University of Texas Austin - Cactus Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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• • -L ■ Collese of Arts and Sciences Jiw More than half of the 10,000 students of tfie University are enrolled in ttie College of Arts and Sciences, which has been the largest of the schools and colleges since the Uni- versity opened in 1883. H. T. Parlin, Professor of English, has been Dean of the College for many years. He is assisted in solving problems of the Arts and Sciences students by D. A. Penick, Professor of Greek and tennis coach, and by L. L. Click, Professor of English. The College is composed of twenty-two departments including the sciences, the languages, journalism, home economics, public speaking, economics, history, mathematics, astronomy, anthropology, philosophy, psychology, and sociology. Five degrees are ' offered by the Academic College: Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Journalism, Bachelor of Science in Home Economics, Bachelor of Science in Geology, and Bachelor of Science in Nursing. There are more than two hundred and seventy- five members of the Academic faculty. k • Page iS

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• • Luld Mary Bewley, Assistant to the Dean of Women Dorothy Gebauer, Dean of Women Kathleen Lomax Bland, Assistant Dean of Women E. J. Mathews, Registrar Library StaFF Administration Alexander Moffit, Donald Coney Alice Wupperman, Mrs. Ethel Swafford, Mrs. Charles Stephenson, Athol Yager Helen Hargrave, Mrs. Marcel le hHarner, Anne hiill, Winnie Allen, Lorena Baker, Carlos E. Castaneda, W. N. Daniels E. W. Winkler, Mrs. Ruth Junkin, Mrs. Mildred Clopton, Mary Kirkpatrick, Doris Clower, Florence Nierman I 1 Kathleen Bland, Assistant Dean of Women, Lula Mary Bewley, assistant to the Dean of Women, and Dorothy Gebauer, Dean of Women, in a discus- sion. Page 17 • •

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