DePaul University - Depaulian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Advisory Board His Eminence George Cardinal Mundelein, D.D. Very Reverend Thomas Levan, CM., Ph.D., D.D. Rt. Rev. William D. O ' Brien, A.M., LL.D. Hon. Charles G. Dawes Hon. Marcus A. Kavanaugh Frederick H. Rawson Charles L. Mahoney, LL.D. D. F. Kelly, K.S.G., LL.D. Ernest L. Mitchell J. C. Ralston Hon. Berthold Singer, LL.D. Edward E. Gore, C.P.A. w Board of Trustees of De Paul University Thomas F. Levan, Ph.D., D.D. Thomas C. Powers, CM., A.M. Daniel McHugh, CM., M.S., F.R.A.S. James F. O ' Dea, CM. James M. Murray, CM., Ph.D. Castor Ordonez, CM., Ph.D., Sc.D. John L. Le Sage, CM., Ph.D., D.D. John A. Kearney, CM., A.M. Dennis A. Duggan, CM., A.M. Michael F. O ' Brien, CM., A.M. Charles L. Mahoney, LL.D. Charles H. Sullivan Britton L Budd Officers of De Paul University His Eminence George Cardinal Mundelein, D.D Chancellor Very Rev. Thomas F. Levan, CM., Ph.D., D.D President Rev. Thomas C Powers, CM Vice-President Rev. Daniel J. McHugh, CM., M.S., F.R.A.S Treasurer Page 22

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FATHER E. L. GAFFNEY, CM., A.M. Dean Father Gaffney has not yet fin- ished a complete year as dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, but he has already won a place in the hearts of the whole student body. He has been able to enforce all disciplinary measures in a pleasant, smiling way that has made him one of the most re- spected and best liked figures on the North Side Campus. ( allege of J beral rts and Sciences rHE College of Liberal Arts holds in De Paul the important position it should hold as the basis of all things intellectual. Despite the modern tendency to place undue emphasis on the professional departments, the liberal arts college from its very nature must supply the foundation for the narrower pursuits of business and law. When the student has learned how to live he is prepared to learn how to make a living. The liberal arts college supplies thei general knowledge which prepares the student for the particular career he may choose to follow. The departments of history, language and philos- ophy develop in him a broader vision for the great business of living and fit him to appre- ciate the greater things which life can give only to him who is prepared to receive. The faculty of the Arts department is made up of a number of priests and lay professors. All are highly educated and competent in their various departments. The department of philosophy boasts of Father Murray, the friend of many De Paulites of the past and of the present. All departments honor and admire him for his learning and for his kindness. Another noteworthy professor of this department is Father Kearney, one of the I .