Salve Regina University - Regina Maris Yearbook (Newport, RI)

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Faculty THEOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY Sister Mary Eloise, in deep philosophical discussion with Mr. Hugh Kilmer, adds parenthetically, But Descartes is so silly! Now on the other hand, Thomas Aquinas . . . When not engrossed in theological and philosophical problems. Father John Egan takes pleasure in expatiating on the subject of his favorite painter, Rouault. From the various expressions on the faces of these students, one would gather that Father Paul Curran has presented them with a somewhat amusing, if totally baffling, metaphysical principle.

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Administration Sister Mary Emily proves her point — White Holm was an example of Spanish architecture according to the picture in the archives. Sisfer Mary Clarice knows from experience that if a book is not in the library Sister Mary Hilda probably has a good substitute. Sister Marie Therese and Mrs. Lynch check and re-check new books in order to maintain the lofty standards of the library. The business office deals with many kinds of greens, and Sister Mary Venard assures their continued growth. 15

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SOCIAL SCIENCES History is not something dead — it lives and is shaped very day. Sister Mary Harold emphasizes this by means of her bulletin board on current affairs. Sister Mary Christopher and Dr. Gaudreau find sociology ever-intriguing. Its humorous aspects may not strike the harried students quite so forcibly. Sister Mary Antonine goes to the top for information that will help to enlighten her students on historical situations.