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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Admetus laughingly succumbs to Heracles' veiled term of friendship. Americas armed forces. Discipline of the mind and the hody through military procedure will ensure this reliabil- ity in A1nerica's youth. Practice makes perfectw is possihly too trite a maxim to apply to the development of the student in Speech and Drama. But whether it is trite or not. it more than adequately describes the intermediate years of the drama student's college life. The show's the thing is the golden rule of the drama major. whether the studentis participation is centered on technicality or creativity of production. Set-designing. method of makeup. lighting, hlocking and prop-handling seem minor studies or tasks in themselves, hut in the totality of the whole play they may spell success or failure. With this principle in mind. the Department develops in its students an understanding of the whole realm of theater. A vital element of the finished production is the art of applying: make-up. 36