Loyola University of Los Angeles - Lair Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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REVEREND TERRAN CE L. M AN ,. SJ DE TO THE MEMBERS OF THE GRADUATING CLASS OE THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES: As alumni of Loyola University, you possess a rich intellectual and spiritual legacy, a legacy which contains the wisdom of God as well as the wisdom of man. This legacy must never remain locked within you, unused and unproductive. Rather, let it be the foundation upon which you build your lives, Let it direct your relationships with your family, your profession, your country. Let it be the basis of an active and dedicated loyalty to Christ and to His Church. Today, as leaders of the Catholic community, take a positive and courageous stand against the insidious attacks on your ideals. The principles you have acquired provide you with accurate norms, moral directives, and the high idealism to change your environment where this is nec- essary. When you meet dishonesty, counteract it by your probityg when you are confronted with falsehood, conquer it by truth. The Man of Two W01'ldr must be more than an ideal, it must be a way of life. Congratulations and God bless you.

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ARTS 81 SCIENCES Loyola University first opened its doors in 1911, since then Arts and Sciences has provided the basis of Loyolais educational system. The College thirteen major curricula is designed to produce the introspective Christian Man. In The Liberal Arts College, the student acquires a knowledge and appreciation of the heritage of Western Civilization, and is steeped in the legacy of Western culture. Majors in Biology, Chemistry, and Physics provide the student with the materials and technology necessary for a firm foundation in these fields. Each Major is solid and liberal, providing the student with the tools needed to seek out proper values, and solve problems. It forms a student able to prevail in today's complex society and attain the goal that every Christian strives for.

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