Loyola University Maryland - Evergreen / Green and Gray Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Biology The Biology Faculty was enlarged this year as Father Gau, SJ. and Doctors Butcher and Rehak joined the staff. Doctor Zaharis, Chairman, has inaugurated several changes in the department. Under his direction bi- ology majors will take biology courses in all four years, as opposed to the previous system involving three years of courses. A course on plant biochemistr}’ replaces the senior course in parasitology. Doctor Zaharis, in addition to reading research papers for the Maryland Academy of Science, is doing research with florescent antibodies and human placentae. Doctor Butcher, a judge at the Sci- ence Fair of the Maryland Academy of Science, and Doctor Zaharis this year attended the convention of the Federa- tion of American Societies for Experi- mental Biology. Father Grau, S.J., the establisher of the Psychological Service Burea at Georgetown University, introduced a course in Clinical Psychology and of- fers psychological services to the stu- dent body. Father Lorenzo, S.J. participated in a National Science Foundation Conference for Genetics Teachers at Colorado State University in August, 1965. JOHN L. ZAHA RIS Associate Professor Chairman of Department HENRY C. BUTCHER, IV Assistant Professor MICHAEL A. LORENZO, S.J. Instructor EDWARD M. REHAK Lecturer ALBERT F. GRAU, S.J. Associate Professor 8

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JOHN E. GUSTY Lecturer JOHN M. JORDAN Instructor J. CARROLL POWER Lecturer

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Philosophy Father Higigns, the Chairman of the Philosophy Department, has started a new book, Need Ethics Despair, which will be published in 1967. He has also started his last revision of his book Alar? As Man. Mr. McNierney spent last summer editing a new liturgial book for the Liturgical Conference. He also lectured at Notre Dame Col- lege in Cleveland on the Notion of Fidelity in Gabriel Marcel.” He is presently attending two courses at Georgetown University; one on Phenomenology, the other on the pre-Socratic philosophers. In spite of this heavy schedule, he has been instru- mental in improving the Problems in Belief Seminar. The Seminar has widened in scope and in attendance this year. Father Cavanaugh, S.J. will pursue private study in ethics this summer. Mr. McCormick, S.J. joined the faculty this year. He studied previously at Loyola Seminary. THOMAS J. HIGGINS, S.J. Professor Chairman of Department DANIEL E. CAVANAUGH, S.J. Instructor t VINCENT J. GENOVESI, S.J. Instructor PETER J. McCORMICK, S.J. Instructor STEPHEN W. McNIERNEY Instructor (9