreme Court Curtis W. Roll, Judge of the Supreme Court Walter E. Treanor, Judge of the Su- preme Court William Lowe Bryan Paul Lambert Feltus Mrs. Sanford F. Teter James William Fesler .... trustee since 1902 .... prominent Indianapolis lawyer .... Indiana, American Bar associations .... Phi Beta Kappa .... served in U. S. Navy, Spanish American War .... dog-lover .... quiet, conservative, constructive .... Has done more for the interests of Indiana than any- one else — Dr. Bryan. [ 12]

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President Bryan, Registar Cravens, and Bursar Smith pause for a moment ' s talk as they leave Max- well after a day ' s work. GOVERNMENT

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WILLIAM LOWE BRYAN President, Indiana University William Lowe Bryan . . . president since 1902 ... a man of vision . . . well-developed sense of humor , . . a great student of words and their meanings . . . noted and talented speaker. THE PRESIDENT ' S COLUMN The value of Dr. Bryan ' s latest literary contri- bution as a true Insight into his philosophy justifies sacrificing a review of his own personal experiences during the past year. The Pretiidcnt ' s Column, a compilation of his writings for the Indiana Daily Stu- dent during the past eight years, appeared late last fall. The articles which compose the book had ap- peared in The President ' s Column of The Student and each deals with a topic of current interest, phil- osophical comment or discussions of art, religion or science. The warm substantial personality of the author IS felt in every line of the book, which together with the greatness of ideas and precise and skillful use of words, is responsible for the value of the work. The author reveals his deep reliance on both science and art, marvels at material progress and raises it to its rightful place among values. His method is that of philosophy and psychology applied with the simplicity and learning of art rather than with the cumbersome machinery that too often clutters up those vehicles of thought transmission. [ 13]