University of Colorado - Coloradan Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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J College of .Arts and Seiences A ' AST organization of students, each different from the other, a vell-eqiii|Ji)ed faculty com- prising more than loO memijers, and more than a doxcn dift ' erent buildings, makes up the College of Arts and Sciences. The first college on our campus, and toda ' one of America ' s outstanding Colleges of Arts and Sciences, under the direction of a man whose ' er - name is synonymous with the college — -Dean Hellems. And thus goes from year to year growing in size and prestige, granting those who seek, the fruit of itiiflligence. S=!5«0 De.a.n Hellems 4 4im!!l!ilLl A Xnv A rls, one of the more recent uddilions to the campus. It WIS built in 1020 and it was the first of. the ne-,v huildinns to he ereited under the plan of architec- ture to be used on the campus in all ne- v buildings. Pat ' II

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The Graduate School K s $3 y TH I-; ' iiaduate School is founded ii) ()n the students ' desire to achie e further knowledge, l)e ond that of the first degree. The Graduate School builds upon this desire and attempts to L;uide those who can profit b - the ojiportunity to a broader and more definite knowledge in a limited field. It has as its aim an intimate working knowl- edge, an interpreting knowledge, rather than ap- ]ireciation based upon a speaking acquaintance. It is also concerned with the training of college and iini ersit ' teachers, and is designed to hel|i those w hose aim is to know thoroughl -. O. C. l.ESTEK Dean Hale Scientific was built in 1890. This is one of the earlier buildings on the campus. It houses the physics and bi- ology departments, the ojfice of the Dean of the Graduate School, and the I ' ni- versitv Museum. ' l ane 10

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School of Law m ■ 30 J. CjKaiion Rogers Deu n HI-ADED b - men who ha e distinguished themsel es in the tield of law, the School of Law has risen to the front since its founding in 1892 A three-year course covers (juite thoroughh the problems of torts, and the technique of law The Law School, under the direction of Dean J Grafton Rogers, publishes a law re -iew, The Rocky Mountain Law Rev-iew, which, though a new thing, is being widely accepted by members of the bar throughout the state. A model court is conducted by the law school in which the students are given the best of expe- rience. Our law library is one of the best equipped in the west. Simov Guggenheim Law Building, a gift of lion. Simon Guggenheim, a for- mer United States Senator from Colo- rado. The building erected in 1009 con- tains a properly ar- ranged courtroom for the trial of cases, offices, and a library containing 15,337 bound volumes. fc. ' ' rzv Past 22