Marquette University - Hilltop Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Thirteen distinct types of college experience emanate from the true uni- ty of Marquette. Thirteen colleges, schools, or programs offer academic courses in many disciplines. But the distinction between the schools ex- tends beyond this idea. 'Yes, the College of Journalism schools its stu- dents in reporting, the College of Business Ad- ministration offers courses in marketing, and the College of Nursing teaches its pupils to care for neW-born infants. The diverse pro- grams of study provide the base for the separateness of the schools, but they are just that e the base only. Students usually dis- play a true concern for their own particular area of study. This is manifested in the university-Wide presence of professional organizations and extracurricular activities geared to the various academic disciplines. Thus social work students spend Saturday mornings with inner-city child- ren, student journalists produce three publications, and dentistry students indoc- trinate grade-school children on the Vir- tues of preventive dentistry. Given the cohesiveness of each school, and the tendency of social groups to form from within each school, it is clear how the different college experiences emerge. t .lvhwvm. . mind. I... . h.n.l.i .n.

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the UNiVERSiTy 2M 8 administration 2 page 11 campus 2 page 25 student life 2 page 41 sports 2 page 69 The schools 2 mm: 100 business administration 2 page 103 dental hygiene 2 page 117 dentistry 2 page 125 education 2 page 133 engineering 2 page 137 graduate 2 page 151 journalism 2 page 155 law 2 page 171 liberal arts 2 page 183 medical technology 2 page 215 nursing 2 page 223 physical therapy 2 page 231 speech 2 page 239