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N WCUMB COLLE Newcomb College was established in l866 hy lVlrs. Josephine Louise Newcomlm as a memorial to her only daughter. It was the first women's college to function within the framework of a university. Newcomb has a lull curriculum of Liberal Arts, including lVlusic and Art, and also provides a program of study alrroad dur- ing the Junior year. Study ahroad combined with the l Dean Hubbard and Student Council Welcome to the Malia if' - 5 , V-M. TLJY2'i3f:'L' , iH cultural milieu of undergraduate school in New Or- leans, presents a student with the best of cultural and educational background. The ultimate purpose of the College is the provision of the opportunity for a girl to discover and develop her talents and to become aware of the traditions of her society in order that she may significantly con- trihute to the art of democratic living. DEAN JOHN R. HIWIHMRD Newroxnlm Memorial Day Procession
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Dean Forrester and Law School Council WM, Wm l .lovial Gene and Trophy DEAN RAY FORRICSTER Hang Angel Chavez SCHOOL OF LAW The School of Law has as its primary objective the training of students for the practice of law in Louisi- ana, hut this is not its only aim. The school must he able to train students for the practice of law in other parts of the country, as well as in the Latin American and other foreign countries. The unique legal history of Louisiana, along with the geographical position and Latin culture of New Orleans, makes it particularly appropriate that the school serve a varied group of students with a diversity of legal programs.
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DEAN WIIALMNI W. PICICRY COLLEG OF AR The purpose of this college is to assure every stu- dent hoth an opportunity to receive a sound general education and a good lrase for future specialization. Some students will prepare themselves for entrance into graduate and professional schools, while others will terminate their formal education with the bache- Gibson Hall A 8 S OFFICERS: .lolin Coleman. Secretaryg Henry Jungle, Vice Presidentg lack Wiener. President. with Dean Wm. Peery. TS AN SCIE CE lor's degree. But in either case, the college offers its students preparation for positions of leadership and trust in their home communities. Oldest of Tulane's undergraduate colleges, The Col- lege of Arts and Sciences enrolled its first students, twelve freshmen and two sophomores, in the fall of l85l. 6'Peekaboo
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