Lafayette College - Melange Yearbook (Easton, PA)

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E fAQ58 lflflelfl Although the most generally recognized functions of any college administration are dealing with executive, judicial and financial matters, there is yet another function which is more vital and necessary. This other func' tion, the maintenance of relations with under' graduates and the determination of school policy toward the student, sets the pattern of both educational and social life at the instituf tion. We at Lafayette are indeed fortunate in having a college administration at once sympathic and understanding, which never' theless retains its authority and constantly strives for the maintenance and improvement of school standards. The undergraduate at Lafayette is regarded as a mature individual and policies are designed to treat him accordingly. Much emphasis is placed on his responsibility and initiative, and the increasingly important part which student government and student groups play in everyday college life are the results of this liberal attitude on the part of the administration. The undergraduates are offered a wide range of activities and opporf tunities which permit them to exercise their abilities. The knowledge and experience of the administration of Lafayette College stands ready to be of assistance to the student at all times and in all ways. PRESIDENT RALPH COOPER HUTCHISQN