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

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faculty These things we have known — ideas born and nur- tured sloivly, patiently; theories, concepts, facts classified, defined, and arranged in the tempo of the daily grind. Blue prints for buildings and for curriculum pored over, restructured and recon- sidered by minds attuned to our progress and our needs; all these diverse tasks ordered toward a unity, a liberal education. Theology, philosophy, the arts and sciences, social studies, mathematics, nursing, and more graceful living — each in its own sphere moves toward completion within four short years. The growth toward ivisdom is gradual, secret, and at times fructifies in darkness. Yet in retrospect there emerges our awareness of this process and with this the realization of the research, the dili- gence, the creativity and the perseverance of our administration and faculty. Thus ive present them to you, our readers, as a vital and integral part of this chronicle and as the mold- ers and guides of our college years.

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Achieving Balance Most Reverend Russell J. McVinney, D.D., presides over the post counciliar implementations as they gradually unfold and are necessary in the parishes and institutions of the diocese. The Most Reverend Russell J. McVinney, D.D.