Chicago College of Dental Surgery - Dentos Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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THE DENTOS-1924 A MESSAGE OF GREETING FROM PRESIDENT AGNEW To President Dr. Truman VV. Brophy and his eminent associates of the Board of Trustees, to Dean W'illiam H. G. Logan and his distinguished associates of the teaching and administrative faculties, to President Earle H. Thomas and his worthy and noted associates ofthe alumni, to Dean C. N. Johnson and the present student body ofthe Chicago College of Dental Surgery, I extend a hearty greeting and a most cordial Welcome into the fraternity of colleges which constitute the departments of learning of Loyola University. just as my knowledge of the past record and present standing of your school convinces me that your identification with the University not only enlarges its sphere of activity but likewise enhances its scholastic credit, by reason of the amply demonstrated superior type of teaching and study done in your halls, so my more intimate acquaintance with the spirit, aims, organization and achieve- ments of the other colleges of the University enable me to assure you that your new university associations cannot but enlarge your educational opportunities, and further enhance the already high value of your academic degrees. The educational policy of Loyola University is, I am sure, quite in accord with the best thoughts of those most interested in the future ofthe Chicago College of Dental Surgery. It is two-fold, first, to surround those who commit themselves to its tutelage with every cultural influence, and to disclose to their inquiring minds, in due season and With due regard to lifels sacred purposes, every form and phase and vestige of truth which the human intellect has thus far discerned by its scrutiny of the visible universe, second, to develop Within its various de- partments men and women keen and resourceful in research, looking for the truth with Wide open minds, unclouded by prejudice of any sort, and under no restraint save the law of just respect for already certainly established truths, and for the consequences of those truths as expressed in the proprieties of human conduct. Bespeaking your enthusiastic support of the whole University, and assuring you a place of permanent equality with every other college of the University in my plans and labors for the advancement of all, I am, Very devotedly yours, VVILLIAM H. AGNEW, S. ,il ,Page 14 , y m .s,1Qf 'vM-gm, QE. '--6

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