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DR. CRAVEN EDWARD WILLIAMS PRESIDENT President ' s Message to the Students Love without criticism brings stagnation. Criticism without love bring distruction. I urge you to remember that people must be discriminating appraisers of society, knowing wholy and precisely the things that thwart them and thus need modification. But at the same time, you must be discriminating protectors of society, preserving those features that nourish and strengthen people and which make them free. If you have to choose between being the fatalist Sancho Panza or the idealist Don Quixote, by all means choose Don Quixote. 21

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X -:m! ' j . ' Mmt THE ACADEMIC CABINET Dr. Paul Jolley, Dr. Robert Lamb, Dr. Craven Williams. Dr. Charles Andrews, and Dr George Gribb It takes a lot of planning, thinking, and directing to keep an educational institution ' s policies coherent, viable, and stable. The responsibilities must be meted out in order to handle current and future programs and problems. Dr. George Cribb has the responsibility of handling all academic correspondence and presiding as chief academic officer at all academic ceremonies. Dr. Paul Jolley has been given charge of long range planning and the overseeing of the academic eligibility of athletes. Dr. Robert Lamb meets w ith students on matters of academic eligibility, progress, etc. He also vi orks with the library director in an advisory capacity. Dr. Charles Andrews works with faculty on academic matters via the department chairpersons. The college president acts in a coordinating fashion for all administrative functions of the entire academic program. 22