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Economics and Sociology Economics and sociolo£;v courses seek to give students a better understand ins, of tlie economic and social forces of to- day ' s highly-industrialized society. Major students in the field are prepared to take positions in business, government sei ' vice, the teaching jirofcssion. and social work. Current research piojects of the department include studies in juvenile delinquency, workmen ' s compensation, social factors in personality development, and the South- west ' s agricultural resources. Dr. H. J. Friedsam Future economisls study the rise of American business and labor.
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' ■■w- ' -.m : : I 4 Chemislry sludents spend long hours in the laboratoiy preparing for careers in science. Chemistry The Departnienl of ( heniistiy offers professional train- ing to prospective chemistry teachers, pre-medical, pre-denlal, and pre-nursing students. Majors in the department are pre- pared for graduate studv in eheiuistry and allied sciences and for ultimate em|3loymeut as contiol or research chemists. The American Chemii-al Society recognizes the depart- ment ' s faculty, library, facilities, curriculum, and research as ade(|uate tor Iraining professional chemists. Dr. J. L. Carrico
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English Courses offered bv the Ens;li h Department are designed to help students acquire skill in the use of the English lan- guage, to prepare teachers of English for positions in high school and college, and to extend the advantages of literary study to those who are majoring in other fields. The department sponsored a variety of activities this vear, such as a creative writing contest, a series of hook re- views and panel discussions, two parties for the English facul- ty and majors, and a field trip for 80 students to Theatre ' 56 in Dallas. English facultv members take a large part yearly in state, regional, and national associational meetings, and con- tribute to numerous scholarly publications. E. S. Clifton Ballard Belcher Boaz Brock Brodie Crillenden Davidson Eberly Elders Felts Haile Hall Henderson Hendricks Hunter Logue Lomax Lucke McGuffin McLain Miller w ■ ti. 30
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