Loyola University Chicago - Loyolan Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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UNIVERSITY ADIVIINISTR TIO The lifeblood of any civilization is the provisi0r1S whidl it makes for its future in terms of the coming generation. The most valuable gift that any community can offer I0 its young is educational opportunities. The business of education is a serious and complicated process. Fortunate- ly, the Society of jesus, Hthe schoolmasters of the worldfl have helped our city meet this responsibility. On a ch0iCC location in the downtown area of metropolitan Chicag0, Loyola University has its headquarters. Lewis Towers, named after Mr. Frank Lewis, OHV great benefactor, who donated the building tO Loyola, has for a long time been known affectionately as L.QT- In this tall, impressive building are housed the 051065 which are so necessary for the smooth functioning of The university. The registrar, the dean of students, and the deans Of several colleges are but a small percentage of the necessary ofhces from which all the important decisions wh1Ch affect the university originate. Near the heart of a great city, the headquarters Of One of its diligently devoted groups is located.

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