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,,,,, , .,. . , GEORGE WAGGONER Dean of the College TIIE CIJLLEGE 0F LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES It is not doing what one pleases that makes a man free, it is doing what one choosesg and freedom of choice depends upon knowledge and wisdom. The wiser and more knowing a man is, the wider his choices, the more intelligent his choices, and the freer his choices. The College is chiefly concerned with basic knowledge and skills in all of the fundamental areas of knowledge. Dr. Murphy refers to the revolutionary changes that are taking place in the relationships of man to nature, man to society, and man to manf' The study of the first is the concern of the science departments in the College, the second is the concern of the departments of social science, and the third is the con- cern of the humanities. The cultivation of the intellect is our primary purpose, every College student must have the opportunity to develop his intellectual powers to the fullest, extension of wisdom and knowledge Qi.e., basic research? in the sciences, social sciences, and the humanities is of prime importance if we are all to continue to he free. George Waggoner 1
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The key to grcutncss for the American educational system rests primarily with thc tcuchcrs who instruct our youth. The host tcachcr is one who produces the grcutcst individual dcvclopmcnt in his studcnts or who muximizcs individual diffcrcnccs in uchicvc- ment with rcspcct to the students hc instructs. Thus, in accordance with this principlc, thc School of Education, working cooperatively with pcrtincnt departments of thc Univcrsity, has recently modern- izcd thc academic training of tcuchcrs hoth quallitzitivcly and quzlntitzltivcly in alll arrears hut notulmly in mathematics, thc lun- guugc arts, thc social scicnccs, amd thc tcuching of foreign lan- guugcs in the Cll'l1l0llt2ll'y school. Dcpth pcnctrzition in subject-muh tcr thcn, togcthcr with skill in nicthods of instruction, will chur- nctcrizc tl'ilCllCl'S going out into thc puhlic schools from thc Uni- vcrsity of Kansas. Kenneflu Anderson I fi KENNETII ANDERSON Dean of Education THE SCll00L 0F ED CATIO The enlrumre lo Bailey H1111 It is in the education classrooms Ilzuf the complexities of modern education techniques are learned.
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