Flora Stone Mather College - Polychronicon Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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THE FACULTY, DUR LEADERS ADVISDRS AND FRIEND The peace which we had fought has finally be- come a reality. Along with it have come inovations in many fields, and the faculty has found itself dis- cussing atom bombs whether they are in the science, history, or sociology department. No longer can topics be classified as belonging to a certain field, for these topics are being discussed from all aspects in the various departments. The war taught the real and urgent need for men and women who are well-educated and able to think independently. Our faculty has worked long hard hours with the aviation students, dental students and medical corps stationed at Reserve, and now they will work with these same boys, and some girls too who have a new title-veteran. After being tied down with the problems of war, the faculty is once again free to devote time to offer- ing new courses which are vital to those who want to learn to live fully. Picking up the loose ends un- raveled by the war can be done more easily by the knowledge which each department is able to give. More and more the trend in teaching is toward helping students how to think, and not just to learn by rote, and we are confident that, as always the faculty will be able to take these new demands in its stride and help us to produce the best that is in us.

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AQ' f How Miss Dolan, dean of Mather College, accomplishes her many tasks is still a mystery to us, but the fact remains that she does it, and does it with remarkable ease and efficiency. She not only performs her duties as dean of the college, but she also finds time to teach a class of political science and act as dean to the fresh- man. In addition, to this, she is active on the Council of World Affairs in Cleveland. Miss Dolan came to us four years ago, and in that short time, has made possible many worth- while additions to life on Mather campus. ln spite of her busy schedule, she finds time to act as a friend and counselor to Mather girls.