Case Western Reserve University - Lux / Differential Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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. wilt wear V1 ' - ae.-,Qvs-1 1'W'TE, '!fT' 'nf , -T it ji ', ,,,,.', Q-1' Mi 1 tit in PHlSllENl I Ullllil To make Case equal to the de- mands of this great Northern Ohio industrial region, both in teaching and research, to make Case attractive to the ablest teachers and the most promising students, to serve their personal, social, athletic and intellectual needs at the highest level, and to lay ample foundation for Case's future growth and devel- opment-these are our post-war aims. More campus space, new social, residential, athletic and library buildings, complete modern lab- oratory facilities in all depart- ments, and a larger sustaining endowment are the tools we need, and funds to obtain them are being steadily increased- but men and not things are our real goals. President.

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DEAN UF FllCULTY When in Ianuary 1942 the tac- ulty adopted the accelerated program, it was feared that the continuous arrangement would soon produce a condition ot serious mental staleness among both students and faculty. While this has been evident to some extent, it has not been nearly as serious as had been anticipated. In fact, both students and facul- ty have stood up very well under the unusual conditions of War. Taken as a Whole, student grades have been the best in rnany years, particularly those of the sophomores and juniors, All are to be' congratulated on their good showing under very trying circumstances. 6 I