Creighton University - Bluejay Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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Administrative Officers Rev. T. H. Murphy, S. J. Rrv. W. J. CoRBOY, S. I. Rev. G. a. Diglman, S. J. Rev. F. G. Deglman, S. J. Lucille Reynolds A. A. ScHABINCtR M. ISABELLE KeYSER Claire McDermott 22

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The College Journalism V OM PI. F.TIN G its second year as a separately organized unit of the university, the College of Journalism has made marked progress in its work of furnishing students with a thorough and practical knowledge of journalism. This newest department of the university was organized last year, to meet the growing demands of students interested in spe- cializing in the journalistic field. It is imperative that a journalist have a full and well-rounded education in all subjects, because he is a recorder of life and its multifarious activities. For this reason, Creighton presents, through its varied curricula, a series of courses covering the various departments of education from natural and social sciences to certain branches of the law. The College of Journalism offers an appreciation of all branches of education which are essential to the polished and learned gentleman. Among the subjects offered are poetry, literature, mathematics, foreign languages, art, history, political science, philosophy, logic, ethics, and economics. For this reason, the facilities of the College of Arts and Sciences, the College of Commerce and the School of Law are employed, all being correlated with the specialized instruction given by the Journalism faculty in the comprehensive four-year course required for a bachelor of arts, a bachelor of science or a bachelor of philosophy degree in journalism. In addition to the academic courses in journalism which arc offered, the students are given practical experience by means of a complete laboratory system. This system is main- Ri V. John Danihy, S. j. Dean The College of Jcurn.alism Faculty 24