Catholic University of America - Cardinal Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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fa fs W W V iff rs if X W Q f we it , 3 X s. , ,w f ,. X' 5 zxu I '.-1 51 if x WW, f . , Electrical engineers conquer the intricacies of the prony brake test. Before the application of the theories learned in any field can occur. those theories must he paralleled with one another and evaluated in view of contrasting theories. This principle of education holds as true in engineering as well as in nursing or the arts. The engineer must compare methods of procedure and estimate the value of each economically and efficiently. Society will in the future depend on his achievements for safety and security. Vhhat he huilds must therefore he reliahleg any phase of engineering demands this quality whether it he electrical or aeronautical. Reliability is also the keynote of the military program at Catholic University. To an even greater extent, per- haps, society will depend for safety and security on

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W'here classroom instruction ends. practical appliea- tion begins. The pre-professional dental visit. Ingredients: pa- tient, dental student and that indispensable quan- tity, the nurse. .. .av ,ps-0

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